Arizona citizen., 1875-01-30

troduced resolution of thanks to the 5th Cavalry for their services against the Apa-
 ches. MT. Kelley moved to amend by in-
 cluding the 23d Infantry. After some dis
 cussiOn, Mir. Purdy, on leave, withdrew his
 resolution. Adjourned.
 TwENTY-THIRD DAY, Jan. 26.-Met as per
 adjournment. All present. MT. Oury, for
 but with many amendments, the bill pro-
 vid1ng for the registration of voters, and
 was thereafter taken up, amendments adopted, ordered engrossed and 100 copies
 printed. Bill to create the county of Pinal
 was reported favorably without amend ments. Mir. Kelley of conference commit tee on artesian well bill, introduced a new
 bill on the same subject, which was there after passed by full and unanimous vote under suspension of the rules. MT. Head introduced bill to provide tor incorpora- tiOn of railroad companies and for their management and other matters relating thereto. Bill relating to incorporation of towns and villages passed by fult and unanimous vote. Council bill to create Pinal county passed by l6 ayes and nays of Messrs Head and MOeller-2. Recess taken till one p. m.
 Afternoon session. All present. Save couple of readings of bills and reference of one, nothing was done and House ad- jOurned.
 1WENTG-FOURTH DAY, JdI. ZI.-Mel dS per adjournment. Present all but MeSSrS Montgomery, Hickman and Purdy-but afterwards all came in. Council bill re- pealing act relating to Territorial reporter reported favorably and afterwards passed by l3 ayes and the nays Of Messrs Oury, Purdy, Richards, Wood and MT. Speaker 5. MT. Kelley introduced bill amend ing act relating to general interpretations. On motion of Mir. Head, the Council cOm- municatiOn relating to appointment of of nfn HnnSn was returned to the Council. 1t being re- garded by the House as diScOurteOuS, un- usual and irregular, and improper for the Council to send or the House to receive. Judiciary committee reported favorably upon bill to make the office of probate judge elective. Adjourned.
 TWENTY-FIFTu DAY, Jan. 2S.-Met as per adjournment. All present. Communica- ton received from Judge E. F. Dunne, ask ing use of hall for lecture on education | next Tuesday evening. Use granted. l Committee on ways and means to whom | was referred Territorial treasurer and au- | ditor's reports, by Mr. Head, reported that the treasurer of Mohave county had made l no attempt at settlement with Territorial | treasurer, and has long been delinquent to l the general and school funds, and recom- | mended an instruction to the Territorial i treasurer to collect all that is due, and if | necessary to commence suit therefor in the | name of the Territory. Mir. AlSap intrO- | duced a bill granting leave Ot absence 10 1 John w. Owen, treasurer or MarlcOpa and was passed by a unanimous | vote under suspension of the rules. Bill | relating to general interpretations read | twice and referred to judiciary committee. | Bill making office of probate judge elective, was ordered engrossed. After several mo- tionS, all Of which were lost, Council bill | fixing salaries of county treasurers, was postponed. Council bill re- lating to lawful fences, was read and re- ferI ed to Mohave and Yuma delegations. Resolution was adopted appointing d com mittee Ot three to examine and report upon books and papers or auditor and treasurer and Messrs Richards, Drachman and Wood were appointed. Adjourned.
 TwENTY-sIXTH DAY, Jan. 29.-Met as per Ali present. MT. Oury in- trOduced bill to give each of the judges of the supreme court an additional salary of $500, the object being to defray necessary travelling expenses. Council bill fixing salaries of county treasurers read and re- ferred to committee on ways and means. Bill making probate judges elective was passed by eleven ayes and the nays of MesSrS BaShford, Goldberg, Moeller, Pur- 1y, Rick man, Wood and MT. Speaker~7. House refused to concur Tn Council amend mentS to House bill relating to adJutant- generals office and asked for committee of conference which was granted and MeSSrS Montgomery, Oury ana Grlfhn were appointed. Council bill to locate cap tai at Yuma came up, and on the several motions to indefinitely postpone, to lay 1n the table, and for third reading, the vote stood g to g. viz Ayes, MesSrs Drach- man, Elias, Goldberg, Griffin, Kelley, Purdy, Hickman and stevens. Nays, MeSSrs BaShtOrd, Brooke, Head, Moelier, Oury, O'Neil, Richards, Wood and MT. Speaker. Adjourned.
 
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