Arizona citizen., 1873-01-25
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 SIXTEENTH DLy. January 2}.-Met a per adjournment. Ali present but Messrs Allen and Larkiu. Prayer. Journal O yesterd ay read and aPproveu. Mir. BrinIey tor tho c'uoational committee, reporte, back the bIiI to provide for tho erection 0 improrou.s.. of school houses without rec ommendation, which was afterwards re ferred back to the educational committed upon Mir. Gleason's notion. MT. Rowell for judiciary committee, reported back favorably and without amendments, bills to regulate terms of the district court in Ma ricOpa county, and 10 encourage scientlhc medical practice and prevent quackery also reported against further action on the petition regarding the printing ot laws Ill Spanish, and afterward the council reso lution on the subject came up for adoptoh on Mir. Jacobs motion, but was lost. Re cess taken to l p m ..
 Afternoon session. Met as per adjourn ment. Present-l3. Absentees were Messrs. Allen. Cole. Jacobs Lorkin and Montgom- ery. and Allen, Larkin and Montgomery were excused from attendance. MT. Brin- lev. for proper committee, reported as cor rectly enrolled the bill legalizing the acts of Charles Baker as supervisor in Yuma 
 gation, reported in favor of the indefinite postponement of the bill to authorize a special tax levy to erect a fire proof record CTS office in Yavapai county. Messrs. Jacobs and Cole entered and took their seats. Mr., Brinley introduced bill to amend chapter forty-eight, Howell Code, of pro- ceedings Tn civil cases in justices courts which was subsequently, read twice and re- ferred to the judiciary committee. On MT. Brinley's motion, the resolution instructing the prin ting committee to ascer tain prices of printing at THE CITIZEN office. was adopted and upon MT. Rowell's motion, the house concurrent resolution ordering 1000 copies of the reports of the superintendent of public instruction, auditor and treasurer, printe at the Arizona Miner office, was adopted. The judiciary committees report on the bi to appoint deputy county treas urers was adopted House bill amending chapter eight of general and special cleo tions, was taken up, amendm ents of judi ciary adopted and bill ordered engrossed. Upon Mr. Henry's motion, the bill to change the name of Daniel Le; Pierce 10 Daniel Lee Moves, was taken up andpassed by an affirmative vote of all present. Upon Mir. RowelPs motion, the bill to amend chapter ten, Howell Code, on crimes and punis shments, was read second time and re- ferred to the judiciary committee; and up on Mir. Jacobs motion the bill to repeal section twenty-four of the act relating to general il corporations was read second time and referred to the committee on lncorpora- tions. Upon MT. ROwell's motion the bill to encourage scientific medical practice and prevent quackery was taken up, considered engrossed and after some amendments passed by an affirmative vote of all present. A djourned.
 SEVENTEENTH DAY. January 22-Met as per adjournment. All present. Prayer. Journal of yesterday read and approved. Mir. Brinley reported bill to legalize acts of Charles Baker as supervisor. Of Yuma coun- ty presented to the Governor for approval, which the Executive afterwards reported to the house as approved; bill to locate Mo- have county seat as correctly enrolled, and bills amending chapter 24 of Howell Code regarding elections and to regulate ho ding of terms of court in Mohave county correct ly engrossed. MT. Gleason, for educational co nmittee, reported back with amendments bill 10 provide for erection or improvement of school houses and recommended It's pas sage s amended, which was thereafter con- sidered in committee of the whole house. Mir. Behan, for printing committed, Tt ported THE CITIZENS proposition of, f,prlces for printing current bills, which was after wards taken up, and on MT. k wells mo- ton the committee was instructed ln inquire how much the Secretary was authorized to pay for such work on behalf of the UIlted States. Mir. Rowell, for Judiciary commit tee, reported favorably without amendments bills to amend chapter ten, Howell Code, on crimes and punishments and to amend chapter forty-eight, Howell Code, of pro- ceedings ill civil cases in justices courts; also report upon the attorney generals re- port favorably with reference to some of iis su gges tions and making Enc recommenda- tions on others Mir. Jacobs introduced bill to appropriate money for educational purposes allowing $500 to each county and that to Pima to be paid to the Sisters of St. Joseph's academy ill Tucson, winch was afterwards read twice and referred to the committee on ways and means. Bill amending chapter ght regarding elections passed by unanimous vote; also bll to regulate the terms of district court i'll Ma ricopa county passed unanimously. On Mir. Rowell's motion, the bill to amend chapter ten, Howell Code, on crimes and punishments, was taken up, considered en- crossed and passed by vote of lI for anu Mir. Speaker against. Bill to amend chap ter forty weight, Howell Code, on civil cases in justices courts was taken up on Mr Rowell's motion, and after striking out the words "in justices courts" on MT. Brinley's