The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04

tion of taxes, the Governors objections to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Mir. Clifford moved to amend by postpon- ing the bill until Wednesday at Il a. m. Lost.
 Question recuIred on motion of Mr. Vol lenberg to pass the bill over the Governors veto. Roll called. Ayes-Brovn, Robb, Southwick, Smith, Woods, Wollenberg-6
 Nays-Barton, Bolan, Doran, Clifford, Haynes, Lurty. Mccormick, Norton, Rog- CTS, Snyder, Sharp, SteadmAn, Mir. Speaker -I3.
 Council amendments to H g read. On motion of Mir. Robb, the amendments were adopted.
 On motion of Mr. Haynes, H s was ordered engrossed and placed on order of 3d reading for to-mOrrow. CB72, read 1st time in full. | The following message was received from the Council:
 Mir. Speaker-The Council has passed c M No 1, asking for a change of the lines Of the reservation granted to the Supai Indians | by Executive erder of date Nov. 23, 1880. Also c K No 22.
 Resolved by the Council, the House con- curing, that the 1Ith Legislative Assembly do adjourn sine die on the Sd day of March, 1881. and that no bills but appropriation bills shall be introduced after the list day of March, 1881.
 Jos. c. PERRY, Chief Clerk:
 Rnles suspended and B 72 read 2d time by title and referred to Judiciary Committee CB 42 read lst time in full. rules sus- l | l Ixy la Fn- ferred to Judiciary Committee. l JR No 5 read list time in full, rules suspended, read second time by title; rules further suspended, read 3d time by title and placed on final p.ssage, Roll called. Ayes F; naycO O. | Following message was received from the Council:
 MT. speaker-The Council has passed the following c c K No 2l. Resolved by the c, uncil, the House con- curing, that a committee consisting of one member from the Council and two members of the House be appointed to immediately examine the books of the Territorial Audit or. Territorial Treasurer and Territorial Secretary and report to this Legislative As sembly.
 Also c E Ios, an act to prohibit the sale
  amble and resolotion:
 | Whereas, II g, entitled ''an act to pro vide for the appointment of Commissioner of Fisheries for the Territory of Arizona, was passed by the Council on the 25th da, of February, 1881, and motion to recon sider the vote by which said bill was passed duly made and recorded on the day nexi following, which mott n Is still pending anc undisposed of, and whereas said bill was III advertsntly transmitted to the House before the motion to reoonsider was voted on by the Council. therefore be it resolved by thu Council that the House be requested to re turn said bill to the end that further actior may be taken thereon: Il J. c. PERKY, Chsef Clerk. CMNo4, read lst time rules suspended read 9d time by title, Knapp moved to re fer memorial to committee on Military ane Indian Affairs.
 With consent the following reports were received. ,I NIT. Speaker-Your committee on Memo rial. and Petitions, to whom WAS referred r M No 4. asking for the segregation O Northern Arizona and the formation of , new State embracing the southern portion of the Territory and the southern portioi of California have had ths same under con .ideration and recommend that it do pass. ,I R. B. STEADMAN,
 NJ s. SNYDER,