The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-28
COUNCIL.
konday---19th Day.

Council met pursuant to adjournment at II o'clock a. m.
 President Masterson in the chair.
 Roll called-Al present but Stevens.
 Minutes of January 22nd read and ap- proved.
 The following Message was received from the House:
 MR PREsIpENT: The House has passed H. B. No, IS, "An Act concerning the herd ing of cattle;" also substitute for H. B. Is amending Chapter 8, Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona, 1877.
 Also C. E. No. 16, granting leave Of sb- sence to Chas. A. Franklin, Probate Judge of Apache County.
 Also c. B. No l3, fixing the time of hold ing the term of District Court in Mohave County.
 Meade made the following report:
 Ma PREIpEST-You Committee on En. grossed and Enrolled Bills report that they have carefully compared Council Bill No. l5, entitled "An Act to provide for the pay mentt and collection of taxes" and find the same correctly engrossed Rollins gave notice that he would, to- morrow, introduce a bill to protect Railroad Corporations in the engagement of their franchises.
 Baker introduced Council Bill No. 60, ''An Act to incorporate the City of Phenix."
 Council Bill No. 90 was read first time, and on motion of Baker the rules were sus- pended.
 Council Bill No. 50 WAS read second time by title, fdy copies ordered printed and referred, after printing, to ths Judiciary l Committee.
 l Rollins gave notice tha: hs would, at an carly day, introduce a 3lI for the ''Incor- por1t:cn of the City of Tombstone"
 Anderson, of Select Committee, made the following report; tls. PsssIDEST-The Select Committee to which WAS referred Council Bill No. 31, aas had the same under consideration, and now beg leave to report said Bill back to the | Council with recommendation that 1t pass.
 On motion of Hereford, Stevens wa. granted leave of absence for one day. | By request Anderson assumed the chair. 1 Council Bill No. 10 was read a third time and on of motion Baker was indefinitely post poned by the foliowowing vote: | Ayes .; nays 2. l Council Bill No F was read third time The following amendment was offered to Council Bill No b by Hereford: Amend Sec to read as follows: Provided, the county of Pima is hereby exempted from the provisions of this act. Meade rose to point of order and said that the bill was on its third reading and therefore the amendment could not be en- tertained without unanimous consent. 1 The Chair ruled that the point of order was well taken. 1 On motion of Rollins Council Bill No 15 l I,,J, | Council Bill No r. was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed by unanimous vote.
 Title of bill adopted as read. Council Bill No IS was read a third time, passage and passed by vote of II; Stevens absent.
 Title adoped as read
 H.B. D read a third time, placed upon its final passage and passed by vote of II, Stevens absent. Title adopted as read Council Bill No 10 read a third time, placed upon its final passage and passed by a vote of 10 to 1, Stevens absent.
 House Bill No 2 was read third time, placed upon its final passage and passed by a vote of II, Steven, absent. Title adopted as read
 ! A IN. H Sherman, principal of the Prescott Free Acadamy, extending an invitation to the members of the Council to call at the school on Wednesday next at ? p. m. ! On motion of Fickas the Clerk was in- structed to inform Mir Sherman, by written communication, that the Council accepted the invitation. Council Bill No 2. substitute, was report ed bv the Judiciary Committee. Substitute was read first time, and on motion of Rol- 1 lins was adopted. 1 GE motion of Baker rules were suspended. Council B.ll No 2, substitute, was read a second tune by title.
 Rollins offered the following amendment, And provided further that no diploma or license regularly issued as hereinbefore stated, and which has been reyoked or can celled by the Medical College from which it wa, issued or by the Act of the Legislature of any State or Territory within which the anne uss granted, shall not be considered sufficient qualification under this Act. ! On motion of Darlington the amendment Wa. accepted and $. c. E. No. ? ordered lsnrrossed for ;hird reading "a i9 was reported back by the Ju- V. =. ,,,nn. .s..se with amendment as fol lows. after sOdd Fer,c' n Sec, |. Ins 3: "Or the Knights of PytI.. 0' ''!s ''''' proved Order of Red Nc:,." Adopted On motion of Meade, II v. No. tSwas ordered returned to the House for proper engrossment
 Substitute for H. B. No. l6, An Act to amend Chap 8. Compil Laws of the Ter l.. ., ct Arizona, 1877, was ;.-1 2 first time Hi Council, and on motion of DOrring- [ ton the rules were suspended Substitute for N E. N. l6 was read 2 |. second time hv ,itle sni referred back f Judiciary Committee. ] Meade offered following Resolution: ResOlu,d, That the standing hour for the daily meetin~ ~' the Council be 10 a. m. Hereford ro.u to point of order, that the standing hour could not be changed without previous notice.
 Meade withdrew the resolution. Fickas offered following resolution: R,solref By the Council, the House con- curing, that the Eleventh Legislative As sembly of the Territory of Arizona, do ad- iourn sine die on the 12th day of February, 1881.
 Being debated under Rule l, resolution was laid over one day | Meade gave notice that he would, at an early day. move to amend Standing Rule No 70 by striking out figures ''11' and in- serting no" on motion of Meade Council adjourned HOUSE. Tuesday-Twentieth Day.
 House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp in the chair.