The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-01-14

Alter prayer bv the Chaplain, T. c. Hunt,
 the roll was called. All the members were
 presen, except Mccormick, Of Maricopa.
 The minutes of the previous day were read and approved. A message was receIved from the Governor
 in reference to the report of the Road Con- missioneTs.
 The clerk read a communication from the Governor, in reference to the Ieportof the
 Read Commissioners. The Territorial Treasurer sen. in his report
 S. far as completed, which report was read by the clerk.
 Haynes made a motion that the report on the finances of the Territory be reerTed to the Committee on Ways and Means. BOlan offered an amendment that the re- port be referred to the Committee on Terri torial Affairs.
 The amendment was lost. and the report
 was referred to. Committee on Ways and Means.
 Haynes, Chairman of the Committee on
 Judiciary, made his report. twas adopted.
 and referred 10 the Committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills. This bill k House Bill No. ,, in regard 10 the salary of judges
 and the repeating of the old law. Haynes called up House Bill No. 10, in
 reference to leealiz!ng deeds made by w. A. Hancock, as Notary Public of Maricopa County. IL was referred 10 Committee on
 Eagrossed and Enrolled bills. Woods, Chairman of Committee on Print ing, made his report. McCat1ery made motion to lay on the
 table.
 Robb introduced House Bill No. fl, asking | a loan of S30, 900 for the completion of inc | Territorial Prison, the bonds to run b years. Re. erred to Committee on Ways and Means. | A communication was received from the Council, no flying the House that the COun- cil had passed an act giving leave of absence
 isf q County. for a period of @ days; also an act giving F. V. Lea herwood, of Pima County, | permission to be aDsent from the Territory i six months.
 Robb. of Pinal introduced House Bill No. | Ia. for creating a sinking fund for the re- demption of Territorial Pr1son Bonds. Ee- ferreh to Committee ou Ways and Means. Robb introduced House Bll No. Is,
 amending Chapter 35 of Compiled Laws. 1 York introduced House Bill No. l7, Tn re- lation to butchers, requiring said persons to give q bond in the sum of SlO0O that they | keen a correct account of all marks and ! brands of stock slaughtered; also from
 wtom said stock IS purchased, and in failure, | to yay a fine of not more than sJO.- This
 we consider good measure-ED. MfNER The bill was referred 10 the Committees on
 Judiciary and Agriculture. Woods moved that the House concur in Council Concurrent Resolution No. l, in ref
 erence to leave of absence of High Farley 1 for GO days. The House also concurred in 1 Council Concurrent Resolution No. ., grant | ing leave of absence of co days to i. N. l Lcatberwocd.
 1 Wood moved 10 reconsider Council Con- current Resolution No. l. The rules were ! suspended, the bIll was read second and
 third time, and put upon it's final passage. | Carried-veas 25. noes c. | Havues moved reconsideration of CoGn- | cil Concurrent resolution No. ,, and that ihe rnles be suspended and the bill be read a second and third times, and pu. upon its
 final passage by title. Carried - yeas 20, noes ,.
 McCafferty gave notice that the Commit
 tee OH Mines and Mining have become satis- | fled that tEe clerical force is inadequate. and | he moved that another clerk be appointed l for said Committee to receive the same pay
 as the chief clerk;
 ! Mir Brown gave notice that he would a:
 an early day introduce bill to repeal Chap
 ter U Section 4-3 Compiled Laws.