Arizona citizen., 1873-02-22
NEW LAWS.

Following is nearly if not in every in-
 stance the exact language of the titles to
 all laws enacted by the seventh legislative
 assembly of Arizona and the dates of their approval by the Governor:
 Legalzing the acts of Charles Baker as member of the board of supervisors of Yuma county, January 2l.
 Fixing the compensation for mileage of members of the legislative assembly of Arizona, January 24.
 To locate the county seat of Mohave county, January p.
 To authorize the county treasurers of the several counties of this Territory to ap- point deputies, January 2S.
 To divorce A. P. K. Stafford from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing with Jenny L. T. Stafford, January IS.
 To change the name of Daniel Lee Pierce to Daniel Lee Moves, January 2S.
 To encourage scientific medical practice and to prevent quackery :; to amend chapter 10, Howell Code, of crimes and punish ments, both on January 3l.
 To encourage education, February I.
 To facilitate the payment of the indebt- edness of Yuma county; to change the name of Arizona City to Yuma to provide for the appointment and prescribe the duties of guardians, all three approved February 3.
 To provide for obtaining the statistics of the Territory to better enable the of Yuma county to erect county buildings; to divorce Mary Jane Man sperger from her husband Samuel $. Man sperger, all three approved February D.
 Memorial to Congress regarding Indian reservations; amendatory of chapter II, Howell Code, of proceedings in criminal cases; to change name of William Henry McDOnough to Sidney Willis Carpenter relating to district courts ]; changing the name of GtnOveva Van Haren to Geneveive Van Haren Oury; to amend chapter II, Howell Code, of proceedings in criminal cases; prescribing the powers and duties of boards of supervisors ill this Territory seven approved February z.
 To amend an act to provide revenue for the Territory. and the several counties thereof; to authorize the corporation of the town of Yuma to levy q special tax to con- struct a levee on the Gila and Colorado | rivers; memorial asking Congress to donate lands to encourage sinking of artesian wells, February 10.
 To amend section one of an act entitled | m act fixing the commencement, terms, time and expiration of certain Territorial md county offices, and to legalize the acts )f notaries public and commissioners of leeds, February II.
 On February 12, four bills were approved, viz: To amend section 475 of chapter Il Howell Code; to encourage sinking arte- sian wells; to authorize the appointment of ! commissioner to the Vienna Exposition {; to amend chapter 37, Howell Code, of ex- amptlons of real es tate.
 February l3, nineteen bills were ap- proved, viz: Relating to common carriers proceedings in justices courts 1; 10 amend section 43l, chapter II, Howell Code; to amend chapter As, Howell Code to amend section 2l9, chapter IS, Howell Code; to authorize the publication of in formation of the resources of the Territory; to amend section II, chapter 50, Howell Code, ot limitation of actions; to amend m act approved October 21, 1866, relating to the office uf district attorney to amend m act approved February IS, 1871, to provide revenue for the Territory and the several counties thereof; to amend the public school law (elsewhere printed in full); l roads and highways 0 amend section 657, chapter II, Howell Code. of costs in criminal proceedings; to extend .he corporate limits of Tucson; to reim- purse the county of Yavapai for keeping nsane persons; to prohibit the sale of iquor 10 Indians relating to the care and treatment of insane persons; to legalize certain transcribed records of Maricopa county; to amend section 42g, chapter II, Howell Code; to amend an act approved February IS, 1871, providing for holding 'ourts in Maricopa county.
 February l 1. fourteen bills and resolu iens were approved, viz: To amend an Let concerning marks and brands to pro-. 'lde for the adoption of children; to ap- 1roprate money out of the general fund "r educational purposes; concurrent res 'lutlon recognizing the services of General Crook; an act to define the jurisdiction of probate courts to provide for CIV seal or the Territory; to amend an act fixing he appOrtlonment of members of the legis- atlve assembly and to provide for taking he census and for other purposes memo lal to Congress relative to school lands ixlng the times of holding district court n M ohaVe county ; to extend the southern of Maricopa county to facilitate he final settlement of the estate of Robert Javanaugh, deceased; to provide for the of religious, social and benev- ,lent societies; joint resolution asking he secretary of the interior 60 commence building the Territorial prison; to provide or the civil expenses of the government of he Territory of Arizona.