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CASUALTIES.


spsefai Usrdteh to The rh,fan, 1-,.
MA1slOS, 1ml., june n.-A, the rn, dI.
Rrascl-plt, orle mila enst Of here. tn.'',,
Albums. l,rake,nn.., fell under a cns NV. ~.
he. WINS trying to couple, a,nl liz Ieft , m''Ph
80 buddy crtls'cl that 1t Ind tO f,e r,nra, rg va,
ut tho atlkle. "'''p"tattd
- sptfat Dispatth to Tat t'hteoeg r,t,uu.
kEoKt'K, H.. ,fulle 9.-rhls ,,lornim"
port cMn,p ~ this city that The rr,,,a,ss e.
mhM ha't beef, found o., tlu CtI1t.s CtI1rn".,s, y Ha
!inEtpt, Il Quincy track this .i,Ir N W.!i !iur.
Upnh investigation, the ltHly WIS nn,fotc.
lM that nf 1.yClrYns Hickey, mn,, II, ,oa uIta to
fNrtnory 4 rGsfatUilt 0r Kektik, mit tf i4 DID,
ind solicitor for tt1 Western Mutual H., neeht Ht
gty Of Dus ato!ncs. with his homn nj Mn,,naoet' noet'
l!o wns f!l tho city yostertlHy. lray,Iu m tt
ncluck ChlcnEu, jlnr1inRt6n uui,,rv' y, H. tae
Montrose. Il was noficr,I Stis ttmt is"n I. to1
yofy ,,0fy III 1nch n, Intoxicated whcn' II Va e.
thought ho mi,st have sank flow,, Irnn M. +
MI hts way hbme. and. either with thn H i,a' ,..aek
Autctio or UyrrcsnO ly tho Ihnr. tr rrmGaal NH VI
shore to lIo RIM uvur and cut to piccrs i. III e.
o'elUok trnln last night. though nDuc NJ ~ ~ "
ttatn mon wore aware nf tho accidtnt ~ ras the
early tt1!ln this morning nsn pssc1 nvor ~ q.
hH!y, us It was found soon after tcrrhIr y! nls
Rlcd but SILL lying IN tho tsilck rhn H., r,I1. ,n.
WMs ea!lcd Kirk Hickey. uflA wlln the son n ns
J. e. ltLGkey, t1rnarly ur this city, iii nn., ~ ~.
Ing III Clatlnda, fuyu County, In. '"'
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HARRISBURG, PA.

11Aisl1snuHH, June D.-Cnhsderabo dam.
ago was done III farming districts by the ten
days nlmoat c0l,tu.snNs rain. It was very heavy
thls morning. Streams aro much swollen. Tho
t'a,m at wttl!ansport Ia broken. Thousands Ut
luHa Rrc cDHlng ttUWn,
Thcro ls y tremendous rtse In Paxton Crce k,
and fortnight tho sut}rB lower Ana eastern soc.
tlOHsOf tho city Art MrItrr wnter. Several H..
duslrnl establishments hRye hccn obliged 10
stop. Mileh laIuaxu has already bcen aoho.
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EDUCATIONAL,

F0te1al UJsattA u Tia IAleaeo TFtbtne
PAxTtlS, ILL.,, Juno n.-Tho Commencement ex.
rsolsos Ut tho Collegiate sld Normal Inxtttuteof
Paxtut. ILL.,, occurred this uvanin9 In Eiark's
Hull. which wua blEctl to Overflow Ing. Hfx STU
Ut high ur1cr, Tha Institution u Ia u flourish
tnx cuialtton. having had III atteu1aucu "
utout l35 during tho your.
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Special DkpdtfA u Ihs CAltago TFtbuna,
pITrxuElIt1. Pa., Jnnb0,-Ileayy rnlns have
prevailed In this part ut the coantry for the
past two days. I4nsi night water fell III tor.
rel,ts, washing away c.,!serts, brtdges fences,
boats. rnfta, tDatl!nx ilo'lsns, etc, iatlrna,l
rivers A,ll creeks nru Ill lIonluR creating Hi,.
pruhonsl0ns Ut IL tltsM%ty.Nlx uruftiuw. No lives
hayo b6en Inst 81 fur ~ knnwr. hut many MR.
tlw gscAuc1 Are rG1htrltt9. About 2,U1,W1 f1Gt
Ut lunltDF was Glrr1cif away,
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FINK.
sptttat Dtspateh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.

