Arizona citizen., 1877-01-13
Ohnesorgen. Peck and stevens-s.

 Ohnesorgen, Peck and Stevens-6.
 Not voting, Mir Speaker-1.
 Resolution adopted,
 NIT. Ochoa gave notice of reconsid eration of vote, sustaining MT. Speaker in his decision.
 MT. Richards, Chairman Committee on Ways and Means, made the following report:
 MT. Speaker: Your Committee on Ways and Means, to whom was refer red the Adjutant Generals report, have had the same under consideration and on returning the same to the House herewith, would recommend that the Adiutant General be authorized and instructed to dispose of the arms and ammunition pertaining to the Terrlto- " now or hand, as per schedule "C " of his report, by selling the same at public auction; and to dispose of such as are not on hand in arsenal by donat- Ing them to the respective holders thereof.
 Your Committee would also recon mend that the Governor take such steps as may be necessary to procure from the general Government for the use of the Territory such new and i'm proved arms and ammunition as the Legislative Assembly may by act or resolution designate, and to apportion and store the same when procured al such places in the Territory as the Legislative Assembly may direct.
 All of which is most respectfully submitted HUGO RICHARDS,
 Chairman. Report of Committee on Ways and Means:
 NIT. Speaker: Your Committee on Ways and Means to whom was refer red House Bill No. 6, An act to amend paragraph 13, section 8, of an act prescribing the duties of the boards of supervisors in the several counties of this Territory, approved Febuary :, 1S73," have had the same under con sideration, and must respectfully ask leave to report the bill back to the House with the recommendation that it do not pass.
 For the reas Ons:
 l That in the judgment of your com. mittee the paragraph and section in the act referred 10, is repealed by sec ton 5S of An act to provide revenue for the Territory of Arizona and the several counties thereof. Approved February 12, 1875.
 2. That sections g and B of that act clearly prescribe the duties of the boards of supervisors of the several counties, and your committee deem il inexpedient to grant them power to further extend the time tor the final settlement of the tax collectors of the several counties. HUGO RICHARDS,
 Chairman. Report of Committee on Ways and Means:
 NIT. Speaker: Your Committee on Ways and Means, to whom was refer red those portions of the Governors message relating to finance and to the insane, have had the same under con- sideration, and beg leave to report that at an early day they will introduce bills embodying the suggestions of the Governor under those respective heads.
 HUGO RICHARDS, Chairman. Mir Bennett introduced H. B. No. II, an act concerning the "ffice of Pro bate Judge.
 Mir Samaniego gave notice that on or some future day, he would introduce a bill, an act to pro vide for the distribution of arms now owned by the Territory of Arizona, or that may hereafter belong to said Territory.
 II. E. No. II read first time
 On motion of MT OchOa, House took a recess until D. m.
 TWO P. NJ.
 House resumed its session.
 Speaker CalderwOod in the chair. Roll called; present: all the mem bers.
 On motion of Mir. Bull, House ad- lOuTned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 ANDREW CRONLY, Chief Clerk.