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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-27
A Bourbon AneedOte.

John J. Crittsnden used to tell this
anecdote to illustrate the fidelity Of
his people to the "Wine of the coun-
try"
A leading politician of the State
(KentUcky), stopped fer the night at
the heaae OF q oountryman In one OF
the southeastern counties, found the
entertainment he got the more satis-
factory bsoause of barrel Of very re-
spectacle whiskey having been just
brought In. Returning a month at.
terward from an eleetiSnesring tour,
and disappointed Ia not being able TO
get even drink, he reminded the
host, with some Impotence, that
only q month ago he had full bar.
rel in bis pantry. The look that pre-
ceeded the answer to this remainder
wss composed of surprise and resent
ment.
''Loskee here, nay friend, do you
spGt one bsr'l o. whiskey to laat
GtacGys, and specially when q mans
get a wife and six children, and the
cows gcne dry, and they've got 40
milki"
''NevsrI"snawsred she candidate
certainly -. ] didn't;Sndsraani
the situatisB, or I'd never have asked
90 foolish Q question. This mols@es.
and-water is-well, it's simAly-
splendid"
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04
COUNCIL
Monday-Forty-E,shth Day.

C B No l0., "An Act exempting irrigatins ditches from taxation was, on motion o Baker, indefinitely postponed.
 On mott of Cornwall C B No 40 va, taken up for consideration.
 C B No 40, An Act for the protection ot stock raisers, received from the House with amendments
 House amendments ooncuTred in bv the Council and bill sent to engrossment.
 X motion of Anderson to adjourn wss lost
 H M No {, asking for change of the lines of the Reservation granted to the Su- pai Indians. etc" on motion cf Darlington
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P. J. BoLAN, J, K. Ro.ERs.

J. K. RoaERs.
 Mir. Speaker-Your Committee to whom was referred C 96, an Act to amend sec ton 9 of chapter 5l, etc, respectfully re port the bill back to the House, with ths recommendation that 1t do pass JOHN HAYNES.
 P. J. BoLAN, | J. k. ROGERS. 1 HI ll3, introduced by Mir. Haynes. 2 bill to amend an Act fixing the time fer the meeting of the Legislative Assembly; read lst time, rules suspended, read 2d time by title. i On motion of hr. Norton. the House went into committee of the whole at 7:5C 1 ?. m. Mir. Woods in the Chair. At S:20 committee of the whole, to whom was referred substitute for House Bills IA and g., have considered the same and re- port the same back to the House, with a recommendation that it be referred to se- ' lect committee. \. SHARP. Chairman. Chair appointed as such committee: ! Messrs. Haynes Bolan and Southwick
 On motion of Afr. Barton, the message received from the Governor, relative to the Exposition or " tfIu Tar. WAS IEicITtu 70 Committee on Federal Relations. H NJ No7, asking for the repeal of DOT ton of the reviGed statutes, read for the In- formation of the House.
 Bolan moved to indefinitely postpone the memorial R"hb moved amendment to make the me morial special osdeF for Wednesday at l2 o'clock. Ayes and nays demanded.
 Aye 10; nay 8.
 Woods and Lurtey were excused for the balance of the day. Southwick moved to adjourn until to-mor- row at 10 a. m. Lost.
 C NJ No 4. asking for a change of the lines of the reservation granted the Supai Indiana by Executive order, November 23d, 1880.
 Read 3d time in full and placed on final passage.
 Roll called Aye g; nsyss S.
 On motion of bolAa C B a ssS n.sds special order for tomorrow at II a. m. B 42 read third time in full.
 Bolan moved to indefinitely postpone the bill.
 Robb moved to re-refer the bill to the Judici-ry committee. Lost.
 Question recurred on motion of Bolan to indefinitely postpone the bill Carried and bill indefinitely postponed
 Amendment offered by Judiciary Commit tee to C B los adopted, considered read lst and 2d time. Bill as amended read 3d time in full ana placed on final passage.
 Roli called. Ayes l4j nay $. (This bill pr hibits the sale of liquors to minors. Clifford moved to diourn until to morrow at 10 a. m.
 Southwick moved amendment to sd journ until tomorrow at Q a m.
 On motion of Haynes House adjourned until 9;30 a. m.
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fIsrenth Legislative Assembly, (COntiaucd from Fourth Pagt.)
 HOUSE.
laucd from Fourth Pagt.)
Monday-Forty-EisEth Day