Spfttat Dtpatth 70 The Chicago IFlbtns.
NEW YonK, june 0.-Mr. Albert Fink posi-
lively denies the rtamors circulated to-day
that Mr., Vanderbilt had sent him lettcr IN
forming him detinltly that from and after
this date tue New York Central Hudson 1ttvor
1lRtlroad would decline to be ooual1erod nem-
her OF tho trunl-line combination. According
to somo Of tho rurnors, Mr. VandeshtIta example
was nbout to he followed by tho Erie. Baltimore
war. such Us broke out Il few years ago. was inl.
tnincnt.
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Special Difpasth 10 Ihs Chlcado TF4bhnR
la CltossE, Wis, Ju,'e 9.-Jerome DrpWn
4 laA 10 ycara Of age, employed III The mli' "
G. II. Nichols " Co.. Mt Unalasisa. met With
NIL Incident Inst night wl,tcl, resulted " III
tlcMth. Hu was abont to ieavp tho mill for ioE''3
when he x6funterretl his aerylccs In lfttn4 ". '
Der Oh nc timber slide, when hr l.1si his t'Atrg
mud frfl tlisNrIeu uE sixteen feet fFacturnx BIZ
skull and trGnkfny hlA cnflAr-lM1e. fulnP
ull Of whum Aro Woodworking aud usefu! ueu'
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AN OPPOSITION BARGE LINE.

Ut. IouIa. NO., luno p.--lt II Reported hesu
that Jalnes Kcene, Ut New York, has suut an
agent 10 II: kuuts to orF,.nze nuw barge ltnu
to run 10 Nov Orleans tn oppusIeion 10 tho line
In which Jay uull3d n Interested. No agent hAa
Hrrlved bore. and tho rcpuFs receives 10 cre-
Lnae,n Ai4ADx knArchAukA
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NEW Oi.EASs. I4n., June t'.--'rhc following,
sca!tlctl by the boiler explosion Of tho stea.,-
boat llama yesterday, llayc dlcd: JOHN Lo-
gan. Henry Davis, llcMsy Wallace. Geosgs
johnson, uiltl Juck Bales. After The explo-
sion 1ohn nr'tton Jumped oycrasarl md uas
drowned. 0eurKo Glhbs, Joht, Wullis Stephen
Tnomns, and Paul Miner ,li, not expected to r.
covor. All tho nboye l1.tnetl ure enloret! 1t Is
Yenerr1ly utnterAtuod thnt the ho:ts wrrc racI,te
1T tho tlule Of tho cxplnslun. Tho Ilnnna and
Vt. John we're sIdn tly SIDE, rounding Fourteen
Mile Foint. Local Inspectors nre Investigating
tho D,nttAF.
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CRUSHED BY 4 WAGON.

Epte1.t Dtspateh 10 The Chttapo Tribune. \.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, June 9.-Johll l'oosa.
n farn,er living In In Grange Cn'lsitS "e
driving loud ut wheat tn Lima, lnd.' 3e''eI'
day eyenIng, accompanied by his Sun ffsus'
aged II ycnrs Frank fell oil the "1xotl' "uMa ~.
pasaesl over blu, cnilstns death al''os' tu''
nlIlntnIf.
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Spftfal Dtspatth 70 Ths Cha<19H 7f1o""'' n,
LONDON, Ont, Junu IA startling ie'e'a
tton was ,,la,le to-day by the experts WIN , e
n,ulllctl ti,u hull Ut the Victoria. \ ,so M1se
huse wus found stuye IN tho bottom, c'nn'nns
tho theory that she sank through l''Fe lea~"s
Whpra tho hos was knneket m ttos" ~ to
tisl,ce. but It WIS probably I'LL thu passase
HprinHOank.
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Wu.,usuros, O., Jnno e.-The holler ,'1 W
the Champion Iron Ilrl'lse Works eSi'""S '""nr
a,d severely Injured WillIo klis, u su.nS ,'.dI5
hoy employed ut tho works.. onn slsso "as - hs
scaldod ana be VIII ptohably x Sss ,mlies. "ln TDs
Min m",it h,tiiine was considerably 4IainaA'd.
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. r,1s,rx-.ronT FALL.

