Arizona republican., 1891-03-22
THE NEW LAWS.
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nararTAph ZZiJ, heNlSeu Slatutes, Telat- fng to woodcutters' lien.
 House Bill No. AZ, an act relating to ortry of judgment by confession.
 House Bill No. 54, an act to detach o.rtain lands from Yavapai county and onnpx the same to the county of Gila and to define more definitely the north srn and western boundary of the said Gila county.
 House Bill No. 90, an act to prevent ,be sale of firearms, ammunition and Eouors to Indians and repeating para graphs 636 and 637, Penal Code, of 1887.
 House Bill No. III, an act to reimburse certain counties for moneys enormously naid into the Territorial Treasury.
 House Bill No. l38, an act to promote the raising of beets and the manufacture cI sugar therefrom, being the Freeze bill to exempt from taxation for ten years All sugar-beet factories built within one year.
 Council Bill No. 45, recognizing the Territorial Militia.
 Council Bill No. l32, an act authoriz- ing and directing the Board of Super yisors, of Pima county, to transfer sl4OOO from the county railroad fund to inc current expense fund.
 Council Bill No. IS, an act to provide for the maintenance of the government of the several counties of the Territory and to prescribe additional duties to the boards of supervisors. Creates an ex- pense fund by which supervisors can make certain claims preferred claims and pay them in cash instead of in county warrants.
 Council Bill No. fl, an act in relation to marriages and the solemnization thereof, and to repeal chapter l, title S4, of the Revised Statutes, entitled "Hus- band and Wife" It requires parties contemplating marriage to take out license issued by the Probate Judge. Takes effect July l, 1891.
 Council Bill No. 80, an act relating to territorial warrants, being bill to re- enact the present law which had been repealed by House Bill No. l2, adopted earlier in the session.
 Council Bill No. 5S, an act to provide for the funding of the territorial indebt- edness, being supplemental to the act of Congress approved June 25, 1890.
 House Bill No. 37, an act to amend paragraph l0l4, being section l0l4, Re- yised Statutes, entitled Miscellaneous Crimes" House Bill No. 76, an act to provide for the protection of the frontier--the Ranger bill. Council Bill No. 6S, an act to amend section of an act entitled "an act to amend paragraphs 26S9 and 2663, of the Revised Statutes," being act No. 30 of the Fifteenth Legislature, relating to collection of delinquent taxes on per sOnal property.
 House Bill No. 2, an act to regulate the prices of territorial and county printing.
 House Bill No. l25, an act to provide for the maintenance of kindergarten schools.
 Council Bill No. 96, an act to provide for the further erection and maintenance Oi the University of Arizona. Council Bill No. 1l8, an act fixing the appOrtionment for members of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona. House Bill No. 24, an act to repeal Act No. 36 of the Fifteenth Legislature, ap- proved March 2l, 1889, entitled "an act toprevent tresspassing and providing penalty therefor"
 House Bill No. 119, an act to prohibit the sale eOfintoxicating of liquors to minors and drunkards, and prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to children under Is years of age. House Bill No. 129, an act to establish board of railroad commissioners. House Bill No. Sl, an act relating to eoOwners in mines and mining claims. House Bill No. 102, an act concerning maps and plats of townsites, additions and subdivisions.
 Council Bill No. 67, an act to amend paragraph 2236, Revised Statutes, con eerning wills. Council Bill No. "A, an act to amend paragraph 22l8, relating to official &C., ceptance of sureties.
 Council Bill No. 100, an act to promote | The education of the deaf, dumb and blind. Council Bill No. l03, an act to pro hIlOit hogs and goats from running at large. Council Bill No. 90, an act relative to the collection of delinquent taxes.
 Council Bill No. 104, an act relating | to the reassessment of taxes. Council Bill No. 107, an act to amend | paragraph 2457 of the Revised Statutes, relating to the receipt of prisoners by county sheriifs.
 Council Bill No. 127, an act to assist cured and discharged indigent patients ol the Territorial Insane Asylum.
 Council Bill No. l25, an act to amend | paragraph l499, Revised Statutes, re- lating to education.
 Council Bill No. l30, an act to amend paragraph 2657 of the Revised Statutes oI 1887, creating one additional mem Der | 70 correspond with the additional judi | ela district.
 Council Bill No. 13l, an act to amend | paragraph 30l5, relating to Fish and | tame Commissioners.
 House Bill No. 7l, an act to provide | TOT the arrangement and display of the products of the Territory of Arizona at the Worlds Columbian Exposition of iS93. Takes effect after approval by Congress-.
 Council Bill No. 34, an act authoriz- ing incorporated cities to extend and enlarge their limits, and granting said Cities certain powers and privileges in addition to those vested by charter. :, Council Bill No. IF, an act to protect We interests of live stock producers.
 House Bill No. 13S, an act making ap- Populations for the current and contin- gent expenses of the civil government % Arizona for the two years ending De- vember 3l, 1892, and for other pur- poses.
 :, Council Bill No. Al, an act to regulate