The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-28
HOUSE.
Thursday-Twenty-Second Day.

Thursday-Twenty-Sec Day.
 The House met pursuant to adjournment, Speaker Knapp in the chair. Prayer by Rev. T. C. Hunt Roll called-Absent: NIT. Nu.,eB1erg. The minutes of the proceeding meeting were read and approved
 Mir. Wollenberg appeared and took his seat Mir. .Doran, Chairman of Committee on Education, reported: l
 Mir Speaker-Your Committee, to whom was referred the Report of the Board of Education for the years of 1879 and 1880, beg leave to report that we have examined the same and find them correct, and that We are very much pleased with the progress made ty our public schools during the pc riod covered by the Report. We would call particular attention to the suggestions and recommendations of the Superintendent of Public Instruction minis Report. There fore, we request that the Report be read and placed on file. Adopted.
 Snyder introduced II B No 40, an Act l authorizing loan on the faith and credit of the Territory of Arizona, and to provide for the cons ruction of certain wagon roads in the Territory of Ariz na. Read first time and referred to Committee on Roads and Ferries. .Bolan introduced H B No fl, a Bill to amend sections 22, 2S, g, B, 43 and 154 of Compiled Laws of the Territory of Ari- zona.
 | Read first time and referred to Judiciary Committee.
 CB No 2 read second time by title.
 On motion of Mir Brown, the rules were suspended, C B No 2 read third time in full and placed on its final passage and passed-Ayes 19.
 Substitute fer II B No 13, read second time by title, ordered printed and placed on order of third reading. Il B No 37 read third time, considered engrossed, aud put on its final passage. Roll called, and bill. passed; ayes, 2l. Substitute for H E No 3 read third time in full and placed on its final passage.
 Roll called, and bill passed ayes, l9. Substitute to No2, an Act to pre- vent the practice of medicine, surgery or obstetrics by unqualified persons; read third time and referred to Judiciary Committee $ No 20, an Act to fuud the debt of Yavapai county, and to provide for the pay ment of the same.
 On m ti of Mr. Woods, the reading in full of c No 90 was dispensed with
 Wollenberg moved to refer c B No 90 to YavaIai delegation.
 rrown moved an amendment, that the bill be referred to the Judiciary c mmittec.
 Amendment carried, and | $ No 30 was refarred to Judiciary Committee.
 C o No 3l, an Act to amend an Act con- corning lawful fences, and animals tres passing upon premises lawfully enclosed in final county.
 Following Message was received from the Council:
 Mr. Speaker-The Council has passed the following bills: Council Bills, numbers 70 and 36
 CB No 91 was read first time.
 On motion of Doran rules were suspended and bill read second time by title.
 Rules further suspended and third read ing in full of bill was dispensed with 1nd bin put on its fLal passage.
 Roll called and bill passed. Ayes, 20; Nays, 0.
 C B No %, introduced by Masterson, "An act concerning Fire Insurance Companies doing business in the Territory of Arizona, |" read first time and referred to Judiciary Committee.
 CB No B, introduced by Earth. returned to council for engrossmcnt.
 Mir Snyder gave note to in roGace a bii preventing thestorage of g1mpoW Ser or other explosive materials within three-auarters oi a mile of the limits of any village or city in the territory.
 Brown gave notice to introduce bill con- corning the storage of explosive substances
 Haynes gave notice to introduce bill granting a charter to J. F. Knapp to con struet telegraph line from Yuma to Castle Dome, Pecaeho, Norton's Landing and Sil- yer District.
 Woods gave notice to intrpduce bill pro- vidlng for the taxation of nett proceeds of mines.
 On motion of Haynes House went into Committee of the Whole at I1:25,' Wollen- berg Tn the Chair
 At l;3S Committee arose and reported:
 MT. -Speaker-Yeur Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred H No. 24. an act to repeal the tax on the nett proceeds of mines, have had the same under consider ation and beg to report the same back with out recommendation,
 On motion of Haynes House adjourned until tomorrow at 10 A. M. s