The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-28
COUNCIL Wednesday-rwenty-First Day.

Council met pursuant to adjournment al at II a. Tn.
 | Roll called All present. Minutes of January 24th read and ap proved.
 The following Message was received from : the House:
 Nr .President-The House has passed c B. No. 23, ''An Act changing the name oi L. Napoleon Ray" with an amendment. Also H. B. No. 2, ''An Act creating the County of Gila."
 The House refuse to pass c. B. No. 9, 'An Act to supplement- hap 24, allowing persons in the military service to vote al elections, indefinitely postponing the same. Meade, Chairman of Committee on En- rolled and Engrossed Bills, made the follow ing report:
 Mir. President-Your Committee on En- rolled and Engrossed Bills, respectfully re- port that c. B. No. 2S has been carefully compared and found correctly enrolled. Also that Joint Resolution No and 2, Council Bill No 16, entitled An Act granting leave of absence to Chas A. Franklin, of Apache County, and C. B. No. 2S, entitled An Act to permanently locate the County Seat of Apache County.
 Also c. B. No. 13. entitled "An Act fix iEg the time of holding the terms of the Dis trlct Court in 3Iplaye County" were sub mitJed t. hs EIc-Icucy, the Governor, for approval.
 Nr. President-Y our Committee on Print ing report that they have examined and con- pared c. B. No. 40, "An Act for the pro- lection of stock raisers;" and C.. E. No 3S, ''An Act to amend the General Railroad Incorporation Act, approved Feb IA, 1879, '" and found the same correctly printed.
 Hereford introduced C.. $. No. 5, An Act to amend An Act, entitled ''Of pro- ceedings in Civil Cases, Chap 4S, Compiled Laws of Arizona.
 c, B No. 5a. read first time. and on motion of Darlington the rules were sus- pended.
 C. B. No 53 read secoDd time by title and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
 He.eford introduced c. E. Noe -54, An Act to amend An Act, entitled ~0f pro- ceedingsin Civil ''ases," Chap 4s of Com- piled Laws of Arizona.
 Read first time and on motion of Hereford rules suspended. -
 C. B. No. 54 read a second time by title and referred to Jucic!ary Committee.
 Stevens introduced C. B. No. 55, An Act to provide for the destruction of noxious- animals, .tisad a.hrst tirne.aHd .orp motion of Dor ringtQn rules were .s,nsRssdsdt read a second time Ry; eitls and Eef$eftsd to Judiciary Con- mittee.
 Meade fiitrtaGcsf C.B. No. 56, "Ar Aa. granting etelasYs ..sht to Jacob W. Stew art and lis associates tobuild; maintain and keep bridge aerss the San Pedro River, at Charleston, County of Pima
 CB No tt read first time, and on mo- ton of MT. Meade, the rules were sa.Iend- ed, c B No EG rsad g .acand time hy title, and referred to the Cochise delegation.
 CB No 3S was read second time by title. and referred to Committee on Corpo- rations
 CEN 10 was read second time by title, and referred to the Committee OF A. riculture.
 CBAo l2 was referred to the Committee of the Whole.
 By request, MT. Fickas assumed the chair.
 CB No 22 was considered engrossed, and read third time,
 Masterson moved to reoommit B No 22 70 the committee on Corporations.
 Mir Thomas moved to amend by referring il to the Maricopa and Yavapai delegation.
 The amendment was lost.
 The original motion to refer c No 22 to the Committee on Corporation was put and carried. and the bill was so referred.
 On motion cf Slr. Hereford, the vote by