The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-14
HOUSE.
Speaker Knapp in the chair. p-a,-.,. lr tba Ci,a,Iain

Speaker Knapp in the chair.
 Prayer by the Chaplain.
 Roll called; all present
 Mr. Brown, Chairman sf Committee on Corporations, reported adversely to H. E. requiring R. R. Companies to furnish water for persons travelling through the Territory together with their stock
 Mir. McCafferty sustained the original bill, and asked that the same pass as drafted.
 NIT. Wollenbergs amendment, that the bill be made special business for Monday, was lost by vote of 12 to II.
 McCafferty asked that the bill be printed. Carried
 Mir. Brown, Chairman of Committee on Corporations, made his report
 Mir. Smith, Chairman of Committee on Agriculture, made his report upon bill in re- lation to herding of sheep, and recommended its passage.
 Mir Smith, chairman of committee on Ar riculture, made his report in reference to Aceques. and asked that the word ''Pima' be stricken out, and the words ''the Terri tory inserted: adopted.
 MT Bolan introduced H. B. to repeal the Railroad Act of 1879, giving subsidy to a corporation building a road from Maricora
 
 Mr..Bo,anintroduced bill to permanently locate the seat of government at Phenix-to take effect after May lst, 1881.
 Mir. Haynes introduced bin to change a certain Article in the Charter of Tuc@on, for the better security of property in same.
 SIr. Barton introduced H. B No. 26, Tn relation to the herding of stock by non residents, on grazing lands. within the boun- daries of Arizona; referred to committee on Agriculture.
 Mr. Snyder, chairman of committee on Engrossed and Enrolled Bills, made his re- port; which was adopted.
 Mir. Bolan moved that House Bill No. 10 be read third time and put upon its final passage. Adopted-Ayes 9, noes O.
 Mir. Brown moved that House Bill No. , be read third time, and put upon its final passage. This bill repeals the law giving g, 900 additional to tho Judge of the Third Judicial District. Carried-ayes g, noes O.
 Mir. Southwick asked that Council Bill No. 13, in reference to the time of holding the District Court i'll Mohave County, be taken up. read. and referred to Committee on Judiciary. It provides that court shall be held the first monday in April and the first Monday in September.
 A bill from the Council was read, giving Chas. A. Franklin, Probate Judge of Apache County, permission to go beyond the limits of the Territory for a period of six months. The bill was referred to the Conl- mittee on Judiciary.
 The Council has amended House bill m reference to salary of messenger for the Governor, and recommended that said mes- senger receive same salary ss chief clerk.
 Hr. Woods, Chairman Committee on Printing, asked for permission to appoint clerk for said committee. Lost-noes 12, ayes To-
 Mr. McCaferty offered resolution that the assistant clerks be allowed sS per day, inasmuch as they were paid in warrants, which are not worth their face. Laid on the table.
 Mir. Rodgers gave notice that he would, at an early day, introduce a bill for the sup pression of dance houses in the Territory The House went into Committee of the Whole, MT. Haynes taking the chair.
 Mir. AcCaferty's gambling bill was taken up and read by sections, the bill being in- definitely postponed.
 House adjourned.