The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04

construct arailruad in the ountynf Cochise, cOnsI 1ered engrussed, read a 3rd time, placed on G,ai passage and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes :: nays 3; excuse 1; not voting l.
 1Is.e ot sIil adopted as read
 Hereford moved to reconsider the vote by which c l. No loI was passed
 On motion Of Earth the motion to re- consider was laid n the table
 : II S No 53, an Act to amend An Act entitled "An Act concerning lawful fences a Id niLa-s tresp assing on pren-i es lawfully enclosed ul the COunty of Pima, read lst time and ad1p ed, rules suspended. read 24d tli-e by title, rules further suspended, Ill considered sngrUssed. read 3rd time, placed Up5n final p-ssige and passed
 Aycs Il; nays l.
 hereford n.u ed to reconsider the vote by HhicA II B NJ 5 was passed
 O. motion of Rollins the motion to re- consider E;-s laid on the table.
 Il | NJ 8i, An ct supplementaltoAn An Act entitled An .ics to create ounty fGlla out .. -Ie u.ities IPinll ani Marlcopa, report u by tae committee with amendments; amendments adopted; bill considered en- :, 5ssel, ed a thlrd time, placed upon Its -..l4l passage and passed by the following vy.o:
 Ayes-Aa.lers7n, Baker, Earth, Corn VA, 4JJ.rIagsJa, iereIord, Meade, Rollins, M4svors .,n-.i.
 Nsys -Fl;llas, Thomas. Mir. President3 3.
 IiIs ot b,-i adopted as read.
 AM .e.sou moved to reconsider the vote ly.wai.l .l $ g. wAs passed
 O. motion of Mir hereford, the motion .... d. r.r. 2 feil fh.s tstfa
 Vr MAs.ersoa resumed the hair
 II 43. a oil to exteni to all railroad coi.lpanies incorDOrated under the laws ot p-iviligss given under an Act, entitled ''an ,os oi general incorporations," approved Nov 6. ISJ6: read, and on motion of sir. Birth, w.s indefinitely postponed.
 C D 43, an Act, entitled ''an Act to regu- late fares and freights upon the Southern Pacific Railroad, repor,ed by committee. wi.h amendments. AmendIner ts adopted by the following vote: Ayes, 8; nays, 4. B 1J1, an act to pr vide for the erec- ten of coGlty buildings in the county of aeic pa, aal other matters relating thereto; censi lerel eng: ssed, read 2 third ti4le; placed up n its final pAssage and pass e by the fo.io%ing vote:
 Ayes Baker, i;arth, Cornwall, DoTTing- ton. Fickis. hereford, NJ ade Rollins, Ste vens. Thoints, Mir. President I'll. Absen.-An lerson-l.
 Tit!e of Bill adopted as read.
 On motion If Mir. Meade, the Council s.ood at recess until : o'clock P. Tn.
 After recess-7 "'clock p. m.
 Presi lent Aasterson in the chair.
 Roll called.
 All tie members present.
 4 motion of Fick. to adjoarn was lost
 C B No 3S. An Act toainend the general Rlilr1ai Incorporation Act, appr ved Feb. lltl, lSI9."
 Baker oIered the following amendment to c E No B, an n we'd its adoption:
 Amend Sec II by striking out words ten on line 9S. and .'hneen" on line %, and ir- serting in lieu there the words seven and "Cwclve." Bollias rose to a point of order that c E \ $ WIS on i,s third and not subject [ . amendments.
 inc ch.ir ruled the point of order not wei taken
 Rollins appealed from the decision of the chIr
 The chair was sustained by the following vote: Aycs-Ar9erson. Baker, Earth, Cornwall, D5frinys yn, Fickas, Meade. Stevens, Thomss D Hereford and Rollins-2. NJ vosing President. The motion recurred on the motion to d 51t the amendment fferei by Baker to c s No g.
 The amen lnent was adopted by the fol lowing vote: Avas-Anderson, Baker, Earth, Cornwall, D.r.In ton, Fi.kas, Meade, Stevens and IAom .s--S. .>avs-D .rringson, Hereford, R nins and M President-L
 a5.ion of Flrkas to recomnit c B No 8 ;5 tae Committee on Corporations wgs .tss
 Tle following Message was received from tie i.vuse:
 House cf Representatives,
 Prescott, Feb. 26, 1881. Tr. PIes. lent The House has passed C : N lOs. An Act to fund the debt of Yava- raj Colu:v. and tu provide for the payment yi the sr.Aa.
 Inc House has also concurred in C K N sI. dll dppil,ei in such committee Woleubctg aIId DOran.
 Iae House has refused to pass H B l5 V,I t.il G0.ernpr's veto.
 TAe .oase has concurred III C k ,. RICHARD RULE,
 Chief Clerk.
 \ n,..1n os nr Anderson to adjourn r..s los by the following vote: Ayes, Z; lays, I1. O. ft ton of Mir. Baker, the further con si Ter. tion of C B 3S was made the special order for March 1st at l2 clock. \ motion of Mr. Rollins { adjourn was los:. The following message was received from tae llouse: lloUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ! February 18th, 1881. VT. President-Fhe House has passed [ T Y s to Ion ,ress, asking the segregation of Northern Arizona and the formation of 6 state embracing the southern portion of the Territory and ,Ie southern portion of Cali i mia.
 The II use has passed the following reso- l;ti5n: Resolved. That the Chief Clerk be author ikad to inform the ouncil that they have concnrrcd in the amendments to H s g and the same is in the hauds of the En- xr1ssing Committee Cf the House. RICHARD RULE, Chief Clerk. On motion of Mir Fickas. the rules were suspended and Il M was taken up for con siiera'ipn. ] HMS memorial Congress, asking the seeqrco itiOu nf NuTehern Arizona and the ! for.n4.ion If a new State, etc. \ motion uf ,.r Rollins to adjourn was s..