The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Fl use Bill lOi, entitled an Act to pro vide for the survey and establishment o ! Coaaty boundaries.
 Council Bill 109, entitled an Act to pro h bit gambling by minors J. c. FREMONT, GOVERNOR r H ?, granting leave of absence tC John Q. Dunbar, ounty Treasurer of Co ehise county: read q first time, rules sus pended, read 2d time by title.
 On motion of Mir. Fickas, HJ R ? Wa. amendsd by striking out the word Ire solved by the House, the Cou,cil concur ring. and inserting in lieu thereof the ! words be It resolved by the Legislative | Assembly of the Territory of Arizona; rules further suspended, read a third time, placed upon its final passage and passed by the following vote: ayes 12. ( B 9, an Act provide for the taking 1 Of the census of and in the several counties of the Territory, received from the House amended. House amendments cencurred in ! by the Council.
 ! Substitute for H Bs oii and IA, read a l first time. rules suspended, read 2d time by ! title and referred tO the committee on Ter ritorial Affairs
 ! ii B, an Act for the protection of mines, and to provide for the survey of ad- jacent mines and the workings therein; read a hrs. time, rules suspended, read second time by title and referred to committee on mines and mining. H s lO1, an Act to provide for the fra ming Constitution preparatory to the ad- mission of Arizona into the Union as one of the states thereof; read first time.
 Baker moved to indefinitely postpone the further consideration of II No 100.
 On motion of Meade H B No 100 was laid on the table.
 d Nj No 9, relating t0 coinage of silver, etc, read a lst time.
 Baker moved to lay II M No on the table.
 The motion was lost, rules suspended and read 2d time by title.
 Fickas moved to refer H NJ No 9 to Com mittee on Education.
 Darlington moved as an amendment that II Nj No 9 be referred to the Committee on Militia and Indian Affairs
 The amendment WAS carried and the bill so referred.
 $ H B NJ lI3, An Act relating to mines and mining claims, read ist time, rules suspended. reau 2d time by title and re- ferred to the Committee on Judiciary, with instructions to report the same OF March 9.
 fl M No :, asking the repeal of P rtion of the U <. Revised Statutes, read lst time by title and referred to Committee on Education.
 The following message was received from the mouse:
 House of Representatives,
 Prescott, Harch 8th, 1881.
 MT. President-The House has passed Con- current Resolution No II.
 Concurrent Resolution No II:
 Res tcef, By the House, the Council con curing that the congratulations of the Eleventh Legislative Assembly of Arizona are tendered | the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific Railroad Companies through their Presidents upon the junction of said roads, an event which will make new era i'll the prosperity Of our TerrIt ry. and which gives second great trans s-conIinental route for the trade and travel of the world.
 Il VI \ 6, asking appropriation by Con- grcss of twenty tn usand dollars to aid Ill erecting Territorial Prison. reported by Gom mlttee on Memorials and Petitions with amendment.
 Amendment adopted by the Council, read 3d time as amended, placed upon its final passage and passed by the ollowiug vote:
 Ayes i2.
 III l. | -Ao IL taken LID for consideration cured Tn the Resolution.
 On motion of Anderson the rules were suspended and H E No 126, An Act making appropriations for the current and contingent of the civil government of the Ter Fitory of Arizona for the years ending on the 3ist day December, 1882, and for | rther purposes, was taken up for conside- 1 ration.
 Read lst time, rules suspended and read 1 ! 2d ti.ae by title.
 Rollins moved to refer II B No 126 to the | Committee on Ways and Means
 Baker moved Us an amendment that the pill be referred to a special committee to be by the President, and to consist T one member from each county.
 The amendment was carried and the chair ppointed Baker. Anderson, Earth. Corn [ val, Darlington, Meade, Stevens and Mas. eFs1u.
 C E No 70, An Act regulating proceedings na practice in District an County Courts. epAted by Judiciary Committee without ctiOn, was, on motion of Hereford, laid n the table. On motion the Council adjourned.