The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-28

 midst where two men have been murdered inside of two years, where rioting runs rife night snd day, which causes our citizens and | travellers to be m imminent danger of losing their lives bya stray bullet from the pistols of tie bad characters who make the dxkce house their headquarters.
 Major D. Perry, Camp Thomas, Capt \. Sculy, Camp Thomas, And many others. Darlington moved that petition be re- ierred to committee on Federal Relations.
 Baker moved to amend by referring the petition to a special committee of one, to consist of Mir. Hereford. Amendment carried and petition So re. | ferred
 ! Meade. Chairman of Committee on En. rolled and Engrossed Bills, made the follow ing report:
 | MT President-Your Committee on En- grossed Bills respectfully report that they have examined and compared C. B. No. :, entitled ''An Act to prevent the destruction of fish," also c. R. No. g, entitled An Act to change the name of Napoleon Ray to Theophilus Ray" and found correctly en- crossed.
 Meade, Chairman of Committee on Print ing, made the following report:
 Mir. President-Your Committee on Print ! ing respectfully report (. s. No 4S, 'au. ! thorizing loan on the faith and credit of the Territory of Arizona, and to provide for the construction and improvement of 2 wagon road from Yuma by the way of Castle Dome Al-lng District to Silver Mining Dis tII-t {. --rclDer-, Yuma County" cor Fe.t printed and 1ay distributed among ti.0 members of tbe Council Baker. Chaanlan ef Committee on Cor porations, made the following report: Your Committee on Corporations. to whom was referred for consideration c. E. No ,222, entitled An Act repeating An Act entitled An Act to aid m the construction and maintenance of certain railroad," {" beg leave to report that they have examined the same, and recommend its passage. Report accepted Your Committee on Judiciary. to whom was referred for consideration c. B. No. l5, entitled An Act to provide for the payment and collection of taxes, beg leave to report that they have examined the same, and hereby return the same to the Council with the suggestion that 1t be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Earth introduced .. B. No. 57, of which previous notice had- been given, "An Act authorizing the County of Apache to issue bonds to raise Eioney for court house and jail purposes.
 c. E. No 57 read first time, and on motion of Darlington the rules were sus- pended, read second time by title and re- ierred to the- Apache. Delegation. C. B. No. 49 read a second time by title and referred to Committee on Territorial Affairs. .
 C. 5. No. read third time, placed ul- on its final passage and passed by following vote:
 Ayes l2
 Title of Bill adopted as read. MT. President-YoprC Committee on Print ing respectfully report the following bills correctly printed and duly distributed among the members of the Council Substitute Bill for c. B. No. 8, 'An Act to restrict gambling"
 C. B. No. g, ''An Act to amend Sec 10, Chap ,, Compiled Laws, in relation to County Recorders" (. E. No. g, "An Act to provide for the taking of the census of and III the several counties of the Territory"
 Substitute for C. E. No. sread'a second time by title.
 C. E. No. 9 read second time by title and referred to Judiciary Committee.
 C. E. No. 3 read a third time, placed up- on its final wassage and passed by the fol- lowing vote:
 Ayes lS.
 C. B. No. l5 referred to Committee ofrths Whole
 CB No 22 read third time, placed upon its tnal passage and passed; ayes, II; one absent. Title of bill adopted as read. ..
 The following Message was received from the House:
 MT. President-The House has passed H No g, an Act to amend an Act concern ing lawful fences, and animals trespassing on premises lawfully enclosed in the county of Iavapai; also, substitute to H B No 3. an Act to restrict gambling, and repeal chapter 5e of compiled Laws; also, return C No 36 for proper engrossment. The House has also passed c E No 2, an Act to amend section 9, chapter 60 of Compiled Laws.
 Rollins offered the following resolution:
 kesofCed, That the Chief Clerk of the Council be instructed to enquire of the House, why and Tn what respect c B No 36 IS not correctly and property engrossedl
 On motion of Darlington the resolution was adop, ed:
 The following message was received from the House:
 1Ir. President-The House has passed H. E. AO 9, An Act to amend Sec 21, of Article i3, Charter Gf the City of Tucson"
 l4e LI-.se h&s refused to concur ia Co-ltli Joint Resc.a-ion No. 3.
 l.. |. No. 24 reli first time and on motion of Meade was ordeied returned to the House for Engrossment.
 By request Baker assumed the chair
 Hereford introduced Council Resolution No. If, which was adopted.
 Resolved by the Council, the House con- curing, that Committee of Conference composed of two from the House be 3D. pointed to confer with regard J. R. No }.
 The chair appointed on the part of the Council, Messrs. Hereford and Rollins as such committee.
 H. B. No. g read first time and on motion of Fickas the rules were suspended, read second time by title and referred to Committee on Agriculture.
 II. E. No. read first time and on m JtIon of Rollins tlse rules were suspended, r ,ad a second time by title and referred to Committee on Judicisfy.
 The following message was received from the House:
 Mir. President-The House has passed C. B. No. 3l, ..An Act concerning lawful fences and animals trespaksfng dpon premises law fully enclosed in Pirtaf County"
 Mir Mssterson presented the following from tho First Comptroller of the Treasury, at Washington,-with re- quest that it be considered by the Council:
 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.