Mohave County miner., 1889-02-02


Enrolling and engrossing-Tenney,
Stanford and Finn.
Printing-Chatham, Tenney, Wright,
Brown and Halleck.
Judiciary-Jordan, Jones, Chatham,
Wright and Stevens.
Rules--Jones, Underwood and Mr..
Speaker.
Observation-Disclosures, Halleck, Purdy,
Chatham and Daley.
Claims--Purdy, Finn and Jones.
Adjourned until II q. m, Friday, Janu'
airy 25th.
FRIDAY, January 25th.
Council met at ii o'clock q. IN.
The President appointed the following
standing committees:
Judiciary-sloan, Hardy, orme, Dun.
lap and Moore.
Enrolled and engrossed bills-Moore,
Dunlap and Webb.
The following bills were introduced by
Mr. Hardy:
G. B. No. |, an Act for the redemption
Of real property under sale and execution
referred to judiciary.
C.B. No. 2, an Act relating to mortga-
ges.
g.. B. No. 8, to repeal certain chapters
Compiled Laws.
G. B. No. 4, an Act repeating paragraph
A of the Revised Statutes.
G. B. No. 5, an Act to create a fund
for the care Of INDECENT sick and other
persons.
c. No. 6, an Act regulating liosn.
ses.
C.B. No. 7, an Act to amend chapter 4
Revised Statutes.
G. B. No. s, an Act to repeal chapter 2,
title 20, Revised Statutes.
G. B. No. 8, an Act to repeal chapter
IA, title 80, Revised Statutes. ~
G. B. No. 10, to regulate lawful fences
and trespass within the same.
Council joint resolution, No. /, was in.
troduced by Mr.. Hardy, relating to Code
| Commission.
Recess until o'clock p. m.
HOUSE.
house met at II o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by the chaplain.
House concurrent resolution, No. 2, was
introduced and passed, authorizing the
printing of 5000 copies Of the Governors
message for distribution.
Council concurrent resolution No. 3 au,
thorizing the Secretary Of the Territory tc
provide copies Of the Revised Statutes tc
members, was passed.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the printing of 100 copies Of the House
Rules.
i,~-Aajournca until II o'clock a. m. tsatur,
day, Jan. 26th.
SATURDAY, January 26th.
Council met at II o'clock. Minutes read
and approved.
The President announced the following
additional standing committees:
Judiciary-Sloan, Hardy, Orme, Dun,
lap and Moore.
Ways and means-Hardy, Dunlap and
Webb.
Territorial afairs-Cheney, Sloan and
Dorrington.
Mines and mining-Hardy, Hoadley
and Cheney.
Agricultural-Peters, Moore and Sloan
County and county boundaries-Dun,
lap, Peters, Cheney, Moore and Webb.
Education-Cheney, Sloan and Dun
lap.
Enrolled and engrossed bills--Moore,
Dunlap and Webb.
Printing - Dorrington, Dunlap and
Sloan.
Militia and Indian aHairs-Hoadley
Dorrington and Hardy.
Observation-Disclosures, Cheney and
Hoadley.
Memorials and petitions--Orme, Dun.
lap and Moore.
Federal relations-Dunlap, Darlington
and Webb.
Claims--Webb, Peters and Moore.
Concurrent resolution passed author
izing the printing in pamphlet form, Of
200 copies Of the council, house and joint
rules.
Council bills, numbering from s to 10
inclusive, introduced yesterday, we're read
second and third time and referred to ap-
propriate committees.
House concurrent resolution, providing
for adjournment at IL o'clock Monday, to
meet in Phoenix, adopted.
Recess until 3 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met at 8 O'Clock.
On motion Of Dorrington, the council
reconsidered the house concurrent resolu-
ton, providing for adjournment Oh Mon
day noon, and a concurrent resolution was
introduced and passed, providing that
both houses meet In joint convention this
evening at 7 o'clock and adjourn to meet
in Phoenix February 7th.
The vote whereby house concurrent
resolution, providing for the Secretary to
peocure the printing Of 5000 copies OF the
Governors message, was also reconsider
ed and lost.
HOUSE.