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Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10

H. B. No. 72 read first time. BIr Marion moved to indefinitely postpone further consideration of the Bill.
 Ayes and noes called and motion carried by the following vote:
 Those voting aye were Messrs. Bull Foster, Head. Hathaway, Hutchison Marion, Miller, Peck, Richards, Scott, and MT. Speaker-11.
 Those voting no were Messrs. Ben. nett Darlington, OchOa, OhnesOrgen Parker, Stevens and SamaniegO-7 Mir Marion on leave introduced H B. No. 73, An act to authorize the pay ment of reward to W. w StandifeI and J. W. Evans for the apprehension of stage robbers
 Mir. Scott on leave introduced H. B. No. 74, An act to provide for holding special election in Pinal county for the purpose of voting upon changing the county seat.
 II. B. No. 74 read first time. On motion of Mr Scott, rules suspended, Bill read second tune by title and re ferred to Pinal delegation.
 Mir. Scott introduced H. B. No. 75, An act to establish the northern and western boundary of Pinal county.
 H, B. No. 75 read first time. MT. Parker moved further consideration of H. B. No. D be indefinitely postponed.
 Ayes and noes called and motion carried by the following vote:
 Those voting aye were Messrs. Bull, Foster, Head, Hathaway, Hutchinson, Marion, Miller, Pecl, Parker, Richards and MT. Speaker-11.
 Those voting no were Messrs. Ben nett, Darlington, OchOa, Ohnesorgen, Stevens, SamanIegO and ScOtt-7.
 NIT. Marion gave nOuce that on to- morrow or some future diy, he would introduce a bill, An act authorizing the collection, compilation and publi- cation of the resources of the Territo- " of Arizona.
 Mir. Darlington gave notice that on tomorrow or some future day, he would introduce a bill. An act to fix the representation of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona.
 Mir. Dorring.on gave notice that on tO-m1rrow or some future day, he would introduce a bill, An act sup. plemental to chapter 22, Compiled Laws, OfVacancies, designations and removals from office.
 On motion of Mir SamaniegO, House adjourned until O'clock tomorrow
 ANDREW CaoNLY, Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 TUcsON, February 3, 1877. Hoose met pursuant to adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 February ?, 1877 Ar Speaker: The Council has pass edC B. No. 36, An act to amend sec uon 5ll, of chapter IS, of Howell Code, WProceedings in Civil Cases.
 Has also adopted and passed Substi- 'l'e for c. B. No. 9, as reported by committee of Conference between the TWO Houses, An act to establish the saIaTles of certain officers of the coun- A'es Of Pinal and Mohave.
 haS also passed H. B. No. B, An act supplemental to an act entitled an act VI General Interpretations, approved November 6, 1866.
 And II. B. No. 5, An act to amend An act authorizing a loan on the faith 4ua credit of the Territory, and to pro- ,'le Tor the erection of a Territorial ''Ison' and for the confinement of pris- "ners therein.
 nas also agreed to amendm Dt as opposed by Committee Of Conference VI 'he two Houses to II. B. No. 8. An -o' to secure the construction and op- Y. - '''on or certain railroad and telegraph ,'Ies' and to provide for other matters relating thereto.
 D ana has indefinitely postponed II. =. -No' b, An act concerning the office V. 'Fooate Judge, and II. B. No. 54, An ~ authorizing and directing lhe Coun- Necorder of Pima county to tran '~'iOe certain records.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, chef clerk. N''' Speaker: Your Judiciary Com
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10