Eighth Day
 Hou.e me. pursuant to adjournment.
 Speaker Knapp in the Chair.
 Prayer by Rev. T. (. Hunt
 Rolf called. Absent without leave, Ro- man and Steadman. Minutes of previ us meeting read and approved.
 Brown introduced H B l07, an act to e1- smut peddiers of Arizona raised products from taxation. Read first time, rules sus pended: read 2d time by title and referred to Judicial Committee.
 HB lO8. introduced by Brown, an act authorizing loan on the faith and credit of the Territory and to provide for the construction ofacertain wagon road Tn the Territory of Ariz.aa. Read hrst tune m , full. rules suspended; read second tune oy tifle and referred to committee on Roads and Ferries.
 HBlOg introduced by Wcilenberg, an sct t.o regulate fares and freights upon the SD RR.. Read first time in full and e r,ferred to committee on Corporations
 HB no. introduced by Knapp, bill ,.,,cs-uing the salaries of the Justices of the Snnrs,ne Court. Read lst time, rules sus- nepded; read 2d time by title and referred to Judiciary Committee ,,
 HBIII. introduced by Brown, bill ex' e,nn.ing certain classes of property from tax zt,oo Read 1st time, rules suspended read 2d time by title and referred to Judic iary Committee.
 boran introduced a resolution regarding adjournment of the Legislature.
 Postponed until tomorrow. UBII2. introduced by Brown, to recon ,,ense c. A. Luke for money expended io' ,he Territory of Arizona ID 1873. Read IS time. rules suspended; read second tune D, ,;,le and referred to committee on Claims-
 CR9s read for information of the House
 Clifford offered the following amendmen f, q B 9s. Amend section by addini .hs,,sto: That all machinery in Pima county nr xh;ch may be hereafter received there fo, inc erection of quartz mills, smeltint ? furnaees or h, istiDg works be exempt frou ,s,.t;on until the s>me have paid for thei construction-lost
 CB Ss read 3d time by title and Piacef on final passage.
 Roll called. Ayes-l7; nays 2. H B l06 read 3d time by title and TO ferred to Judiciary Committee.
 Amendment to H E S7 made in thu Honse to strike cut the words SIX dollar and iussrt three dollars, read
 Haynes moved to adopt the amendment
 Ho;sn moved to indefinitely postpone tn h;u Carried and bill indefinitely post
 CB gs read lst time. rules suspended hill read 2d ,;ne by title and referred t
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L c FREMONT.

-s.->s'ae--s J. c. FREMONT,
 GOVERNOR
 Nr. Meade moved tc reconsider the vote by which fl B 98 was lost
 The n.otion was lost by the following vote: ayes, ,: nays, !.
 BBg5, an Act entitled an Act to incor- norate the City of Globe Co detiae its limits and lights to specify it's privileges and n, ,wets and provioe an efficient govern meat for the same.
 Read first time, rales suspended, read 2d time by title.
 UB S9. an Act supplemental to an Act ent f ed s'An Act to create the county of Gila ous of the unties Final and Mari coma and Pinal,'' read first time, rules suspended. read 8 2d time by title, rules further suspended, read third time, placed upon it's final psssage and passed by the following vote;
 Ayes-Anderson. Baker, Earth. Cornwall, Darlington. Fiekas. Hereford, Meade, Rol- lns, Stevens. Thomas-ll-
 Nays Mr. PTesident--1.
 Title of bill adopted aa read
 Rollins nov cd to rcconsider the vote by which II B S9 was ptssed.
 On motion of Mir Hereford, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
 fine following niesssee received from the House.
 HoUsE OF REfREsESrATyEs.
 PEgsoorT, Feb. 25. 1881.
 Mir. President-The House has passed H R 3S. an Act for the protection of mineA and to provide for the survey of adjacent mines and the working therein; also M to Congress, asking an appropriation of s2O GOO to aid in the erection of the Terri torial Prison at Yuma: also C E 32, for the protecti n of consumers of Illuminating gas and oas companies; als ?, C B =, amending chauter 40 compiled laws; also, concCrred I,7 Council amendments to II $ 33, author izinp the appointment of Commissioners of | fisheries for the Territory of Arizona; also | c B e6. ameudiig section 9 of chapter 6i eompiled laws: also, II E Ill, amending an ! Act fixing the time for the meeting of the Legislative Assembly. | RICHARD RULE, Chief CTk. HCRS, read first time. ! Stevens moved to indefinitely postpone the further consideration of ii C Rs. ! Anderson moved a call of the house. ] Roll called. | Present all the members except Messrs. Baker and Iieref I'd. i The Sargeant-at-Arms was instructed to bring in the absent members
 By request, Mir. Cornwall assumed the ! Chair.
 The Sargent-at- a rms withdrew, and sub sequently returned accompanied by the ab- sent members. |, On motion of Mr. Meade, the call of the Council was dispensed with | The question recurrino on NIT. Stevens l motien te indefinitely postp ne Fl c K s, was pot and carried by the following vote:
 Ayes-Anderson, Baker, Earth, Master son. Fickas. Hereford, seade, Stevens, Thomas and Mir rcsident--10. Nays-Dorringto and Roilins-2.
 On motion of Mr. Meade, the Council ad' iourned.
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COUNCIL
-wadnssd.y--rlfrictn uar. ..

