Arizona citizen., 1877-01-20


 terizes the acts of other states and Ter ritories, and your committee would regret to see an act in the statutes of Arizona that would reflect upon that generosity and love of justice that so teminently belong to the people of the frontier
 That H. B. No. 13 be indefinitely postponed. It is believed by your con- mittee that while this Bill would not prevent all that Its title would seem to indicate Double, Taxation" it seeks to relieve 3 vast amount of property from a tax which, perhaps, better than any other class of property, it can afford to pay. This Bill as presented will not admit ot the amendment suggested by the gentleman from Yavapai. Your committee hope that the late order of the House, instructing your committee to reconstruct this Bill will not be ac- cepted as precedent It would be a misfortune to committees were they ordered to act as clerks to individual members. D. A. BENNETT, Chairman.
 MT. Parker Chairman Committee on Counties made the following report:
 MIR. SPEAKER: Your Committee on Counties to whom was referred H. B. No. F, entitled An act to amend an act entitled an act prescribing the du- ties of the Board of Supervisors in the several counties of this Territory, ap- proved February ', 1873, have given the same their careful consideration and ask to report the bill back without amendment, and respectfully recon mend its passage. J. A. PARKER,
 Chairman.
 Mir. Marion Chairman Committee on Printing, asked for further time to re- port, which was granted.
 Mir. Scott, of Pinal delegation made the following report:
 MT. Speaker; The Pinal delegate, to whom was referred c. B. No. 9, having considered the same reports the bill back with the following amendments:
 1. The title amended by inserting the words And County of Mohave."
 ?. To strike out section ?, and insert, instead thereof, two new sections to be numbered section,g and section B.
 Sec. 2. That the Salaries of the Dis trict Attorneys of Pinal. and Mohave. counties be, and the same are hereby fixed at the sum of One Thousand Dol lars per annum, to be audited and paid quarterly by the said counties of Pinal and Mohave, as other county charges.
 Sec. 3. That no other compensation .or fees shall be allowed the said Dis trict Attorneys of Pinal and Mohave counties for any servIces required by law to be performed by sald District Attorneys, other than is provided in section of this act.
 Section amended by numbering it section 4.
 Section 4 amended by numbering it section 5.
 Section 5 amended by numbering it section 6. "-N'.
 And recommend the passage of the bill. GEO. ScoTT, Pinal Delegate.
 MT. Bull introduced II. B. No. 2S. An act amendatory of Chapter 49, How ell Code, Of License Tax.
 H. B. No. 28, read first time. On motion of Mir. Bull, rules suspended, ! bill read 2d time by title. and referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 MT. Bull gave notice that on to-mor- TOW or some future day he would in- troduce bill to divorce William Alex ! ander Langley from the bonds of mat rimony heretofore existing with Mar garet Eliza Langley.
 Mir. Marion gave notice that on to- | morrow or some future day, he would introduce the following bills:
 A bill entitled An act to change the name of Johanna Bargeman to Johan- na Dixon.
 Also An act to encourage the con- struction and operation of Woolen Factories.
 And An act to repeal an act regulat- ing the percentage of County Treasur- CTS.
 MT. Bennett introduced the following resolution which was adopted:
 Resolved,-That the Judiciary Con- mittee in their consideration of Di- vorce Bills be empowered to summons nersons as witnesses now Tn this city, to administer the required oaths and to call for papers pertaining to such cases.
 MT. Bennett, by leave of the House, H B. No, 29, An act to di- vorce Otto Von Reichenbach from the bonds of matrimony heretofore exist ing with Carmen Von Reichenbach. Fl. B. No. 29 read first time. Mir Samaniego gave notice that on to- morrow, or some future day, he would introduce a bill concerning lawful fences. and animals tresspasslng on premises lawfully inclosed
 Also An act providing for punishlng persons living with Indians while hey are engaged in hostilities against ,