1 am directed by majority of the committee to report that they recon mend thelr passage -M MT Kendall dissenting.
 F. H. GOODWIN, Chairman. LEVI RUGGLEs, Of the Committee.
 MT. President: Your Committee on Territorial Affairs, to whom was refer. red H. NJ. No. 1, Asking for the segreg ation of Grant county from the Terri tory of New Mexico, and its annexa tion to the Territory of Arizona, have had the same under consideration, and as a member of such committee desire to make a minority report there on as follows:
 That no further action be taken upon said H. NJ, for the reason that the boundary line between Arizona and New Mexico is now we'll defined and has been surveyed by the United States; that it wonld be an act of great injustice to segregate from a sis ter Territory so important and large a portion of her territory; and In this connection your committee well re- members the earnest protest of our people and Legislature, few years ago, when the State of Nevada segreg- ated large portion of our Territory. The same principle that governed us then should prevail now and l would therefore protest against the pas sage of this memorial.
 GEO. D. KENDALL, Of Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 II. VI. No. was taken up and read, and upon its passage the ayes and noes were ordered, Upon the adoption of the memorial those who voted aye were Messrs. Goodwin, Hughes, Redondo Ruggles and Mir President-5.
 Noes, Messrs. Kendall, Moeller, Rush and Stevens-4
 So the memorial was adopted.
 HALL OF REPREsENTATIvEs,
 TUcsoN, ARIZONA, February ,, 1877.
 NIT. President: The House has agreed to Council amendments to H. B. No. 26, An act concerning marks and brands.
 And has passed c. B No. ,, An act to amend an act supplemental to chap ter 24, of the Compiled Laws of the Ter ritory of Arizona, concerning the Reg istration of Voters.
 c. B. No. 34, An act 10 incorporate the City of Tucson.
 C. B. No. 2S, An act in relation to dogs
 ANDREW CRoNLY, Chief Clerk.
 MT Ruggles, on leave, introduced c. B. No. 43, A Bill supplemental 10 an act entitled an act to secure the con- struction and operation of certain rail road and telegraph lines, and to provide for other matters relating thereto.
 On motion of MT. Hughes the Coun- cil adjourned until the usual hour to- morrow. JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS.


 February ,, 1877. House met pursuant to adjournment
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 February 3, 1877 NIT Speaker: The Council has pass ed c. B. No. 30, An act in relation tc the filing of official paths and bonds. II. B. No. fl, An act to amend chap ter 24, of the Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona, entitled Of Gen eral and Special Elections.
 H. B. No. 4S, An act authorizing the board of school trustees in school dis rict No. 1, Yavapai county, to issue bonds for the payment of certain in debtedness.
 And has adopted II. NJ. No. ?, asking the removal of certain Indians.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, chief clerk. Mir. Speak CT: Your Select Committee composed of YavapaI Delegation, have had under consideration House Bill No. 57, and would respectfully report that amendment to section one be sc amended so as to read, The County Treasurer of Pima county, in thIs Ter ritory, shall be allowed four per cent The County Treasurer of Yavapai coun ty shall be allowed two per cent, from and after January l, 1878, four pei cent; the County Treasurers of Yuma Pinal, MarlcOpa and Mohave counties in this Territory, shall receive five per cent. on all moneys received by them as such treasurers except on moneys received from former treasurer; and recommend the passage of the Bill as amended. WM. S. HEAD,
 Chairman of Yavapai Delegation MT. Speaker: Your Special Con- mittee to whom was referred H. B. No 50, have had the same under consider ation, and requested me to report the same back, and recommend is passage with the following amendments:
 Section 1 to be amended so as 10 read, In the county of Yavapai ten dol lars per day for eighty days.
 In the county of Mohaye ten dollars per day for thirty days.
 EsTEvAN OCHoA, Chairman. MT. Bull, on leave, introduced II. B. No. 69, An act authorizing a loan on the faith and credit of the County of Mohave, Territory of Arizona, and to provide for building courthouse and jail in sad county, and was passed un- der suspension of the rules.
 MT. Bennett, on leave, introduced H. B. No. 72, An act to permanently locate the seat of government of the Terri tory Of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
,.,,slative Proceedings -or-NCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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rorYCIL PROCEEDINGS.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 --,s,S. ARIZONA, February 3, 1877. IT. Council mel at 10 o'clock a m,
 lent to adjournment
 P-'' uuLoF REPRESENTATIVES,,
 February ?, 1877.
 v- President; The House has pass ,he following Bills;
 R No 51. An act to regulate the .-.;,g of hogs from the exterior linn
 f any village, town or city in this rritoy.
 uB No. g, An act concerning law .ifpcc., and animals trespassing on ',i.e. lawfully enclosed in the coun- -dYav4pai
 ER No. 63, An act supplemental to ,,, entitled an act to secure the con -.,.,ioD and operation of certain rall- .-,i and telegraph lines, and to provide h-o.ber matters relating thereto.
 The House has also adopted and ...s5 Council Substitute for H. B. No. % An act supplementary to chapter ,5 r,npiled Laws, Of License Tax. Fla. also passed c. c. R. No. ,, Rela- .-s ,o the standardization of Bills .ar February 6.
 H.. also passed II. NJ. No. l, asking f- ,be segregation of Grant county tsn the Territory of New Mexico, and a. 1nexalion to the Territory of Ari- ,ssl
 N9HM. No.2, asking the removal duzin Indians.
 AyDREw CRoNLY, Chiet Clerk.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER, February 3, 1877. N- President: Your Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the fol l0Eis Bills, respectfully report that they have had the same under consid- eratiou, and I have been directed to report thereon as follows:
 CB. No. 31, An act amendatory of an act to amend and re-enact chapter 52, Howell Code, Of the Incorporation of Villages, reported back with amend ments to sections and 3, as indicated by rider attached to the Bill, and, as amended, its passage is recommended. c. B. No. g, An act to amend an act to provide Revenue for tue Territory of Arizona and the several counties there of. approved February 12, 1875, report ed back without amendment and its passage recommended.
 C. 3. No. g, in act amendatory of chapter 49, section $, Compiled Laws Of Auzona, Of License Tax, reported back with the recommendation that it's further consideration be indefinitely postponed. The petition of certain in Tucson, asking for the ]assage of the Bill. accompanies the ame.
 All of which is respectfully submit ed. A. L. MoELLER, Chairman NIT. Redondo, Chairman of the Com nittve on Elections, made the follow ng report:
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 February 3, 1877 Mir. President: Your committee ol Elections to whom was referred H. B No. il, An act to amend chapter 24 oi the Compiled Laws of the Territory oi Arizona, entitled Of General and Spe Cial Elections, respectfully report thai they have had the same under consid eratiOn, and l have been directed tC report the Bill back t) the Council without amendment and recommend its passage.
 J. NJ. REBoNDO, Chairman. On motion of NIT. Kendall, the Council adjourned until Monday, Feb usry ,, at the usual hour.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CotrNCu CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CIAMBEk, TUCsoN, ARIZONA, February D, lo'' The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 February ], 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10