| W Des. Council met pursuant to adjournment at II a. h. resident Masterson in the chair. | Roll called. | All the members present except Baker. Minutes oi March lst read and approved. Thomas meTed a call of the Council. Roll called present-All the members present except ! Baker. = fhe Sargeant-at-ArIns was instructed to bring in the absent member ~:-: On motion of Meade the call of the Coun- ell was suspended. The following message was received from the House:
 House of Representatives. Prescott, March l. 1880. Mr. President Ihe House has passed H M So 2. asking for the general government fer better protection of our mining inter- esss.
 The House lIas also refused to concur m the passage of c E No 52, providing for the revision and compilation of the laws of the Territory
 RICHARD RULE.
 Chief Clerk. fhe following message was received from the Go. emor:
 IERRnuaY CT ARIZONA,
 EXEcu sTyE DEPARTMENT,
 PREscoTT. March l 1881. To the Territorial Councii-f have the honor to inform the Council that have sp- proved the folieTing Acts of the Assembly: HCRN No6.
 . $ No 4. entitled An Act supplementary to An Act entitled An Act to punish vag- rants, vsgabOnds and suspicious persons. VI B No SS, entitled An Act supplemental to An Act entitled An Act to amend Sec 8 cf AR Act to provide for the incorporation of of religious, social and benevolent societies. c B No 92, entitled An Act to amend Sec of An Act to regulate appeals from Justices Courts.
 . U No 4S, entitled An Act to encourage the construction of a certain railrssd. ' B Ne l02, entitled An Act to fund the debt of favapai c unty and to provide for the payment of the same.
 j. c. FREMONT, Governor. On motion of Darlington at II a. m. the Council went into Executive Session for the purpose of considering the nominations made by the Governor for funding commissioners of favapai County.
 At ll:20a e. n. the Council resumed it's session.
 President Masterson in the chair. The Sargeant-at-Arms returned, accom- panied by Baker, the absent member. Roll called.
 Pressnt-An the members .. The veil of secrecy having been removed Tn Executive Session, the chief clerk traDs- mitted the following communication to His E1cellency, Governor Fremont:
 tOCNCIL CHAMBER,
 ELEVENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
 PREsco-r, March 2d, 1881 GOvernorl have been instructed by the Council, Tn it's Executive Session, t, inform y ur Exceileaey that the Council have con- irined the names of c P Head and Hugo Richards as Funding Commissioners in and ier the County oy lsvap&i.
 J. C. PERRY,
 Jhief Clerk. Rollins introduced No IF, ''An Act to locate the Capitol cf the Territory by a vote of the people"
 Read a lst time. rules suspende ., e d I'd tune by tide and made special order tor March a at 12 ID.
 Darlington introduced c E No l1e. "An Act to insreass le duties of the Treasurer of the ! errtory."
 Read Ist time, rules suspended, Ie d Pad me by title and referred to th; Ju- diciaEy committee.
 il ,' Ss 2, relating to lands of the Texas ana Pacific k. R Co. considered engrossed,
 Continued on Third Psge)
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COUNCIL.
Tuesday-Forty-Ninth Day.

