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 Hutchison, Marion, Miller, ochoa, Peck, Parker, Richards. Stevens, Samaniego, Scott, and Mir. Speaker-E,
 Absent, MT. OhnesOrgen.
 Minutes of preceding day read and ap- proved.
 During the reading Of the minutes NIT. Ohnesorgep was announced by the door keeper as having taken his seat.
 The following message was received rom the Council:
 TUCsoN, January 5, 1877. MT. Speaker:-The Council has passed ILL. R. No. l, relative to printing proceed lngs Of the two Houses daily.
 UT. ALsAP, chief clerk. MT. Scott chairman committee on Pub lie Buildings etc, made the following re- port:
 NIT. Speaker:-Your committee on buildings to whom was referred Il. B. No. l, entitled an act to permanently locate the seat of the government a; Prescott, Yavapai county, Arizona, respectfully beg leave to report the same back without amendment and recommend it's passage.
 GEO. SCOTT, chairman Committee on Buildings.
 On motion Of MT. Bull, H. B. No. 1, was ordered engroSSed.
 Mir. Head, chairman committee on edu- cation asked for further time tO report, which was granted.
 MT. Parker gave notice that on Monday Ina Tal Ia ifsfrnfIupp bill to appropriate money for construction of a public highway from some point in the vicinity or PheniX in Salt river valley, to Globe city m the County Of Pinal. MT. Calderwood gave notice that at some future day he would introduce a bill for the protection of fish in the waters Of this Territory.
 H.B. No. { read second time and on mo- ton of MT Marion referred to committee on claims.
 H. B. No. read second time on motion of MT. Richards, further reading Of the bill was dispensed with and on motion of Mir. Ochoa it was referred 10 committee on cor porations,
 By request of Mir Head II. J. R. No. was ordered read for information of fiIe House.
 MT. Marion, chairman committee on printing made the following report: MT. Speaker:-Your committee on Print ing, respectfully ask leave to report that they have conferred with Mir. Wasson proprietor of THE ARIZONA CITIZEN and that he has agreed to print the jourl.als Of both Houses, during the present session, daily, and furnish copies Of the same, daily, to each member of the Legislature and the chiei and assistant clerks of both Houses for the sum Of $500 lawful mo- ney or the United states. He has further more agreed to print in pamphlet form eight hundred copies ofGovernor SafIord's late message, and to deliver the same as per resolution Of Ninth Legislative As sembly, for Sl6j.
 NIT. Carlos TuIly, proprietor Of another printing establishment in Tucson, has agreed to translate into and print in the Spanish language five hundred copies Of the aforementioned message, also in pamphlet form for the sum Of sl4O. JOHN H. MARION, chairman committee on Printing.
 MT. Marion introduced II. J. R. No. 2. H. J. R. No. read first dme.
 On motion Of MT. Head, rules suspended and 1T. J. R. No. ? read second time. On motion of Mir. Head, rules further suspended. read third time by title and passed.
 MT. Foster introduced II. B. No. .. H. B. No. D. read first time and on mo- tion Of Mir Foster referred to committee on Judiciary.
 On motion Of MT. Marion, House ad. journed until lOo'clock, Monday morning
 ANDREW CRoNLY, chief clerk. The following messages from the Cover nor received and read:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 January f, 1877. HoN NJ. H. CALDERwooD, Speaker House of Representatives.
 SIR: I herewith transmit to your hon orable body, copy of the report of the Territorial Prison Commissioners showing the condition and management of the prison from May 1, 1875 to June 90, 1876. Also copy of report of Territorial Prison Commissioners, giving detailed informa- tion relative to the construction of the Territorial Prison.
 Also copy of the semi-anrual report of the Territorial Prison Commissioners, showing the condition and management of the prison from June 90, 1876 to December 3l, 1876.
 Reports read and on motion of NIT. Dor rington, referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 Oath of office was then duly admins tered George W. Jones, expressing clerk, by Speaker Calderwood.
 NIT. Bennett gave notice that on to- morrow or some future day he would in troduce a bill to amend Section S3 of an act entitled an net to provide revenue for the Territory of Arizona and the several counties, approved February ?, 1895. Mir. Scott gave notice that at an early day he would introduce bill, an act es tablishing a new county, embracing the Globe Mining District.
 Mr Foster gave notice that on to-mor row or at an early day he would introduce bill entitled an act 10 divorce Anna Conn from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between her and Thomas Conn. On motion Of Mir. Head, H. B. No. was referred to Committee on Counties and County Boundaries.
 On motion of Mir. Marion, House ad iourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 ANDREW CRoNLT, chief clerk.