Arizona citizen., 1877-02-10

NIT. Speaker: Your Committee or Militia and Indian Affairs, to whom was referred H. B. No. fl, An act t, provide for punishing persons for liv ing with Indians while they are en gagged il hostility against citizens o the United States or any friendly pow CT or tribe, or for furnishing them with arms or ammunltion,-respectfully re port that they have had the same un der consideration, and I have been iu structed to report the Bill back to the Council without amendment and with out recommendation
 J. NJ. REDoNDo, Chairman.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER,
 February ,, 1877 MT. President: Your Special Com mittee, composed of the delegation ir the Council from Yuma county, to whom was referred H. B. No. 51, An act to regulate the keeping of Hogs from the exterior limits of any village town or city in this Territory, respect fully report that they have duly con sidered the provisions of the Bill and return it herewith without amendment ana recommend Its passage.
 J. M REDoNDo,
 Councilman from Yuma Mir. President: Your Special Com mittee, composed of the Yavapai dele gation in Council, to whom was refer red H. B. No. 59, An act concerning lawful fences and animals trespassing on premises lawfully enclosed. in the County of Yavapai, respectfully ask leave to report that they have examin led the same, and finding that it meets the wants of the people and accords with their instructions, would report the same back without amendments and recommend is passage
 GEO. D. KENDALL. Chairman. MT. President: Your Special Com mittee, consisting. of the delegation from Maricopa county in Council, to whom was submitted c. B. No. fl, An act authorizing a loan OF the faith and credit of the County of Maricopa, Ter ritorv of Arizona, and 10 provide for building wagon road from PheniX in Maricopa county, to Globe City, in Pi nal county, have had the same under consideration and now report the Bill back with the following amendments Amend the title by adding, "and roads to Prescott via Black Canon and via Wickenburg, and road from Phe- nix to Yuma via Agua Caliente."
 And amend section six. line s, by inserting after the word possible the following: Provided, That the amounts expended on said roads from Phenix to Prescott shall not exceed the sum of fifteen hundred dollars each, and that the amount expended on the road from Phenix to Yuma by way of Agua Calienye shall not exceed the sum of fifteen hundred dollars"
 And, as thus amended, your commit tee recommend the passage of the Bill. All of which is respectfully submit ted. KING $. WOOLsEY,
 Maricopa Delegation in Council. Mir. President: I give notice that on tomorrow 1 will ask leave to intro duce a Bill to authorize the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county to ap- propriate five thousand dollars to aid in constructing a wagon road from Prescott to Phenix in Maricopa coun- " by the way of Black Canon.
 X. L. MOELLER.
 MT. Presidents I give notice that on tomorrow I will ask leave to intro. duce Q bill to fix the time and place of meeting of the next Legislative Assem-. ply, and to apportion the representa- ton thereof. 4. l.. MOELLER. MT. Hughes, on leave, introduced C. B. No. 42, An act to amend chapter 48 of Compiled Laws, entitled Of Pro ceedings in Civil cases.
 HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 TUCsoN, February 3, 1877 Mir. President; The House has passed the following Bills:
 II. B. No. 5G, An act concerning law. ful fences, and animals trespassing on premises lawfully enclosed in the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona. II. B. No. 5S, An act to provide for the construction of water works in the Village of Prescott, Arizona.
 II. B. No. 61, An act to provide for the civil expenses of the Territorial Government.
 IT. B. No. 62, An act aulhoriZlhS lhe Boards of Supervisors of 1avapai county to purchase the Iron Spring Road and to provide for the payment of the same.
 H. B. No. 64, An act to provide for sinking fund for the redemption oi IT.. ;,,,~;,I Dr;-,n Rop1s
 And H. B. No. 6j, An act to provide for the removal of the propcriy co7- nected with the several Territorial offices 10 Prescott, Tn the county Of Yavapai. and fhr other purposes.
 ANDREW CRONLY, Chief Clerk. Mr. President: X majority of your
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