sptetat ntspatth to TIT t"'eas' 1''0u"' ,,,n
DAvENtVlrr, H., June o.-A yo""s ~ ,,ncK
NAMED Vestte Kllvlr, employed y. .n,ul
Island Arsenal shops, foil from u...nrs tno , Of
starry 10 the wguIl this afternoon .,.,, ,,aceA
Ilfty foot. His skull WIS broken !" INV
nntf tha body was founll Dreathless.
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KILLED ny \ PIECE or TlMnnMh ,ha
Duluth, Altnn., juno IA man W x'.p u,s
MaInu Ut ilcIry briggs, recently iron, ,,,,,s n
Brunswick, WIS Instantly killed t"..'a1' .'eS, "f q
loading lumber on Il senw. NEW, y,p"I KIT Ind
timber foil atl hun. crushing ~ nvn XII. nru
hall nj the business, hayiuE been IL the e'pp'''
al tho nlIlt rut.luntly only II tUW Gays
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DErno1r, Mtcl,., June N.-capt, 'eu ~ the
1a,ui. in charxs bf nl Tie loe-sFss "'atrn ,'t 'S
Saginaw lsivcr, Ind Iots' Ills lrg' ,,ssI,ne p,Jns
NH noon BY ,he broakluR of h"xn; r. Iniu,!ts
which dew back and struck his''' ''''
arc Of q yerY serious character.
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yp*eta! ptspateA to Tia Caff4ao I,uu a ''',.rsol,.
ArLAHrA, ia, JuneG-t1l!tns a'rt ~, ".',u1,,y,
employed ut the eawmllIs III Cat'"a.s and wa
fell auatust u circular saw ytS'e3"a'
cut tj ple04S,
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Sptetdt pispateh 10 The Chicago tribune.
E1.a1S, lii, June O.-rrui.ls Nox. III a,ts /.
freiEltts on tho Chicagn j. l'acl.ic division nj
the Chicago, Milwaukee, H. st. l'anl Rnilroad,
Warmers and Flannlgnn conductors, eo1'Iel
Mt Spa1idtnR. lvo miles erst nE here. ut soefuk
this afternoon. badly snas1lIng l,oth ongtnts md
wrecking twonty eltrs N0btriy WIS hurt. Tho
RCCltsent 0ccurrtAQ ut n ctlrve. Several passen'
ger tralns nru bt0akcd behlntl tho wreck
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u,it,nf.
sp*esa, D,patsA ia ras c"'ea'1 ,n .''Ju t,rn,nau,
ATLANTA, t;a,, June o-John I..,ary val
employed In Ilafman's p'ow 'ag'1'.o w., 20 coap
caught In the betting this n0Eulns -, nv, uu,,slv3
plutcly crushed that hla dsa1a ~ veg
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tCndy 10 no OH the Rtanti md sweMr TINT in.
proper frtns hnyc been employed in behalf "