 Council met pursuant to adjournment a, II a. m,
 President Masterson in the chair Minutes of Eeh 2Sth read and approved. Fickas offered the following report: MT. PreSident-four Committee on Me morals and Petitions, to whom was referred H NJ No 8, respectful y report that they have h"d the same under confederation, and herewith return with the recommendation that 1t pass
 B. \. FIcxAs, Chairman. Baker offered the following Report: Council hsmber,
 Prescott, Feb. 2s, 1851. l Mir. President--Your Committee on Ju- dietary have had the following bills under consideration, and beg leave b report the ths game as follows:
 CB No 8, An Act co amend Sections 2074 and 2151 and to repeal Sec 2577 of Compiled Laws, and recommend its passage c B 1o6, "An Act to designate holidays, 1" we recommend it to rass-
 s A Ho la, An Act 70 establish Su- perior Courts, etc, ,h we recommend 1t not to pass.
 Petit No To is hereby respectfully re- turned without any action.
 A. c. BAKER,
 Chairman. Accepted
 The following Message ~as received from the House;
 House of Representatives,
 Prescott, Feb. Is, 1881. Mir. President-The House has passed C N No {, 'asking for change of the lines of the Reservation granted to the Supsi h. dians.
 Also RN,I0S, "An Act to prohibit the sale of liquors to minos," with amendment thereto
 Also H E No 107, "An Act to exempt peddles If Arizona raised products froan li- cense tax.
 Also H B No lI5, "An Act to enlarge the limits of the City of Tomlst ne
 RICHARD RUE. Chief Clerk. Baker, on leave, introduced $ c B No 45. An Act to provide sinking fund for the payment of the debt of Maricopa and to re- pesL An Act entitled An Act to facilitate the payment af the debt If Naricopa County. Feb 9th, 1871" s c Ii No Al read ist time and adopted. rules suspended, read 2nd time by title. rules further suspended, Bill nsidered en- gr. ssed, read 3d time, placed upon it's final passage and passed by the following vote: Ayes-Anderson, Baker, Earth, Cornwall,
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ton thereof, respectfully report the bill back to the House with the recommenda- ton that 1t do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P. J. BoLAN. Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was re erred E 42, an Act for securing liens to mechanics, miners and others, re- spectfully report the bill back to the House with the recommendation that 1t do not pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P J. BoLAN,
 J. K. ROGERS, Mir. Speaker-Ynur committee to whom was referred c B l06, an Act toprohibit the sale of iiauors to minors, respectfully report the bill back to the House with the accom- panying amendment which we recommend be adopted. and that the bill do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P. J. BOLAS.
 J. K. ROGERS. Mir. Speaker-Yom committee to whom was referred H B 1O7, an Act to exempt peddlers of Arizona raised pr ducts from license tax. respectfully report the bull back to the House. with the recommendation that 1t do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES, F. J. BoLAS, J. K. ROGERS Mir Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred H B Ill, an Act exempting certa n classes of property from taxation, respectfully report the bill back to the mouse without recommendation. JOHN HAYNES, P J. BOLAS, J. K RoGEKs Mir. Speaker-Your committee, to whom was referred H B 96, bill to amend chap ter 57, etc, respectfully report the accom- panying substitute for the same, which We recommend be adopted and that the substi- tute do pass.
 J. K. RODGERS JOHN HAYNES, F. J. BoLAN, read 2d time by title. Woods moved to indefinitely postpone the bill
 Wollenberg moved to amend substitute | for Fl 96 by striking out the words thirty cents and insert forty cents-adopted. | Substitute for II B 96 read for infor1na- Il ton or the f1Oust. QucsIiOh fcCulicu VI indefinite postponement of the bill Ayes and nays demaned. Roll called. Mction lost. Ayes 8; nays II.
 Bolan moved 70 refer the bill to commit tee on Ways and Means.
 Ayes and nays demanded. l Roll called. Motion lost. Ayes s; nay' II.
 Brown moved to amend the substitute by striking out sections 3 and inserting tho following: ''this act shall take effect and bt in force from and after the lst day of Janu ary, 1888. 1 Mir. Speaker-rour 'mmittee, to whom was referred B 72, an act to amend chap ter 40, Iomdiled Laws, respectfully report the same back to the H use with the recon mendstion that it do pass. l J. K. RODGERS, 1 F. J. BoLAN, l JOHN HAYNES Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred c R g., an Act for the protec ton of consumers of Illuminating gas, re spectfully report the bill back to the Hous' with the recommendation that 1t do pass. | JOHN HAYNES, | P J. BOIAN,
 J. K. ROGERS. Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred 69 an Act to amend sec tion 20 and o3 of chapter 9 compiled law of Arizona, respectfully report the bill bacl to the House with the recommendation tha
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 grossed.
 M. S. SNYDER. Mir. Spsaker-Your Committee on Fede ! raj Relations, to whom was referred H N l7, have carefully considered the same anC return it to the House with the recommeE dation that it do pass.
 D. RoBB, | NJ K. LURTY. Nr. Speaker-A majority of your commit tee on Federal Relations, to whom was refer red H :, asking for the repeal of certain sections of the Revised Statutes of the Uni ted States, has had the same under conside ration and report the same back to tht House, with the recommendation that it not pass The minority os your com mittee believes that the law as 1t nv stand, ;s highly beneficial to the best interests oi this Territory, and also, knowing that Il atirns the sound doctrines of no taxation without representati n, for these as well as many other good reasons that could be ad vanced the minority of your committed hopes that this memorial will not pass. Gho. E. BRowN. CBIO read Ist time; rules suspended, bill read 3d time by title. On motion of MT Brown, c B l06, a bill to prevent the sale of liquors to minors, was read Sd time and referred to judiciary con- mIttee.
 House adopted c c R2i. and appointed on the part of the House, Messrs. Wollen- berg and Doran.
 Council Preamble, rotating to II B 8, read
 Brown moved to lay the preamble on the table
 Bolsn moved to amend by returning H $ g to the Council. Robb offered the following substitute: That the Chief Clerk be authorized to in- rln the Council that they have concurred in the amendments made by the Council to H D s, and that the bill is now in the hands of the engrossing and enrolling committe. Adopted
 CCR P read and postponed until to- morrow.
 H B ll3, introduced by Nr. Haynes, by request read lst time; rules suspended, read 2d time by title and referred to com. mi,tes on mines and mining.
 On motion oJ Mr Brown, the House took recess until 6;30p. m.
 After recess, 6:30 p. m.
 Roll called. Absent without leave, De- ran. Mccormick and Southwick.
 II M Q read list time, rules suspended, read 2d time by title, rules further suspend cd, read third in full snd placed on final passage.
 Ron called. Aye IS; nay0
 On motion of Haynes, H M No 8, rela- tive to the aggregation of Arizona was read 3d time in full and placed on final paksage Aye-Bsrton, Bolzn, Clifford, Haynes, Norton. Rodgers, smith, Snyder, Woods, Mir. Spsaker-l0
 Brown. DorAn, Lurtey. Mccormick, Robb. sharp. Steadman. Wollen5erg Wollsnberg. chairman committee on Ways and Means. reported back Nj No { with that It do pass MT Speaker-Your committed, to whom was referred H B l06, bill to redistrict the Territory of Arizona, respectfully report the bill back to the House with the rccommen- dation that it dc pass.
 r. !. BoLAs
 !. k- ROGERS.
 JOHN HAYNEs II B lo6 read for the information of the House. On motion of Mir. Southvick. the further was postponed until to-mor TOW The following reports were received: Nr. Spesker-lour committee to whom was referred ( R 52, an Ac; to provide for the revision and compilation of the laws of Inc TeTrit.ry of Arizona, and the Puolics- 1
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W. K. MEADE
 Chairman.

