Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

rose up and threatened MichGels with { cobble stone, when the latter shot hln dead. Michsels was arrested and plead ed self defense. PiersOn was cattle
 herder near the PresidiO, and was con
 sidered a rough character
 Special to the CITIZEN
 CASA GRASDE, Jan. 10--AbOut nine o'clock last night party of citizens tooE a tramp to a vacant house and hung hln to rafter until he confessed stealing q saddle. when he was let down and start ed for Tucson in hurry. Thieves and tramps should give Casa Grande a wide berth.
 PRESCOTT, Jan. 9-The House met at l0:3U. Anderson, Wicks and Solomon were appointed a committee on rules l and the House then adjourned tiil , o'clock. The Council met at II o'clock. Knapp introduced a resolution offering that a joint committee of the Council ard House wait upon Governor Tritle and inform him that both houses had effected permanent organization.
 Hughes introduced a bill to prevent the discrimination m fares and freights in the Territory. Roland and Welton we appointed a committee on mileage.
 Hughes introduced resolution that each member he allowed fifty news papers which was lost.
 Bolan introduced bill for the relief of persons imprisoned on IA civil process, irTigsfiug canals, fixing appOrtionmeut for members of the Legislature, and providing for the punishment of persons carrying deadly weapons in any town n the Territory.
 Materson introduced bills tO fund Territorial indebtedness, regulate the rate of interest, the relief of insolvent debtors, and to pay taxes in county warrants.
 Gn motion Of Wells Rev. Mir. Fowler was elected Chaplain.
 Adjourned to , p. m.
 Council met at ? D. ra., pursuant to adjournment.
 Bolan moved that the President ofthe Council instruct the Sergeant-at-8rms to afford all facilities for members of the press. Carried
 Knapp introduced a resolution that oach member be allowed thirty nevspa- pers. Carried.
 Lacy moved an amendment that the Chief Clerk Of each House be included.
 Goldwater opposed this large appr0- priation for newspapers, for the reason that it would cost several thousand dol lars, and the measure would not meet the approval of he dear people.
 Masterson and Bolan advocated a lib- eral appropriation for newspapers, hold ! ing that the press was entitled to all the support consistent.
 In the House a resolution t0 grant the members of the House thirty copies of territorai papers was tabled.
 WardWell and Move Wick strongly opposed 1t.
 Council and House adjourned to re- ceiye the Governors message. Special to the CITIZEN.
 PREsCoTr, Jan. l0.-Wm. Graves Of l Gila gave notice that he would intro | duce bills fixing certain liens for sala- ries and wages, also to amend chapter | fifty one of the compiled laws relating | to incorporation of religious and benevO- lent societies. Joint Council resolution | nue was amended inserting ten dollars for strmps instead If twenty and sent | back to the Council.
 Warlwell of Cochise gave notice that he would introduce bills as follows: bills reducing freights and fares; tO au- thorize Tombstone tO build school houses; bill protecting stOckmen; pro yiding witness fees Tn criminal cases; protection of stockmen from railroads; forcible entry and letainer.