Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

indefinite pOStponement of bill To trans
 cribe records of Yuma county. MT. Re
 dOndO called for the ayes and nays on the
 adoption of this report and there were six
 ayes and the nays of Messrs Davis, Re-
 dondo and MT. President. Bill increasing
 salary of judges passed by SIX ayes ana
 the mays of MeSsrs Brady, DeLOng and ZeclsendOrf-3. House bill repeating act creating office of attorney-g" "nerai was
 passed by six ayes and the nays of MeSSrS
 Davis, Hargrave and Mr. President. House bill amending chapter forty-elght relating to proceedings in civil cases pass ed by eig ht ayes and the nay of Mir. Har- grave. Registry bill referred to joint com
 mitfee on Judiciary and elections. Recess taken till ?. m.
 Afternoon session. All present Several committees reported on bills, and in ac- cOrdance with recommendation Of com mittee on Territorial affairs, the bill relat- ing to gaming houses was indefinitely postponed. Bill to amend chapter eleven relating to criminal cases, was amended and ordered engrossed. Adjourned.
 TuIRTY-sEcoND DAY, Feb. 4.-Met as per adjournment. All present. Judiciary committee reported favOrably or bill amending section 29 of chapter 57, Com. piled Laws, and was ordered engrOsSed. MT. Hargrave introduced bill relating to jurors, manner of selection, etc, which was read once and 50 copies ordered print I. of both Houses to revise revenue laws, re- ported bill had been introduced in the House as the result of the work assigned Special committee on House registry bill reported it favorably with a few amend ments, which was thereafter passed by eight ayes and the nay of MT. DeLong. Mir, DeIlong introduced bill concerning the Territorial auditor, and Mir. Brady one relating to transaction of business Tn ulS- trict courts, which was read twice and re- t,,i i,,li lioi.a sOn n ing chapter eleven regarding proceedings in civil cases passed by eight ayes-Mr. Brady not voting. Bill for protection or iIlegitimale children tabled by five ayes and the nays of Messrs Davis, Hargrave, Redondo and Steveas.-4. Mir. Zecken- doris motion to reconsider vote just taken was indefinitely postponed on his own motion. Territorial auditor bill read twice and referred to judiciary committee. Council bill relating to probate judges passed by six ayes and the nays of Messrs Davis, RedOndO and. Mir. President. Re cess taken to p. m.
 Afternoon session. All present. MT. Hargrave introduced bill liking salary Of probate judges, which was read and passed finder suspension of the rules by ayes, and by same vote, passed House bill grant ing absence to treasurer Of Pima county also passed House concurrent resolution to effect that no bills be introduced after the 9th instant. House bill providing for and management of rail- ways made.special order for l0 a. m. to- morrow, and Council bill relating to dis trbution and application of school fund made special order for ? p. m. tomorrow. Adjourned.
 TuIrTY-THIRn DAY, Feb. 5.-Met as per adjournment. Alt present. Judiciary com mittee reported favorably on bills relating to Territorial auditor, and concerning of judicial business, and both passed unanimously. MT HargrlVe lntrO- duced bill to regulate assessment or dam ages in certain cases Whlch was reau tWlce and referred to committee on agriculture. MT. Davis introduced bill to amend act creating office of district attorneys, which was read twice and referred to judiciary MT. Brady introduced bill school fund of Pinal county, which was read twice and referred to judi ciary committees. Bill introduced by MT. Davis this day regarding herding or sheep, was read twice and referred to judiciary and agricultural committees. Special or der for consideration of railway lncorpora- tion bill, was deferred till one p. m., to which time a recess was taken.
 Afternoon session. All present but Messrs DeLong, Hargrave and RedOndO, who came in under call of the House. Bill for incorporatiOn and management Of rall- roads was indefinitely postponed by seven ayes and the nays of Messrs Campbell and Stevens-2 MT. DeLOng introduced bill to amend chapter twenty-twO, relating to re- movals from office, which was passed by vote under suspension of the rules. MT. Brady introduced bill to amend chapter ten relating to crimes and punish ments, which was read twice and referred to judiciary committee. House bill nXlng per centage to be paid county treasurers read twice and referred to finance commit tee {; and House bill to appropriate $500 out of school fund, to Sisters ofSt. Joseph was read and referred to judiciary and finance committees. Bill relating to distribution and application of school fund was amend ed and made special order for next Mon- day at 2 p. m. Adjourned.
 HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.