Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-28
NEW LAWS.

buliu Ctiltpi ftouHtC3 lo outstanding indebtedness.
 Council Bill No, 29, an act to reim- purse Gila county.
 House Bill No. II, an act authoriz- ing Boards of Supervisors to pay boun- ties for the destruction of wild animals.
 Council Bill No. 31, an act to make County Treasurers of all second and third-class counties in Arizona ex-ofiicio tax collectors of their respective coun- ties. Takes effect January l, 1893.
 House Bill No 2S, to encourage con struction of railroads, being the Exemp- tion bill.
 Council Bill No, SS, an act to amend chapters and 8, title 39, of the Re vised Statutes, in relation to juries and jurors, It provides that grand juries shall consist of not less than sixteen nor more than twenty-one members, being re- e-enactment of one of the lost laws, relating to grand juries, slight change in the number being the only differ ence.
 House Bill No. f, an act to suppress houses of i'll fame iu certain places. Takes effect six months after its pas sage. Approved March Is, 1891,
 House Bill No. 55, an act to promote the purity of elections, secure secrecy of the ballot and provide for the print ing and distribution of ballots at public expense, being the Australian ballot law. Takes effect the first Monday in June, 1892.
 Council Bill No. 1G, an net to pro vide for the holding of a convention for the purpose of framing State con. stitution to be submitted to the people for ratification or rejection.
 House Bill No. 54, an act to detach certain lands from Yayapai county and annex the same to the county of Gila and to define more definitely the north ern and western boundary of the said Gila county
 House Bill No, 90, an act to prevent the sale of firearms, ammunition and liquors to Indians aud repeating para graphs 636 and G37, Penal Code, of 1887.
 Council Bill No, Is, an net 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 m ex- pense fund by which supervisors can make certain claims preferred claims and pay them in cash instead of ill county warrants.
 Council Bill No. II, an act in rela- tion to marriages and the solemnization thereof, and to repeal chapter l title 34. of the Revised Statutes, entitled Husband and Wife" It requires par ties contemplating marriage to take out license issued by the Probate Judge Takes effect July l, 1891.
 Council Bill No, 5s, an act to provide for the funding of the territorial indebt- edness, being supplemental to the net of Congress approved June p. 1890
 House Bill No 76, an act to provide for the protection of the frontier-the Ranger blll.
 Council Bill No. 11S, an act fixing the apportionment for members of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona.
 House Bill No. 119, an act to pro- hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors to minors and drunkards, and prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to children under 16 years of age.
 House Bill No. S1, an act relating to co-owners in mines and mining claims,
 House Bill No Il, an act to provide for the arrangement and display of the products of the Territory of Arizona at the Worlds Columbian Exposition of 1893. Takes effect after approval by Congress
 House Bill No. 13S, an act making appropriations for the current and con tingent expenses of the civil govern ment of Arizona for the two years end ing December 31, 1892, and for other purposes.