Ml:. ffA3ri.R
said hn Ind heard Il Errht ,}rni nl,0.lt bribery,
hut no hail m, CONC to 1,uy tnt,rI Intention 10
a,ch r,t11,tr4 until tlla winter, wiMn gentlemen
,nrroorhcd hin, uni! sai,l tlnt twcniy.HS yntcs
at,,1ll tc obtained for money. lie hnh rensoil -
ttnk TINT money wns offered TOR
,}vnnturcs to tho caucus rail. g."
n,.s tnkcn nsidn myself and oncrcd
,nmrthlnr If would sign fhNt 1tarcr t,lIf therc
4 mt nnl,cy er.,,uIi III tho Stnte 10 n,nkn tic
ant INV nnttc tu tlIc paper. With all tho riA-
.nli,y that has nsl, going here. II IL lGlG tint
lth0rough investigation sh>.ll bc hntl. I say:
iir thnl there fs stitll.tftt!a WRONG here. md !
all Tor ING tnrst li1seetlRNt11on. % %nc.."se tit
:nG,s st ~ ~ H,,I. ~ thIs stnfn II il fitnrt 10
III III ~. a ~ -, @ ~ MI ,rork rhnrun no nnttiCtiur
~. ~, Ma1,,;rs ~ M ~ hot nnrtins i,rt mpcutc1l"
7 ~ ~ III 10 lin f.,i.tf tlccf-
~. "r' % ~, NV nftar ~! S,,,nin tn.trrti mt I'M,
os" nf tho hailnt1nS' tne 9tuGm. .,, III, ,asn Mo
hitp't" - " WV VI a'' >" N'* ~ "' ' >'-
L"H1EsHts. .... ..-. ,..
TIL: urso.rrloN To A1hrot'1sS SINE n'E
xas !a uf. me tang. LUZ. ~ ~ r,hnrv wcro m
1ln'lr. Sir. Artuatrnrk rn%e to y tl.tcstiOa nI
privilege. to tay TINT nc th fot tninK inat Mt.
tirntiuf hHI hpH ktiift3SpE U}flfj. Ito nAN nNCit
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AFTER THE ltAIlUTlNG,
When tho Assembly recullyentL utter the joint
Consalttu1 tho nuuon for y HiIlu die udIoAsjl-
inSnt Mas takvn up. It wAs 1nay tal uil the
tAhlr. but nut Until fhofe hAd bcen i, warm rG.
nowal Vi tho discussion oypr the statement Oy
brlbp hIu3-
Mr. Arn,ssron9 stated that he wgs prepared
alh, 70 CerHla'tutc, Ia measure. tho statement
Ut Sir: lradty. Nj he 4luAstf hal brell ap-
<eupc which hs sali uo,t;itnetl a t4rxu s,l.u u
nnin,y. w1t:h hu sMI hc tuu!.! .igse ii hv wnu
Mth,iIaw hts vote from t.t,kt;pX aad ca.t il fur
hdl.! thnt llc rsAllI h4'e,ra htm twenty tiueu ns
'uuch more. nul pEo.u!sed political pxererlnent
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rentlr.l tn tho affirmative. rM,f,tut,,,
, trr,p nf I'I' II. s"r" e tito n1,nary n ~
A''isEsf OF MO0SSl11Srrs

'p'e"t o''a'fa 10 7ht chIeaop Trtau,,
o,' mI,HMrA ,v,;,l "a, % june '-WilIiam lIoilro,
',,n M.a'n' .'aeks"l' two of party Of i,i.
.lls.llcrs WIN irvl 'tpa layy Of ,evsne. r.. '.''e
wu.u'lEtl Detinfy.Ei,tpetDr itotmr n.nanRernlpl,
to'day III Forsytbo cnuy. uni nre n,,r e!Fs',n r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04
COUNCIL,
Tuesday-lwenty-sizth Day

Tuesday--1venty-S Day.
 Council met pursuant To adjournment at at II a. m.
 Roll called.
 All present except Anderson and Cornwall
 Minutes of January 31st read and ap- proved.
 MT Fickas made the following report:
 NIT. President-Io four committee on Me morials, t. whom was referred C M No. ?, askinO for the revokng of certain order made by the President of the United States, respectfully report that they have had the same under consideration and herewith re- turn the slne with the recommendation that 1t pass. 5. A. ilcKA>. hartman.
 Mr. Baker made the following report: To the President of the Council of the Leg
 islative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 -Mr Pres.dent-Iour committee on Ju- a.clarv. to whom WAS referred for considera- ton certain measures. beg leave to report as follows concerning the same: That they have examined L E No. JS, entitled an act to repeal an act concerning District Court reporters and hereby recommend that the same do not pass.
 That they nave examined substitute bill for C B No 5. entitled an act to restrict gambling. and hereby recommend IFS passage with the following amendments thereto, to wit: That the words in section ], line f of said act, "ano hundred dollars per quarter
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By consent Meade made the following re- port:
 Your Committee on Enrolled and En- yrossed Bills respectfully report that they have carefully compared, and found eor- rectiy engros.e9 C E No @. An Act to amend See. 10 Cha ger ;. of the Complied Law. in reIeti Il %, County Recorders; also .CB No 36. '.An Act to provide for hold ing of District Court in the county ooi A1ache for the transfer of causes to said county. and concerning County Records oi the County Of Iavapai pertaining to prop erty within the county of Apache" also En- rolled C B No 47, An Act to change the name of Joseph A. Bayers to Albert :. Ashby-
 Council adJoG-ned.
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COUNCIL.
wedne.dav--rwen.y-seventh Day.

