Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-12

reSentatives felt it in their bones, and trans forrod the Capital of the Territory from .his Mexican pueblo. to Prcscott-the largest American town iu the Territory For th.s, citizens Of Prescott have 10 thank MessTs. Bull of Mohave, Scott of Pinal, Col. Noolsey and tho other just and honorable men who represent Maricopa County. The Pima delegation. in tho House, made no word of resistance to the passage of tho bill; but, ono of their Council members tDr. Goodwin. had the bad taste and judgement Co accuse lavapai uf wrong doing in census matters. Judge Rush, of our county, was not slow Co answer the Doctors tiradc, and did it very etiec.ually. The feeling will no doubt, soon die out. Tucson cannot seriously think of ever again becoming the Capital uf Arizona. 1, for one, forgive the fearful political sins they nave committed in the past, aud will not twt them with Ghoir docadsnce, in ease they show proper spirit. A long hold on the Capital, the |. x. no- pOsitory, Supreme Court, Surveyor Gene rals office, Territorial money. uud many other aids To development and progress have given the people of Tucson a Ncre fair s.ari iu tho world ,a and ono which Lopo Will cna- ble them Co got along until such tiuo astheir mines and o,hcT rcsnurccs Of tGc.r section shall hc developed. Their trade Fifhsuu1a K quite large, bat not what it will ha wauu that tUrbnen. foreign Sta'c lsc1les raei- fled and put upon thC track Ui ..H leads .a
  While Pima's politicians and monograph bcrs profess to be satisfied with lhC new ordor Oi things. they are far from being SO. as is apparent from the UuruCe. manner iH which they ara cud.9Npr.us Co Nrcp.e bon thcm~alNr- hN asking taa la..-.E .. ..I.. murlli taurr.s- fur .a. -s... ...r .- Arizona pf Dfau- County. N. aL A.l.s. .f.. are stirring up, aei.Hg ani -'0f.-. s....... of Assiai tp ~,-eIn from l.-. e..-.. D.. nal CouIoN. gud playing (. l.. small -4..... all. of cnurr for thc henoh, of lh,Hp.iyl. and town. But ihoy will nuf -u- uNas 4!.a these scheme !f laSalai @l3 Lgg u1aa.-.l sisters can block 'hc.r game.
 TE, I'll DAY. COUNCIL. TUcsou, \. IT.. Jan. Io.-Mr. kendall r.- ported II K correctly enrolled.
 Mir. Ru.a,lcs introduced biil fx.n: tha time of holding courts in Piual county. NIT. stevens gave no,icc of a bili for lEe protection of game and fish.
 Resolution appointing Commi,tc Cn mileage. and distribution of she Governors message fAyonbly received.
 C No. : read second time. and on motion of Mir. Mocllcr. referred to C0mmiy.ce ou County Boundaries.
 Several bills read first and second times,
 Mir. Redpudo introduced a petition of ,iI- zens oi Yuma 'o increase tho salary of Dli.. Attorney.
 HOUSE. House met. Speaker in chair Mir. Caldcrwool introduced IT E No. 10. an act to protect fish in the water of tlis Territory
 II B No. 2, to extend houndaric, of Mari eopa. read third time, and on motion of Marion. rccommliod Co Committee on Counties and County Boundaries. II E No. ,, to divorce Anna Cohn from Thomas Conn. rvad a third time. pui upon it's passage and passed
 II B No. l, CariIal bill. passed Council II B No :. repeating act of sale nl spurious liquors and malt liquors, rad second time. and referred to Judiciary Committee II. K. No. \, John Iovey from Andrea Ho- vcy, read a second time. and refrrrc! To Ju- dietary Committee
 II. B. No. Q, creating the office of Attorney General, was referred to the Judiciary Com mttoe.
 N. B. No. {, io reimburse the County of Yuma, WIS read a third timo and paSspd
 MT. Head gave noticc of motion to recon sidcr the vote by which this bill was piSs,-,l.
 Mir. Bennett intodUccd IT. B. No. II. an Art concerning Probate Judgc-, was read lir-l time.
 Nr. Samanicgo then gave notice of his in- ,en;ion to iuiroducc IT. B. No. r.. an A,s Co provide for the distribution of arIus for Ihe use oi tho Territory.
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