Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-26
TELEGR APHIC-
SPECIAL TO THE MINER

Trc-oN. A. T.. Jan. i9.
 The Council has confirmed thc following nominations hy the Governor. Wm 4 Hancock, Probate Judge of Maricopa county; II. N Alexander. Probate Judge of Yuma county; Cha,. Atehi,on, Probate Judge nt Aobaye county, Caas. E. Curtis, AlJutAat General ofthe Territory.
 HOUSE.
 Mr. Bull introduced II No 8a. to divorce Wm. 4. Langley from Margaret Eliza Langley.
 Marion introduced II E No. 93. to change the name 1f Johanna B-geman tc .Iohan- nah Dixon.
 Darlington introduced resolution to ap- point a special Committee to fiV the time irr holding DistTi,; Courts Mcs.r.. Dor ria-tan Anl Hu.eAisoa were appointed a, such Spccia. Committee.
 Tucson. Jan. 2p.
 House Act providing tar d5fc.eacrs in ap- pTup.atinr introduced by Richards.
 BIZ creating o..ire of Territorial Ass8yer Introduced by SeotI
 Marion Introduced hil. repeating ne. pro- eacas ui mlainS ,aN i8N. Concurrent rcs9- iIlHn geu4erliug granting oi ns ularc ds- Vorccs dUTla- present session Lad un table
 BAnghSrt C.surcc b... withdrawn.
 layapai delegation recommend reap polatment of II. E Cartier as Probate Judge M
 TUcsoS, January 2i. lS1s.
 Tn i.l feeling cngeHicred between the Counties of Maucopa. Final anj Pins. on account oi boundary matters. wss. oa ia~g evening, amHrsb'y e.adie4led irum j.lc mind, ot tacir respective leaders, mainly through the magnsuimiiy of Col k. S. Woolsey. President ot thc Council. who. with Nr, RazE!es, Councilman from PiaaL appeared before a committee consisting of Couneilmeu Rash. MWllcr, and one other, and settled at differences. Two wears ago. when Pinal county was created, quite slice was taken of of Marieopa, anal from this arose de- sire to get fven oa both Pinal and Pima. layap4i espouScd the cause of Naricopa. aud as a result Magicopl made "grab of territory from the two Ps, which, owing to various reasons and sound advice from Messrs. MWller and Rush, she has now re- inquIshcj This is, think, as it should be-
 The Probate judgcship bill is likely tn pass. There iS some objection lo the reap pointmcat ot II. II. Cartier as Probate Judge of lavapai county, and it may i-s that Will C. Foster, of your town. wal gal tac place.
 Supervisors will hereafter get twenty cents per mile for going Co and returning from regular quarterly mcejinE., and five dnliars per day, as hetorc. but the new bill glves them a chance to earn three hundred and fifty dollars year. whereas the old law linn its them to two hundred and twenty-five dollars each per year The bill has no; passed yet. bui think it will
 The bill relieving mortgages from taxa ton was killed in the House day or two ago. The law taxing nett proceeds of mines st tds chance of being repealed. The bin providing for separating the SheriT's of , flee from that of assessor and collector is also among the slain. IL IS almost certain that Maricopa County will be attached Co Yuma for judicial pur- poses. This will give Judge Porter two l counties; Judge Tweed two and Chief Jus ] ice French two. ! must say that like al! ! three of our judges The Committees co fix ! time of holding courts have not yet reported l but | learn that our terms will commence l 'n the first Mondays of June and November ! Noiaves on the first Mondays of May and | October. Marieopa not yet settled. We of | inc north were S little uneasy yesterday but l are now feeling stronger.
 Late news from Sonora Is in effect tha; the | lTmy of General Nariscal was pursuing that ! 't Pesquiro up the Sonora river. IL is hoped i lrre that Mariscal may catch up with and ! whip the clothes off PeSquire and his force. l In Council yesterday Rebecca Mann asked ] 10 be divorced from Lewis w Mann The ! messages were received from the | Governor: Hon Kings Woolscy President | ,t the Council l have granted the follow ng pardons since my last report Co the Leg slative Assembly Ia wit, June 9th 1876, onn NJ. Nelson sentenced June 9th 1874, Q confinement in the Territorial prison for he term of two years and to pay fine of nc thousand dollars for tho crime of assault O do great bodily injury, said pardon was -ranted on a petition unanimously signed y the citizens of Yavapai County, Nov 3rd SG7
 Francisco Espcnoss convicted at the March erm of 1876, of the District Court in and or Pima County of tho crime of assalut