wednesday--Twen:y-Seventh Dav. Council met pursuant to adjournment, President Masterson in the chair.
 Roll called. Anderson and Dorrington absent. Minutes of yesterday rsad and approved. Darlington and Anderson entered and to their seats. Thomas presented the following petition, No. II. which was read first tiE.e and re- farred tc committee on Memorials and Pe- titiOus.
 PHEyIx, Jan. 70, 1881. We. the undersigned citizens and tax nqvers of Phsnix, respectfully heg your hon. arable body to oppose any act h. regard to inc rpotatlng the town 2. fl e iiz
 N. S Ga2 {. BRO.
 l.. GASZ,
 and many others. Anderson presented the following peti- tion. No. l2, which was read first time and referred to the committee on County and County Boundaries
 rTo the C uncil and House of Represents tives f the Territory of Arizona: The un- dersiyned, residents of the County or PInal and citizens of Arizona, respectfully repre- sent that we again learn, with regret, Oi a move onf otinyour honorable body toeuitai the limits of our county and add the cur tailed portion to the county oT PIna. The injustice of such a move must be 2 ar ngiy apparent to every reasonable person, lnas- much as UT unty IS now the smallest n the territory. having been sh0rn of a large portion of our D pulation and territory by the creation of the county of Giia. We would further represent that to take frcIu Pinal cuunay all that portion of her territory south of an east and west line drawn froH the mouth of the Arivipai would prove g practical anihilation to our county; leaving us AS 1t would. without sufficient taxable property to support UT county organiZau h. We therefore respectfully and earnertly re monstrate with your honorable bDdy against the injustice of the proposed legislation, sny ask that our C unty boundaries be allowed to remain as at present.
 SMITH X WATzLAvZICK, WM. E. GUILD. and many others.
 The following message was received from the House:
 Mir President-The House has passed II B No 5I. amending section , of chapter 1 l3 of Complied Laws; also, H E \ f., ex tehcIng to all railroad mpames, lncopOrat ] ed under the laws of Arizona, tue power . and privileges given under an act supplement | al to an act entitled an act of General In corporation appr we'd Nov. 6, 1866; also { 5 No 8, amending section 10, chapter , | Compiled Laws, in relation to County Re ' cordeTs: also B No Z9. conc-rE.iae Fir i Insurance Companies dolI. buziness iH tL. i Territory of AT44ona; also return U n \, : 14 correctly enerossed.
 KIcHiS:.a RCLE. Chief Clerk, House of Representative,
 Prescott, Feb. 2d, 1881. 1
 EIr. President House has passe, ! F E No @, an act to extend the corpo rate limits of the city of Tucson.
 RICHARD RULE, Chief Clerk.
 Earth made the following report
 Prescott, Feb. l, 1881.
 NIT. President-Your committee ol
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ond line, and insert twelve, and also ID section l, line :, strike out the word SIX and insert the word twelve
 H B No 5 read third time, put on its finsi passage and passed.
 Aves-2O.
 Nays-0.
 Mir. Brown novel to reconsider. Mo tion lost.
 H No 43 read third time in full.
 The following message was received rom the Council:
 MT. Speaker-The Council has passed the following:
 C E No t9, an act authorizing a loan on the faith and credit of the Territory of Arizona and to provide for the con struction of wagon road from Yuma ln Yuma county by the way of Castle Dome Mining district and Silver Mining district to Ehrenberg in Yuma county.
 Jos. C. PEKKY, Chief Clerk.
 H B No. 43 put on final passage, and passed; ayes, IS C B No 29, read 3d time in full, placed on final passage.
 Tie following message received from the Council:
 Me Speaker-The Council has passed H E No 35, creating the county of Cochlsc. j, L. PERRY, Chief Jerk.
 C E No 29 passed by vote of: ayes, II; nays, 8.
 Mr. Barton moved to refer T E No 26 to Comimttee on udioiaIy; carried 1 Il $ N,O 5J ordered enrolled.
 M- Brown otecel the ioliOwing amend meat to II B No3J: l Pr0yiiel, that in the counties of Edva- pai, Gcjaye anI Yuma the fees to be allow ed for each days attendance shall be S3 and for eaciI mile nece ssarIly travelod, H cents going io the Courthouse.
 bir WolieEberg moved an amendment. to strike out "30 cents" and insert ''-t ceuts-carried.
 Mr. Snyder, chairman Com. on Enro,lec and EngrOssed Blis, raPorted Il No il correctly engrossed. HE. No 9 referred to Committee or Enrolled and Engrossed Bills.
 II B No f5 indefinitely postponed. II E No IS ordered enrolled.
 c B No 36, to provide for holding Dist Courts in ApacAe county, 'nd concerning county records, etc. read first time, and re ferred to Judiciary Committee. Ii CB No g, to amend section 10, chapter , fompiled Laws, in relation to county rec ords; read first tlme; rules suspended, ant read second time by title.
 Mr. Baker moved to amend No 39 by striking out all after the word "'record, in line of section l. Amendment lost
 CB No 39 read third time, put on it final passage and passed,
 Ayes-l9.
 Nays-0.
 CB No 54, an Act to amend an act ! of proceedings in civil eases, chapter 4e compiled laws of Arizona, revd first tim !. and referred to Judiciary committee. CB No 49, authorizing loan for tn construction of wagon road iron, Yum to Ehrenherg read lst time,
 On motion of Norton rules were SUI !. pended and C B No 49 read 2,ftime. a On motion of Bolan B B No 49 wa :; referred to committee on Ways an t Means.
 York gave notice to introduce bi concerging placer claims. Q Mir: Woods gave notice to introduce 'f bill to provide for the term of holdir $ court in Cachise Co l. Mr Smith gave notice to introduce bill in reference to assessments l1 Cochls ], Yuma and Mohave counties. .' Snyder reported H B No. 24 proper engrossed. }. On motion of York House adjourn' r. until tomorrow at 10 a. m.
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HOUSE
wednesday-rwent-seventh Day.