Accepted.
 CB No 43, An Ac. entitled ''An Act to regulate fares and freights upon the Southern Pacific Railroad" read 3rd time, placed up its final passage and passed by the fol lowing vote:
 Ayes-Anderson, Baker, Earth, Cornwall. Fickas. Meade. Stevens and Thomas-S.
 Nays Darlington, Hereford, Rollins and s,r President-4
 Title of Bill adopted as read.
 Fickas moved to reconsider the vote by which C E No 43 was laid on the table.
 On motion of Earth the motion to recon sider was laid on the table
 On motion of Darlington the Council ad iourned by the following vote:
 Ayes 9; nays 3.
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JOHN HAYNES, P. !. BILAN.

Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was re erred E 42, an Act for securing liens to mechanics, miners and others, re- spectfully report the bill back to the House with the recommendation that it do not pass.
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ton thereof, respectfully report the bill
 back to the House with the recommenda- tion that it do pass.
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rolled and engrossed bills respectfully re- port B F and H B B as correctly en- grossed.
 M. S. SNYDER. Mr. Spsaker-Your Committee on Fede- ral Relations, to whom was referred H NJ :, have carefully considered the same and return it to the House with the recommeE- dation that 1t do pass
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JOHN HAYNES, r. J. BoLAN,

Mr. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred c B l0s, an Act toprohibit the sale of liquors to minors, respectfully report the bill back to the House with the accom- panying amendment which we recommend be adopted, and that the bill do pass.
 JOHN HAYNES,
 P J. BoLAS.
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wns read srd time placed upon its final

was read 3rd time, placed upon its final passage and passed by the f flowing vOte: Ayes F.
 Meade offered the following report;
 Council hamber,
 Prescott, Feb. 2S, 1881. Your Committee On Enrolled and En- grossed Bills respectfully report that they have carefully examined and compared C ( No 43. An Act entitled ''An Act to regulate fares and freigbts upon the Southern Pacific Railroad" !" and found the same correctly en- drossed.
 W. k. MEADE