The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

| the Council with the recommendation that 1t do pass
 Also your committee report on House Bill No. g, recommending it's passage with the following amendments:
 That secti on of said act be amended so as to include Apache county; also H No s. with the recommendation that 1t do pass. HB Nol1, with the recommendation that 1t do pass. SOL EARTH. Chm
 Baker made the following report:
 Council Chamber, Feb. ,, 1881.
 Nr. President-Your committee on Judiciary. to whom was referred for con lsideration c B 50, entitled an act to in- corporate the city of Phehix, beg leave to rsport that they have examined the same and hereby recommend its passage with the following amendment, to wit: , That article five, section l of the cor poration be amended by adding the fol lowing to wit:
 The first election, under the provisions nj this Act shall be held in the city of Phe- nix. at the Court House. on the hrst Tues day in May, \. D., 1881. At such election ]. T. Alsap and Charles Goldman will act as Judges thereof. and Thomas Brown as ln- . ,ugctor thereof All the laws of this Terri IT in relation to election and the canvass Z of vot.s certii ying to the election uf officers and notifying them of their election sha srr,y to s.id first election III said city, so far , as tley are applicable and net inconsistent vith ths provisions of this Act
 A C. BAKER, Chairman
 Meade made the following report.
 NT rolled and Engrossed Bills respectfully re- port that they have compared and ma cor l rsctlv eporossed c i, \, 2, "An Act to pre- vent the practice of medicine, surgery or ob- stetr.cs by unqualified persons" also An Act to repeaI An Act entitled ''An Act fixing the fees of all public officers in currency and |, nrovidjng for the punishment of violation thcreofi also c B No G, "An Act estab- y fishing Public Schools in the Territory of Arizona." approved Feb. l4th, 1879, and have compared and found correctly en- C crossed. and have this day banded to Ills Excellency, the Governor, the following l. bills for his approval: 2"An Act to prevent the practiceof S medicine, surgery or obstetrics by unquaii- . fed persons.
 e c B No Is, An Act to repeal An Act en- titled .'An Act fixing the fees of all publin Oilcers III ctltEtiICy anu syn '~ '" punishment of violation thereof.
 CENo 53. ..An Act to change the name :, of Napoleon Roy to Theophilus Ray. ]" CB No 3. An Act to prevent the de- ; struction of fish.
 n CBNo 3I. An Act to amend An Act en- 'S titled An Act concerning lawful fences and ~ animals trespassing upon premises lawfully '' enclosed in Pinal County"
 CBNo 21 An Act to amend Sec. 9, ld Cbapter 60. entitled An Act concerning
 lawful fences and animals trespassing on es premises lawfully enclosed in Yavapai 1H County" approved Feb. 8, 1879.
 c ( No 4, ''An Act to change the naine
 of Joseph A. Bayes to Albert $. Ashby." h. w. K. MEADE, Chairman.
 Nr. Hereford made the following report
 Council Chamber, Feb. 2, 1881.
 Mir. President-Your specl committee E. of the Pima county delegation, to whom WAS referred for consideration, Ii. B No II,
 be,, leave to report that they have examin-
 ed the same and hereby recommend that It
 do not pass
 B H. HEREFORD, Chin. e. E. A. FIcKAs, Ill GEO. H. STEEvNs,
 II. q. ROLLINS,
 w K MEADE oI Mr. Rollins made the following report: ol Mir. PTesldent-l our cohmttee on reoe- "A raj Relations to whom was referred Council
 Memorial. asking for the establishment os
 an United States Branch Mint at Tucson 'O- or Tombstone in the Territory of Arizona, beg leave to report that they have had the leu same under consideration, and after the
 most full and careful research and Investi
 gation as to the policy of the General Gov
 erDInent in the location of its Mlnts, have
 come to the conclusion that the reason fol
 the locating of them in other than mining
 towns, has its foundation Tn a wise ane
 sound policy. These reasons seem to b' h'' that mining towns are of an uncertair
 character. lIa,le to be less stable in habi -oh and in government than commercial towns more subject to fires, mobs and violent dis gu; tulbances, less permanent and ot shorter 'N" lie. and while your committee IS klndi!
 disposed towards Tombstone, the great bul oh' lion producing centre of Arizona, they are le- for the reasons briefly stated herein, led t' o- recommend tha, Tombstone be stricken ou
 of the Memorial, and that Congress be me 70 uorlalized to establish the UnIted State lA- ranch Mint at the town first mentiGued II oh- the Memorial, viz. Tucson, Pima couaty t' Arizanl Tour committee have prepared
 subs itu.e i,. accordance with ti.!s report b anl. b. z leave to recommend the ltiol
 and passage thereof.
 H. G. ROLLINS, eu, Chm. of Com. on Fedi Keiations. Ahd BIr Rollins made the following report: ana A.r. President-Your select committee consisting of Messrs. Rollins, FIckas am ica bieade, to whom was referred Council Bii uh- No Il, an Act entitled ''An Act to incor n4i porate the Sycamore and sulphur Spr.n Isoad Company, have had the same un ie ,i :, consideration and beg leave to report tha 'a- they have fully and carefully considered tn ,,t ,ui sane and that while your committee kno' ne from peTs 1nai knowledge the importance c sly sa,n .. rad to the people living ln the souh eastern portion of the Territory, and whil . they are deslrous of promoting the buldin i So Oi such road, they cannot recommend tin ,tly oy passage of Council Blll No 21, for the req VIC son that such bill, if 1t become law oiH would be aa enactment in direct contradic 0iy ton and violation of the Statute of the Uni 'H ted States section No 1889, Statutes a large, page a, first edition, which says i,s ins ''IAe Legislative Assemblies of the severn
 Territories shall not grant private charter " or special privileges, but they may 'proyld - for the same by general incorporatio i Acts. Your committee are therefor '1 compelled, against their personal wishes, [
 recommend that Council Bill No Fl do nc pass. Il; k- ROLLINS, >' Chm Select Committee.