House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp in the Char
 Prayer nv T. C. Hunt.
 Roll called. All the members present. Minutes of proceeding meeting read and approved. . Mr Southwick presented Remonstranee No 1. from citizens of Nohave county. On motion of Mr Rogers, reading the names was dispensed with On motion If Mr. Southwick, the Re monstrance was read and placed on file The following Messages were received from the Governor;
 PgEscoTT, Feb. 2d, 1881. To the Territorial House of Reprcsentatives; I have the henor to inform the House oI Represcntatives that l have approved and signed II 50 D, entitled An Act to ere ate the county of tochse."
 J. C. FREMONT. Governor.
 PREsco1-, Feb. 2d, 1881. { To the Territorial House of ,-pre3encauyes: ! In conformity t. section 10 Of an Act to nroyide for the construction of certain wagon roads in the Territory of Arizona, approved Feb. 12. 1879, l herewith trans init to the House copy of the Report oi i the Commissioners appointed to control and man.oe the construction of the wagon road from Florence to Globe City, in PinaJ Co. Ire vouchers to sustain the Report have not vet been received I am informed by the Secretary If the Board, that the Com missioners have only just ceased work on the road. and that on this account the re port has been delayed.
 In conformity to the same law, 1 trans init also copy of the report CT the Com missis ners appointed to control and manage the construction of a wagon road from Giobt City in Pinal County, to Tucson III Flna county. together with the vouchers in sup port If expenditures.
 J.C. FREMONT, Governor. Nr. Wollenberg, chairman CT committed on Ways and Means, reported:
 MT. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred B No 49, entitled ''An Ac authorizing a loanon the faith and credit O the Territory of Arizona, and to provide tol inc construction of wagon road from lumi etc. have had the same under consideration and beq leave to report the bill back, wltl the recommendation that 1t do pass
 L. WOLLEEBERG, Il NJ C.. SANASIEGo, .I JoAN HAYNES. Mir. Haynes, chairman of judiciary com mittee. reported as follows:
 Mir. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred II B No 49. an Act to extenC the corporate limits of the city of Tucson bee leave to report that We have consldere' the same and report the bill back to th' House. with the recommendation that thi .JoHS HAYNES,
 r J. BOLAN, T. K RoGEEs,
 JOHN ROMAN. Received. On motion of MT. Haynes, rules suspend ed. II E No 49 read 3d time Gnd placed oi .,nli pas5aso
 Roll called. Bill passed: ayes, 19. lir. Sp.aker-Your committee to whOn . was referred II l3, beg leave to repor the bill hack to the House, with the recon lmendation that the hill bclsid on the table , .EoaN HAYNES, P. !. BoLAS,
 T. K. ROGERS,
 JoHS RoNAN. Received.
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The title of the bill adopted as read.
 Mir. Fickas moved to reconsider the vote by which II E No D was passad-
 On motion of Hereford the motion to re- consider yr..s indefinitely postponed.
 On motion the Council adjourned.
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C " craA> 3Is PiH, F,.. Rson ie, ssH FraH1''o' 's .oI< As,-, for ,hs AkIzcsA N2fs Is fsst ei'y- Hs' ~..k,y,s,d Co s5i,ef sop,ys du> bfs sstaSiaS 'eT' Gal, orsers or ads,Ttssisg and attend f' aHs NA<' t,s.>ss d<ss!siEg sEn aisa as ths Ts5TsisHfsii'e 2 tkx PubLisASr.
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HOUSE.
Tpe.dsy-rwenty-s.xtn Day.

