Arizona citizen., 1877-01-27

Also in section seven, on page six by striking out all of line nine anC line ten, to and including the worC built and inserting in place thereof the following; "The value thereof a the time of condemnation.
 Also in section nine, by striking ou in the last line of said section the wort three " and inserting in place thereo the word "six"
 Also in section ten by striking out ir the last line of said section, the word " sixty" and insert in place thereof the words "one hundred"
 Your Committee are of opinion thai a due regard to the commercial inter ests of the Territory, demands liberal Legislation towards lines of transporta- tion of whatever kind, ana that the provisions of the Bill as amended, grant nothing inconsistent with justice or economy, and they respectfully re- commend that the bill pass as amend ed.
 J. A. PARKER, Chairman,
 Mir Bull, of the Committee on Cor porations, made the following minori- ty report:
 NIT. Speaker: The Committee to whom was referred House Bill No. 3, hereby make minority report and re- commend the adoption of the follow ing amendments:
 First.-That subdivision eleven of section 3 be so amended as to read as follows: 11th, To regulate the time and manner in which passengers and property shall be transported over its roads and the tolls and compensation to be paid therefor; provided that fare for passengers and toll for freight shall in all cases be pro rata per mile and pro rata in both directions on said road, and provided, that the Legisla- ture may at any time regulate the rate per mile for fare of passengers and toll for freight, and provided, further that it shall be unlawful for said Railroad company to make special rates with any person or persons or to discrim- mate in their rates between any person or persons having freight delivered at the same station. Any violation of thIs subdivision of Section 3, shall on proof of the same, be punishable by a fine of one thousand dollars to be re- covered in any court of record in the Territory. Five hundred dollars of which fine shall go to the lnformer and five hundred dollars into the General Fund of the Territory.
 Section five, to be amended so as to read as follows:
 The word ten on line thirteen to be stricken out and the word two in- serted.
 Section '. So far as amendments to section seven as reported by the majority of the Committee is concur red in, that is to say, by striking out the words "what would have been the value thereof, if the road for which the same shall be required, has not been built" and inserting Tn it's stead the words the value thereof at the time of condemnation"
 JAMES P. BULL, Com. Corporations.
 On motion of Mir. Head, Minority Report of MT Bull, Committee on Cor porations, was read for information of the House.
 MT. Marion moved the report be ac- cepted. Amendments adopted by the House and bill ordered engrossed.
 Ayes and Noes called and motion carried by the following vote:
 Those voting Aye were: Messrs. Bull, Darlington, Foster, Head, Hath away, Hutchison, Marion, Miller, Ste vens and Samaniego-10.
 Those voting No were: Messrs. Ben nett, Ochoa, Ohnesorgen, Peck, Parker, Richards, Scott and MT. Speaker-S.
 Mir. Bull introduced H. B, No. 32, An act to divorce William Alexander Langley from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Margaret Eliza Langley.
 Mir. Marion introduced H. B. No. B. An act to to change the name of Jo- hanna Bargeman to Johanna Dixon.
 Mir Ohnesorgen introduced H. B. No. 34, An act to amend an act entitled an act to amend section IA, Chapter 35, Howell Code, Of Limitations of Ac- tions, approved February 13, 1873.
 COUNCIL CHAMBER.
 January 19, 1877.
 MT. Speaker: The Council has pass ed C. B. No. 6, An Act to amend Chap ter II of Compiled Laws, entitled Of in Criminal Cases.
 Also H. B. No. 2, an Act to repeal an Act in relation to the sale of spirit uous and malt liquors and wines at re- tail
 Also H. B. No. If, an Act entitled an Act amendatory of an Act amenda- tory of Chapter 4, Howell Code, "OfI Jurors and acts amendatr " thereto. "
 Also H. B. No. %, an Act to provide for visiting the insane sent from thel Territory of Arizona tO the asylum of