Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20
HOUSEIPROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS,

HOUSEI PROCEEDINGS-
 HOUSE OF REFRESHMENTS,
 TUcsOS, January 15, 1877.
 House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker CalderwoOd in the chair. Roll called.
 Present: Messrs. Bennett, Bull, Darlington, Foster, Head, Hathaway, Hutchison, Marion, Miller, OchOa, Ohnesorgen, Parker, Richards, Ste vens, Samaniego, Scott and MT. Speak CT. Absent MT. Peck
 Minutes of the preceding day read and approved.
 MT. Parker Chairman Committee on Counties made the following report: MIR. SPEAKER: Your Committee on Counties to whom was re submitted H. B. No. 2, entitled An act defining the boundaries of Maricopa county have had the same under cOnsideratiOnsand ask leave to report it back to the House without amendment and respectfully recommend it's passage.
 LA. PARKER, Chairman. MT. Bennett Chairman Committee on Judiciary made the following report: MR. SPEAKER: The Judiciary Com mittee to whom was referred H. B. No. Ii, having fully considered the same, have directed me to report the following amendments to said bill and recommend the pasS"7e of said bill as amended:
 That the words subdivision second of" be inserted after the word that on line 10, page l, and that the word |" second " be inserted after the words and figures "Section 10 on line 13, page l."
 D. A. BENNETT, Chairman.
 MT. Scott of Pinal delegation made the following report;
 MR. SPEAKER: The Pinal Delega- ton to whom was referred H. B. No 12, have considered the same and re- port the bill back without amendment and recommend its passage. GEO. SCoTT, Delegate of Pinal county
 The following message was receiv- ed from the Council:
 MR. SPEAKER: The Council has passed c. B. No. 9, An act to establish the salaries of certain officers of Pinal county.
 Also c. B. No. II, An act to change the names of Tomas Simon and Carlos Simon to Thomas Foster and Charles Foster respectively.
 JOHN T. ALsAP, Chief Clerk. Mir Darlington of Yuma delegation, made the following report:
 MR. SPEAKER: Your Yuma Dele gates to whom was referred c. B. No. 1, have had the same under consideration and respectfully report it back without amendment and recommend its passage.
 J. W. DORRINGToN,
 Delegate from Yuma The Hon. Mir. Peck was announced by the door keeper as having taken his seat.
 MT. Bull gave notice that on to-mor- row or some future day, he would in troduce a bill entitled An act to amend an act "Of license tax"
 MT. Calderwood introduced II. B. No. 15, An act to amend an act entitled n act to provide for the segregation of of mining claims, approved September 13, 1867.
 H. B. No. 15 read first tune.
 MT. Scott introduced H. B. No. 19, An act entitled an act to encourage the building of quartz-mIlls and smelling furnaces in the Territory of Arizona. H. B. No. 10 read 1st time.
 MT. Richards introduced II. B. No. 20, An act to provide for visiting the insane sent from the Territory of Ari- zona to the Asylum of Langdon and Clark in California
 II. B. No. 20 read 1st time.
 MT. Head gave notice that on to- morrow or some future day he would introduce bill to amend sections 22 and 32 of an act to establish Public Schools.
 MT. Samaniego introduced H. B. No. 2l, An act to provide for the distribu- ton of arms now owned by the Terri tory of Arizona, or that may hereafter belong to said Territory. H. B. No. 2l read 1st time
 Mir. Peck gave notice that on Tues day next, or some day hereafter, before the close of this session he would Tn troduce the following bills: 1st, An act to provide fOri the construction of a wagon road from Prescott to Wicken- burg, via the Peck Mining District;
 Also an act asking thls Territory to issue bonis to aid in the construction