House met pursuant to adjournment. Speaker Knapp ill the Chair. Roll called Absen: Messrs. Lurtey and Snyder.
 Mr Lurtey appeared and took his seat. Minutes of preceding meeting read and approved.
 Mr. Haynes, chairman of Judiciary Com lnitte, reported: IIr. Speaker-Iour Committee to whom was referred c B No l9, beg leave to report that We have considered the same and re' poIt the bill back to the House, with amendments, and as amended recommend that it do pass.
 F. J. BoLAS,
 DONALD ROBE, I K RnGERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

NJ. Speaker-Your committee to whom was referred H B No 90. beg le,ve to re- port the some back to the House with ae- companying amendments which we recoIn- mend be adopted, and as amended, reeoih- mend that the bll do pass
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

Adopted.
 Mir. Speaker-Yor Committee to whom referred c 5 No 16, beg leave to report that We have considered the same, and reom- mend that the same be referred to the com mittee Of the whole. JOHN HAYNES,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

AlVIlLttI. Mir. Speaker-Your Committee to whom was referred H B No 4S, beg leave to re- port the bill back to the House, with the recommendation that the same do pass. JOIN HAYNES, F. J. BoLAS,
 DONALD ROBE, T. K. ROGERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

Report received. bill read 2d tune oy title and referred to committee on Enrolled and Engrossed Bills.
 Mr Speaker-Y0ur committee t' whom was referred H B No %, bey leave |" re- It the same baekt the H use with the acc mpanying amendments which "e rec ,Inrlend be adopted, andss amended recon mend that the bill do pass. IatTN IA AYNrS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

Nr. -peaker-Your Committee to whom was referred H E No 45, beg leave to re- DOT. that we have considered the same, and report the oil back to the House, with the reconmendation that the same do not pass
 JOHN HAYNES, F. J. BoLAN. DONALD ROBE, J. k. RoGEKs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

AuOpttu
 Mir. Speaker-Your Committe to whom was referred II E No 31, an Act to amend sections 17 and f7 of the Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona, beg leave to re- DOT. that we have considered the same and report the 6i.l back to the house, with the following amendments, and as amended that II d. pass.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-04

Adopted. Mir Gilord, chairman of Committee on Public Buildings. reported:
 tIr Speakcr-Your Committee on Pubic Buildings and Grounds, respectfully report back to the House H B No A, with the recommendation that it do pass.
 L. E. GTFFORD.