The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-25
OFFICIAL PAPER OF YAvAPAI COUNTY.
Eleventh Legislative Assembly,
HOUSE
weduesdAy-Forty-Fourth Bay.

WeduesdAy-Forty-Fo Fay. House met pursuant to adjournment Speaker Knapp in the Chair.
 Prayer by Rev. T. C. Hunt.
 Roll called Absent without leave, Me Cormick and Roman.
 Minutes of previous day read and sPprov- ed
 Robb introdu,-d II M No 6. Titled a Memorial Read first time, rules snrpended and bill read second time by title and re- ferred to Committee on Memorials. The following reports received: Mr Speaker Your committee on E and bills respectfully report H B 74, 42, 64, 29, and II ( K 6 as properly enrolled and ready for the approval of the Governor; also II Bs S3 and 79 as correctly expressed.
 NJ $. SNYDER Mir. Speaker Your committee to whom was referred E l2 beg leave to report that we have considered the same and report the bill back to the House with amendment which we recommend be adopted, and that the bill do then bass.
 JOIN HAYNES,
 J. K ROGERS Mr. Speaker Y"ur Committee to whom was referred II E g2, a bill creating lien for officers and attorneys, beg leave to re- bort that we have considered the same and recommend that it do pass after the adop- tion of the accompanying amendments.
 JOAN HAYNES.
 F. J. BoLAN,
 DONALD ROBE,
 J. K RoGERs. NIT. Sreakgr-Your committee to whom was referred II B 6l, bill to amend chap ter 5O of the compiled laws, beg leave to re- port the accompanying substitute wh;ch we recommend he adopted, and that it dc then pass.
 JoHS HAYNES,
 F. j. BoLAN,
 D. ROBE.
 l. K ROGEES. Mir Speaker--A majority of your com u.ttee. to whom WAS referred H 93, beg leave to report that they have considered the same. and report amendments thereto. and recommend that the House adopt said amendments and that tre bill as amended do pass.
 VI. G. SAMNNIEGo,
 JOIN HAYNES, Folioaing message was received from the Governor.
 TERRITORY oF ARIzoN.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
 Prescott. Feb 23, lSSL To the Territorial II Use of Representatives: In renlying ;r the House Resolution of yccy,;,x cf the 2Ist inst. I append hereto bodyilg request l.s- i---s----.-..,,a- State and of the Interior thai would use what means might be III my ? wer ts naiD tam good order along our frontier lt will be seen that a similar request addressed to the Governor of Texas yss promptly respond cd to- The request which had the honor 10 lay 1 before the House was based up II this com | mnnication, and upon my kGnwledge which | 1 had assumed to be common to the Assem- | bly and ia self that the notorious condition of iaSlessness asd dis rder which for the | pas; two years has existed un both sides of the frontier IS daily becoming worse and no longer tolerable. Statements m the daily press 0f Southern Ariz na currently show that these iisnrders continue, and ar. h. creasing CsL,jnued mpurity accorded to men who set ias lsy at defiance may req sonably be expected tC result in greater ex- cess.
 The military force in the Territory ,G. by law, restrained from acting, and the Or'ii- nary evil authority seems powerless agaulst these organized bands.
 These are the circumstances under which l availed myself ct the presence ci the As : sembly Co ask for their aid and countenanoe in my intention repress violence and t. take such needfu, measures as will effectu- aliy protect the citizens of the disturbed , countIes in property and person have reason tJ believe tha, such friendly CO., 1 operation may be expected from the Cover n 1T of Sonora ss will entirely tranquillze the I frontier.
 | r FREMONT Goverpor