Arizona citizen., 1875-01-30

IalrS, Wn1ch was read twice and referred to
 committee on Territorial affairs. Bill re-
 latinE to jurors in criminal cases, read
 second time and referred to committee on Judiciary. Bill fixing salaries of several county treaSurerS passed by full and unani-
 nous vote. Bill to license lawyers, doc
 tors, etc., passed by six ayes and the nays
 of Messrs Davis, Hargrave and Mir. Presi-
 dent-3. Bill relating to lawful fences and
 trespasSes of animals passed by full and
 unanimous vote. Bill relating to school
 ayes and the nay of Mir. DeLong. Ad- jOurned.
 TwENTY-FIFTH DAY, Jan. 2S.-Met as per
 adjournment All present. Finance com
 mittee reported favorably on bill to amend
 chapter 57, Compiled Laws, to revise fees
 of clerk of district court. Select commit
 ee, by MT. Davis, reported favOrably with
 amendments bill relating to adjutant-
 generals office. Same committee reported
 they had examined books and accounts
 and vouchers of the adjutant-general, and
 found all persons who obtained arms and
 ammunition from his office, who were not
 Known to be responsible, had been requir-
 ed to give receipts for the same with an
 endorsement Of some well known surety 1;
 and that with responsible parties regular account has been kept of all delivered to them and that they find the books and accounts of the adjutant-general correctly
 kept, and susceptible of easy verificatiOn, and are satisfied with the same, and that said officer has honestly and faithfully dis charged the duties of his office in a most satisfactory manner. Special committee reported favorably, with amendments, bill for taxing net proceeds of mines and made special order for 7 D.. m. Mir. DeLOng in- trOduced bills relating to insurance com panies and one repeating section 29, chap ter 57 of Compiled Laws. Message was re- ceiVed from the Governor announcing his approval ofbill fixing clerks fees in cases of naturalization. Bill relating 10 adju- tant-general's office passed as amended by seven ayes and the nays of MeSsrs DeLOng and Stevens. This bill requires a sale Of all arms and am munitiOn on or before April 1, 1875. MT. Davis introduced a bill locating Capital of Arizona at Yuma city, which was passed under suspension of the rules, by the ayes of MeSsrs Campbell, Davis, Hargrave, RedondO, Stevens and Zeckendorf, and the nays of Messrs Brady, DcLOng and Mir. President. Motion to re- this vote was laid on the table. to , p. m.
 Afternoon Session. All present. Bill to tax net proceeds of mines was considered in committee of the whOle-Mr. Hargrave in the chair. Amendments made and af- forwards adopted and bill ordered en- crossed. Communication received from Sisters of St. Joseph extending an invita- ton to attend an examination of the classes in the Academy from S.3U to ll.30 a. In., on 29th instant. Invitation accepted. Joint committee on finance and Territorial ,ffarS-Mr. DeLong dissenting-reported taVOrably with amendments bill to enable Arizona 10 become an exhibitor in 1876 at Committee on Territorial affairs reported and recommended indefi- nite poStpOnemcnI of bill to encourage the holding of fairs. Adjourned.
 TWENTY-SIXTH DAY, Jan. 29-Met as per All present. MT. Zecken- 1Orf asked and obtained leave 10 change his vote of yesterday on the bill to remove the capital to Yuma. Mir. Zeckendorf in JrOduced two bills, viz: To amend act re- | ating to vacancies, reSignatiunS and re- movals from office. which was read twice and referred to judiciary committee, and to amend act relating to care of insane | persons, which was read twice and refer | red to committees on finance and Territo- | rial affairs and Mir. DeLong one to amend | chapter II relating to proceedings in crm- | nal cases, which was read twice and re- | erred to judiciary committee. Bill to | lmend section 29 of chapter 57, read second | ,ime and referred To judiciary committee. | Bill taxing net proceeds Of mines passed | 1y seven ayes and the nays of Messrs Bra | ly and Zeckendorf. Bill making probate | udges elective passed by five ayes and the | nays of MesSrs Davis, Hargrave, RedOndo | md StevenS-4. Bill to locate the capital | It Prescott was amended by inserting May | Instead of September and read twice and | -eferred to committee on Territorial Af- | airs. Bill to encourage fairs read and re- erred to committee on finance. House | Jill granting treasurer of Maricopa county | cave of absence unanimously passed un- Ter suspension of the rules. Message was eceived from the Governor showing par Ions granted (and reasons therefoD since he meeting of the seventh legislative aS embly. Adjourned.
 HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.