The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
A. C. BAKER, Chairman.
ktpOII aCCt Iru. Meade made the following report:


 Report accepted.
 Meade made the following report:
 Mir. President-Your committee on Enrolled and Engrossed bills bey leave to report the following bills correctly en- gros>ed, C E 70, an act to secure liens to landlords in certain eases. Also, as correctly enrolled c M No ?, asking for the revoking of a certain order made by the President of the US to extend the lines Of a certain Indian Reservation.
 CB ., an act amendatory of chapter Il. section l33, l35 and l3S, compiled laws, entitled proceedings in criminal eases
 C E No 76, an act to repeal section ! of Chapter 4S, of the complied laws of Arizona. entitled proceedings in civil cases, and c E No l9, an act to provide for the Incorporation of religous, social and benevolent societies approved Eco. If, 1873.
 " k. MEADE, Chairman.
 Report accepted.
 Dorrington made the following report :.
 Council Chamber,
 Prescott, Eco 10, 1881.
 MR. PEEsIDEXT-i our committee on Territorial Affairs, to whom was referred for consideration C II No }, beg leave to report that they have examined the same and hereby recommend its passage.
 J. W. DoRBIS6ToN. Chm.
 Fickas made the following report:
 1Ir. President our special committee consisting Of Fickas. Meade and Rollins. to whom was referred [ B sl, beg leave te report that they have hal the saEle un- der consideration and herewith return the same with the recommendation tlal it pass. B. A. FICkAs, Chairman.
 Hereford introduced ( E No S6, an act concerding delinquent taxes for the year 100 in the county of Pima
 ' B SC read first and second times and referred b the Jaiiciaiy / eo...nit.ee.
 Baker introduced C 3 No S7, an act to repeal sections 42l, 42l and 423 of chap ter iS Of the complied laws and to deiire the competency Of witnesses.
 c B S7 read first ani second tines and referred 10 the Judioiary Committee.
 Hereford introduced ( 5 ss, ana act en- titled an act concerning district attorneys
 C E No Ss read a ist and 2d times by title.
 On motion of Hereford the rules were fur ther suspended, considered enerossed, read Q third tame aIrt placed upon its anal Po.ssaee and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes I2.
 Title oi Bill adopted as read
 Baker offered rhe following Resolution: Resolved. That Sttn1ing Rule No 9 of the Council bs amended ly striking out the .gurs.s ''R9berts' Eu.cs cf Order.
 Rollins gave ncdce that he would. to- morr5w. introduce l5ii entitled ''An Aet to amend Sec 2J5, Casp s8, toapilsJ Laws pi proceedings in civil eases of tbe forms of -Ivu actieHs and the Uar1iss thereto
 Also -' n Act Go amend Sec 59, Chap 2t, 5oHpl.e5 Lsvs oi tle Territory ol A-zona, slia-lea '.gl General all -5eei 2 E se.i Hs." stso 3n Act @ provide fsr t-e creation of 'utEc bu1l1g5 il tee oity oi Ioilts.c1e .nt other i~ats, F. relating thereto. Hereford int luced ( D No 59, of which previous notice had been given, "An Act supplemental to Chap 24, Howell Code, con- turing special elections"
 c $ No S9 read first time, rules suspended, cad second tIne by title and referred to the judiciary Committed
 Ii 10 9, ''An Act providing for the ssuance of marriage licenses, read a second inc by title and referred to Judiciary Conl- nittee
 E No 5l. "An Act to protect raiiroad operations iu the enjoyment of their fran- .tlses, read third tI,ne, placed upon it's nal passage and passed by the following ote:
 Ayes 10; nsys 1; absent l. Iitle of Bill adopted as read. By request Baker assumed the chair No 6l, "An Ac, creating the office of ttorney General, reported back by the adiclaTy Committee with amendments By request Rollins assumed the chair Aaster6nn moved the adoption of the mcndmeat to c l. No 6l. The ayes and nays were deInanGej The mntlJn To adopt the ameulncnt was 's; by the foilowing vote:
 Ayes D; nays ?; absent l. C B No 6l read third time. p laced upon s final passage and passed by :be following ,;e; -
 Ayes 5; nays s: absent |. Dorr1agton havs notlce that, on to-mor- ", ke Nrsul.i move to reconsider the vote 7 which C 5 No GI was lost. Baker moye1 to reconsider the vote by hich C z No Gi vas iost immediately. The char ruled Baker cut of order on ie ground that noNce t5 reconsijer the 'te tomorrow had been given hy Dorging- .u
 Baker appealed from che etai-. ! he char was suttaine3 ly tie froring ,te
 Ayes 5; maya 8; abe54s | \ = B 4. Ap Act t5 su1ad An tct eB- I'-r ''..{ proceyt til-s iu ,.ri! eases. Chap i, CcaPil,i Lars of 4-.zaaa. reed srst nc. p.aeed u.1n its iia1i Tzs.aes and passed . rle fpllDvis- vJt.. Ayes :: nays C. s',ser. ' 1lsis oi tlll adspjsl ss read. t1ckas moved ts cousiier the vo,e by sieh S ? No 5i waA rassed bo recon tered
 On motion rf Mfr Hereford. ihe motion r-c1nsiier ss,s lad c1 t,-e table C 5 NJ -. ar Act tY sseu.e lI.rs t9 land -sls. In certain clscsi read thirl tune,