The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07

spectfully reports that he has had the same under consideration, and begs leave to re- port the same back to the House, recom- mending iis passage. J. II. BEHAS.
 Mr Leitch. Chairman of the Committee on Aguculture, made the following Tepor; !:
 Mir Speaker-XUur Committee on Agri- culture, io whom was referred II. B. N5. IS, Bill for an Act tO amend an Act en- titled an Act to prohibit hogs from run ming at large within the limits of any village, iowa, or city in this Territory, ap- proved February Sth, 1s77," having had the same under consideration, respectfully report the same back, with the TccOmmen- oa.ion that It pass.
 c. P. LEITcH, Chairman.
 Mir Meade, Chairman of the Committee on Enrolled and En.rossed Bills, made the following report:
 HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
 PRESCOTT, Feb. f, 1879.
 MT. Speaker-YOur Committee on En- rolled a.d Engrossed Bills respectfully re- port that they h. ve examined and com pared II. E. No. 3l, entitled An Act to amend an act concerning lawful fences, and animals tr'spassing on premises lawfully enclosed, in Maricopa county, approved February 9th, lS77," and fodnd the same correctly enrolled.
 ". K. MEADE, Chairman.
 Sir. Buffum. Cbairmaa of the Committee on Education, made the following report:
 HOCsE or REPREsESTATIvEs,
 PREscoTT, A. T., Feb. ], 1878. ar Soeaker-Your Committee on Educa- rion, 10 whom was referred II. B. No. 40, An Act to establish and maintain Public Schools in the Territory of Arizona, have had the same under consideration, and re- port favorable and recommend Its passage.
 W. NJ. BUFFUN,
 Chairman.
 MT. Nicoles moved to reconsider the vo:e and noes were called and the molten lost by the following vote:
 Ayes-Buffum, Fay, McAteer, Meade, Nicolss, Stinson and Naii-7
 Noes--Alsap, Behan, Davis, Fitch, Ham ilton, Leilch, Park, Rumburg, Speedy and Sir. Speaker-l0. Not voting-Mr. FGrdy. Mr. Hamilton introduced II. E. No. 56, notice of which had been given, entitled, An Act authorizing the board of Super visors of Yavapai County to appoint sup erintendent of Public Roads,
 Mir Alsap offered Joint Resolution No. 1, relative to ihe Xecutiye order of the Presi- dent Of the United States. of date January 10, 1879, setting apart additional territory for the Pima and Marieopa Indians, Was read first time.
 On motion of MT. Alsap, the rules were suspended, Joint Resolution Ho. was read a second time by It's title, the rules were further suspended, and tine resolution read tn'rd time by its title, put upon it's nal passage, and passed by the following vote: Ayes-Alsap, Buffum, Behan, Davis, Fay, Fitch, Hamilton, Leitch, Meade, Nicoles, Park, Purdy, Rumburg, StiEson, Speedy, Vail and Mr. Speaker-l7.
 Noes-McAteer.
 On leave, H. B. No 5G was read q first time.
 On motion of Mr. Hamilton, the rules were suspended, II. B. No. 56 was read second time by its utle, and referred to select committee composed of the Iavapai delegation.
 By request of Mr. Speaker MT. Behan took the Chair.
 Mr. Stewart renewed the motion to re- consider Jhe vote by which C. B. No fl Was passed. The ayes and noes were called for and the vote was reconsideied by tue follawing vote;
 Ayes-Baffum. Behan, Davis, Fay, Leiicli, McA'eer, Meade, Park, Purdg, stinson Speedy, Naii and MT. Speaker.--l3
 Noes-AlsGp, Fitch, Hamilton, Nicol>s and Rumborg-5
 Mir Aisap moved that the further consld erarion of C. E. No. II, be made special ar,ler of the day for two o'clock to-mor- row, The ayes and noes were gsllDd and the motion lost by the following votei
 Those voting aye were Messrs. Alsap, Fitch. Hamilton. Leitch, Nicoles, Rumburg and Saeedy--7 Noes-Messrs. Butfum, Be han, Davis, Fay, McAteer, Meade, Park, Pardy, S.iuson, Vail and Mir. Speaker-ll. The hour for ,he Special Order of the Day, haFing arrived, C. B. No. p, was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Meade, was re- fslred to the Committee on Hoaas and Fer Fie'.
 On molten of MT. Bnffum, the rules were suspended, II. B. No. 20, Was considered en- grossod, read d lhrd time by title, put up- on its final passage, and passed by the t'l- lowing affirmative vote:
 Ayts-Messrs. Alsap BufIum, Behap, na- wis, Fay, Fitch, HsmiiIoD, Leitch, MeAtter, Mead., Nicoies, Pa.k, P~rdy, R1mburg, Stjnson. Speedy, Vail and Mr. Sreaker.
 C. B. No. Ii, emitted "an Act auihoriz- ing d loan on the faith and credit of the Territory of Arizona, and tO provide for the construction of a wagon road from Rrad- shaw City, i0 Bradshaw Mining District, County of Yavapai, to the nearest practical point m the roaa from Gilleit to the town of Phenix, m Maricopa County was put upon it's final passage, and lost by the fol- lowing vote.
 Aycs-MesSrs. Alsap, Fitch, Hamilton, Meade. Nicoles, Purdy, Rumbsrg ana spcedy--s,
 Noss-Messrs. Buffum, Behan, Davis, Fay, Leitch, McAteer, Park, Stinson, Vail and Mr. Speaker-l0.
 On motion of Mir. Alsap, the House agrse4 lEal slr. Purdy might change his vote from aye fu nl.
 Council Memorial No. |, relating 10 Spanish Land Grants, was read, and oa mo ton of Mir Fitch. the ruics were suspended, and the Memorial read a third time, by it's title. put upoa i;. iinsl passage, and passed by lAc following vote:
 Ayes -NessFs. Alsap, Bufdm, Behan' Da. yis, Fay. Fitch, Hamilton, I.i.en, AcAtseI- Meade, Nieoles, Patk. PHuly, Rumburgs S,iusaa, Speedy. Vail and Mr. Speaker.
 C.B No II. entitled "an Act insiraetiag the Boarus of Supervisors of the several Counties to eitct their C.erks," the rules were suspended on motion of Mir. Fitcb. Inc BI! rran a third time, by utle, pu, upon