The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-14

T to provide for taking said census in case of certain contingencies.
 Bean offered the following amendment, which was adopted,
 Sec. I-Strike out word -'sixii and insert word five So that it shall read five hundred instead Of six hundred dollars
 Ayes-Bean, Gray, Head, Kirkpatrick, Rowe, Thomas, Wells, Welcome, Mir. Presi- dent.
 Message from the Governor:
 NIT. President and Gentlemen of the Coun- eil:
 thank the Council for the honor which they confer upon me in requesting me to personally, make known to the President. their views concerning the importanti interest invoked in his recent order creating the Salt River Reservation.
 This act of the Legislative Asse mbly gives me sincere pleasure, as 1t assures me that my earnest irtentIon to promote Tn every way possible the interests and well fare of the people or the Territory is rec ognized by their Representatives.
 l have the honor to accept the trust con fided to me by the Assembly, and will faithfully endeavor to discharge it in such way as to permanently secure the interests Of the people in the Salt River Valley. Ny personal acquaintance with the President is sufficient to satisfy me that when the facts of the situation are fully made known to him, his decision will be in accordance with the just interests of the settlers. J. C. FREMONT,
 Governor. President Hughes resumed the Chair. II B 54, read a second time and referred to the committee on Judiciary.
 The following message was received from NIT. President-The House has passed the following Bill
 HB 64, an act to divorce Mary Isabella Showers frou. the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Andrew Jackson Showers; c 22, an Act to provide for keeping il repair the road from PhenIx, in Mancopa county, 10 Globe City in Pinal county. Also, c NJ ,, to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, asking for the establishment and maintenance of a Government assay office at the Capital of the Territory.
 B. A. FIcAs, Chief Clerk. II B 64, an Act to divorce Mary Isabella Showers from the bonds of matrlm0ny heretofore contracted and now existing with Andrew Jackson Showers, read first Iime. On moiicn of Kirkpauck. the rules were suspended, bill read 8 second time bv title and referred to Committee on Judi ciary.
 By request of President Hughes, Mir. Head took the Chair.
 Hughes moved that the chairman of the committee on expressed and enrolled bills be instructed to enquire of the Governor what action. If any, he has taken upon c B No 9, an Act providing for the election of Probate Judges.
 On motion of Hughes the Council ad- iourned till o'clock m. O'CLOCK PM. Council resumed its session.
 President Hughes in the Chair
 Present-Head, Kirknatrick, Thomas, Wells, Welcome and Mr. President
 Absent-Bean, Gray and Rove.
 Wells, on leave, introduced c B No D, an Act to provide for the appointment of a commissioner to prepare code of laws for the Territory of Arizona.
 CB No 5 read first time, on motion of Wells, rules were suspended and bill read secoad time by title.
 By request of President Hughes, Head took the chair.
  ried
 On call of the House, Bean, Gray and Rowe were found absout and ordered brought by the President.
 The Seargeani- returned with Bean, Gray and Rowe
 On motion of Bean, a call of the House was had.
 Present--Bean. Gray, Head, Kirkpatrick, Rowe, Thomas, Wells, Welcome and Mr. President.
 Kirkpatrick, on leave, introduced c B No 56, an Act granting leave of absence to the county Recorder of Pima conuty.
 CB No 56 read first time. on motion of Kirkpatrick, the rules were suspended, and bill read second time by title. On mo- ton of Kirkpatrick rules were further sus- pended, bill read a third time put upon it's final passage and passed by the following vote
 Ayes-Bean, Gray, Head, Kirkpatrick Rowe, Thomas, Wells, Itelcome and Mr President.
 On motion of Kirkpatrick, Council took q recess until ? o'clock p. m.
 2o'cLocK P. NJ. Council resumed its session.
 President Hughes In the Chair.
 Roll called-All the members present. CB No 3S, made special order of the day for o'clock was taken up.
 By request of President Hughes, Mir. Head took the chair.
 f 2 2s, was put upon it's final passage and lost by the following vaiei
 Ayes-Bean, Head, Rowe and Wells. Noes-Gray, Kirkpatrick, Thomas Vel come and Mir. President
 Message from the House:
 Mir. President-The House has passed II F @, an Act 60 amend certain section of Chapt. 4g, of the Compiled Laws of Arizona Terri tory.
 E. A. FioEAs. Chief Clerk X E G, an Act to authorize AL. Hensbaw and others to construct water works at the town of Phenix. Read first time. II B a, an Act Go pro vide for the construc- ton of wagon road from PheniX to Marico- pa Wells, read frs. time.
 II B [, aa Act tO provide sinking fund for the redemption of Territorial prison funds, read first time,
 On motion of Welcome, rules were sgs- pended and bill read second time by title. On motion of Welcome, rules were further suspended. bill read lhird time bv ute, put upon iis final passage and passed by the fOl- low tng Vo.e:
 Ayes--B- -an. Gfay, Head, Kirkpatrick. .saArl Thomas, Wells, Welcome and Mr. President
 Message from the Governor. At.PTC>ldcut and geutl6 of the Council: 1 have signed the following Acts of the Ter ritoriai Assembly, namely:
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