The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-18

q act, beg leave to report that they nave ex, amined the same and hereby recommend 1t passage.
 A. c. BAKER, Chm'n. Accepted.
 Mir President-Your committee on Jul dietary, to whom was referred for copsidera- ton certain measures, beg leave to report as follows: That they have examined C $ No 4G, an act entitled an tact amendatory to Chapter % of the Compiled Laws, and here by recommend its passage That they have examined II B No 90, a bill pr, vidlng for the issuance of marriage licenses. and here by recommend that 1t do not pass; that they have examined ( E No ,, an act t. provide for the revision and mpilation of tae iaua of the Territory and the publication tIareJ. and hereby recommend Its passage, win tie following amendment, to-wis: Ailcnd See. " by striking out the last word ''.otate o. said section and inserting in lieu thereof, Territory" That they have examined C No g.. and hereby recommend that l. d. not pass, but offer as substitute therefor an act entitled ''an act amendat1ry of Sec 420 Chapter XLVIII, Co.npLed Laws and recommend its passage.
 A. C. BAKER, Chm.
 Report accepted.
 Darlington offered the foll wing c J T No ,:
 Whereas, 4 contract now exists between the Territory and Lang3on X Clark, Stock ton, Cal, whereby they are to care for the insane of the Territory at the rate of s7 per week each, and
 Whereas, The said Langdon & Clark are now willing to annul the Id contract and enter into anew one at the rate of S6 per week each f r period of two years, therefore be IL
 Resolved, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, that the G vernon f the Territory be empowered to enter into A contract on the part of the Territory with the said Langdon & Clark at the rate of S6 per week for period of two years.
 Be 1t Further Resolved, That the Cover nor of the Territory be empowered to au- thorize said Landon & Clark the necessary travelling expenses f any one of the patients from thIs Territory upon th"ir recovery from the asylum to theT homes, provided they, the sad recovered patients, are absolu1e,y unable to pay their own expenses. The Governor oI the Territory shall also be au- thorized to appoint any one of the respon- slble citizens of the 1errit " to visit the
 
 he may deem wise or proper so to do, pro- viding he shall not appoint more than one person for the purpose of making but one visiIt for each of the two years named in the contract
 The Auditor of the Territory is hereby author ized to draw his warrant on the Tern tOrial Treasurer for such sums of money as tle Governor may certify IS necessary to carry into effect the provisions of thls Joint Resolution.
 C J K No read first time.
 On motion of Anderson, the rules were J K No read 2d tune by tt.e and referred to judiciary committee.
 line following resolution. offered by Ba- ker, lying on t.le tdb.e, WAS taken uD for 
 Resolved, That standing rule No % of the Councu be amended by striking out the words '',icIersJn's ManuA.' and Inserting In lieu thereof the words ''Roberss Ku.es oI Order"
 Baker moved the adoption of the resolu- tion. The resolution was lost by viva voce vote.
 The veto message of the Governor, rela- ting to | E No 2g, an Act concerning rlre Insurance Companies doing business III tIe Territory of Arlzona; was taken up for con sideratIon upon the question, ''.ohau tae oil pass, notwithstanding the veto. IL was ioss, and the veto oT ms E2ceLency Sus- [ ,lIned by tnefollowing vote:
 Ayes-Anderson, Meade, MT. lresident- }. Nays-Baker, Earth, Cornwall, Dor ! rington Fickas, Hereford, Rollins, Stevens md Ihomas-9.
 Substitute for C B No 8, an Act to re- .rict gambling; passed by the House with l amendments adopted and Oiii ordered engrossed. On motion of Rollins the Executive session . yas p"s.poned until Feb. 15 at l2 o'clock. C ., No 36, ''An Act toproviie ipraa-uIg District Courts Ill the county of Apache i.. <. ne transfer of causes t. said uA,y aII ," "ncerning County Records of the Coun5y ! f lavapl pertaining to property TisIH . he County Of Apache.
 Receiyel rom the House amended. House not cOncurred ln by tIo Cuuu- H. Bill ordered returned tJ the House. c B No 40, An Act for the p.otec- II of tock raisers," reported by coih.nI.tee with 
 Amendments adopted by the Council.
 Baker offered the following amendment 10 Is No 70:
 Amend section F by striking out all o.' aid section after the woru Act ca line 9, commencing at the word provided" on inc 60 and including the word ''roles" on inc 62
 Baker moved the adoption of the amend nent.
 The amendment was lost by tke following ote; ayes I nays 6; not voting ?.
 Anderson offered the following amend ntnt to c no 70, which was adopted: Seetinn 2l, the provisions ot this Act hall not apply to or be in force in the Culty of Plnal
 The following message was received rom the House:
 HoUsE OF REPRESENTATTEs, !
 February l4th, 1851. ] IL Mr President-The House has passed Il 69, an Act to incorporate the City of 'rescott; also, H s B, an Act supplement ary to chapter 50 of the camIiled laws of he Territory of Arizona, and to repeal sec : Il act to provide for the payment and col zc.ion of taxes in certain counties; also C B 30. an Act to fund tho debt of Yava- 2i county
 RICHARD RULE. Chief Ilk. On motion of Anderson, the word ''Pi- al in line section was stricken out. c B 40 having been fully considered and [ mended was ordered engrossedas amended. { CB s, an Act to amend the general rail [ oad incorporation Act, approved Feb. II, s.9, ( q R A an Ac, entitled An Act to repJI-