TUCSON, ARIZONA, February 6, 1877. The Council met at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 TUCsON, February 6. 1877. Mir. President: Your Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the fol- lowing Bills, respectfully report that they have had the same under consid eralion, and l have been directed to re- port thereon as follows:
 II. B. No. 64, An act to provide a sinking fund for the redemption of Territorial Prison Bonds,-repOrted back without amendment and its pas sage recommended.
 c. B. No. 40, An act to provide for a revision and publication of the Laws of the Territory of Arizona,-reported back with the name of John P HQyt inserted in the blanks as compiler; Ihe word " five changed to the word '' four" in section 2, so that it shall not exceed four dollars for publication of each volume; the word five '" changed to the word four" in section B, SO that it shall not cost over four thousand dollars for the publication of 1000 volumes; and the blank for the compensation of compilation, in sec tion 1, filled in with the words " enc thousand" The whole amount au- thorized to be appropriated by the act is five thousand dollars, for which sum, your committee is satisfied, the Terri tory will receive one thousand vol tunes of we'll bound and printed laws, with marginal references, and each page with thorough index. The compilation and publication of 5000 copies of the laws of 1871 cost $500 The passage of the Bill as herewith re- turned is respectfully recommended All of which is respectfully sub mItted
 A. l.. MOELLER, Chairman.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER.
 February ,, 1871. MT. President: Your Special Com mittee consisting of the delegation from Yuma county in the Council, to whom was recommitted IT. B. No. 51, An act to regulate the keeping of Hogs from the exterior limits of any village, town or city in this Territory, respectfully reports that he has duly considered the Bill and returns it here with with amendments to tide and to section 1, as indicated by the riders attached to the Bill, and, as thus amended, its passage is recommended. All of which Is respectfully submit ted J. NJ. REDONDO,
 Special Committee
 COUNCIL CHAMBER.
 February 6. 1877. MT President: Your Committee on Judiciary, to whom was referred the following Bills, respectfully report that they have had the same under consider ation and I have been directed to re- port thereon as follows: c. B. No. 30, An act 10 amend section l6, chapter 5l, Compiled Laws of Ari- zona,-reported back without amend ment and without recommendation. C. B. No. 42, An act to amend chap ter AS of the Compiled Laws, entitled Of Proceedings in Civil Cases,-report- ed back with an amendment Co section 1 as indicated by the rider attached to- the Bill and, as thus amended, it's pas
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
s. w. Carpenter.
RECORDER OF PIMA COUNTY
 Office in the Court-house. Tucson.

\TOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYAN- IN cer. Notice Of location of Ranches, Wa.er Rights, Mines and Mi'l-sites. Deeds. Mortgages, Bills Of Sale and all other Legal Documents executed properly ani promptly gt moderate charges.
 Records searched FRFiE Of charge.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10

DABBTT METAL FOR SALE AT TIRE ID CrIIZES office
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

EtpIutty C' lo4ts NIT. President: Your Committee on Mi- Iiiia and Indian Affairs, tO whom was re- ferred c. J. R. NO. ], Authorizing the Gov ernOr to raise a company of militia 10 pursue and punish hostile Indians, re- spectfully report that they have had the same under consideration, and l have been directed by a majority of the com mittee - MT. Rush dissenting tO report the Bill back to the Council, amended in line ? by striking out the word " three" {" and inserting in lieu thereof the word 'two," and, as thus amended, it's passage | IS recommended.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10
sage IS recommended.

sage IS recommended.
 All of which is respectfully submit ted. LEVI RUGGLEs,
 Of Committee on Judiciary The delegation from Pima county made the following report:
 MT. President: The delegation in Council from Pima county, to whom was referred H. B. No, 56, beg leave to report that they have had the same under consideration, and believing the provisions of the Bill will meet the wishes of our constituents, we there fore recommend its passage.
 F. H. GOODWIN,
 FRED. G. HUGHES,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

When ink is first spilled on a car
pet or piano-cover, it may be immedi-
ately absorbed by placing large piece
OF plotting paper on the spot. Sweet
milk will take ink out of carpet, etc..
too, but it must be well rinsed ont with
warm soapsuds afterwards.
One of the best cements for crockery
Is to mix lime with the white of an egg.
TO use it take a sufficient quantity of
lime and mix thoroughly. Apply quick
ly to the edges and place firmly togeth-
err, when it soon sets and becomes
strong. Calcined plaster of Paris will
answer. in place of the lime.
Furniture that has lost its polish,
floors and leather articles impaired in
appearance by use, can be much i'm
proved by rubbing them well with a
WOODEN rag covered with very small
quantity Of paste made by stirring 81
parts of finely shaved stearin into ~
parts Of previously warmed oil of tur-
pentine. and allowing the mass to cool.
The article should be finally rubbed off
very thoroughly with clean, dry cloth.
-One of the most ready means to ex-
tinguish Kerosene flames is to throw a
cloth Of some kind over the flames, and
thus stifie them; but as the cloth is not
always convenient to tie kitchen, where
such accidents most frequently occur,
some one recommends flour as a substi-
tute, which is always at hand in the
kitchen, and which is said promptly ex-
tinguishes the flames. 1t rapidly alb
serbs the fluid, deadens the flame, and
can be readily gathered up and thrown
out Of doors when the fire IS out.
When persons are feverish and
thirsty beyond what is natural one of
the best '' coolers" internal or external,
is to take lemon, cut on the top,
sprinkle over it some loaf sugar, work
ing it downward into the lemon, and
then suck it slowly, squeezing the lemon
and adding sugar as the acidity increases.
lnvalids with feverishness may take two
or three lemons day in this manner
with the most marked benefit manifest
ed by sense of GOODNESS, comfort, and
A lemon or two thus tax
EN- at tea time, as an entire substitute for
the ordinrry supper, would give many
man comfortable nights sleep and an
awaking of rest and invigoration, with
an appetite for breakfast, to which they
would otherwise be strangers.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12
what Is Dooley,s Yeast 20 wAsr

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pastry produced, are beyond comparison.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12

WE are satisfied that Hatch's Universal
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cough remedies that We sell. II any one in
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We have sold it some four years, and it has
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For sale by Richardson & Co., ST. Louis. Mo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12

Mr.. Charles Lanman has very
pleasant home in Georgetown, filled with
books, pictures and many quaint and
beautiful things. One of his curiosities
is collection of Japanese poetry in
three little volumes, written about 900
Years ago.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12

Andrew Young, formerly head mas
ter of the city school, Edinburgh, is the
author of "There is Happy Land: y
Few people are aware that he is still
living The hymn was composed in 1888,
and has been translated into every known
tongue. Mr.. Young resides in Edin-
burgh.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12
WnHorr's ToN1c-A SAFE, suRx AND

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Co., Projectors, New Orleans.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-12
COySTIPATIOy I!
SICK HEADACHE!

This Distressing anlicfiou occurs most frcquert'y.
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