Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22

tain cases; to take effect from date c its passage.
 No 5a, for the relief of P. R. Brady took effect on the goth day of Marcl A. D, 1893.
 No A, to simplify and save expens'
 in proceedings ill error or upon aPPea
 to the Supreme court; to take efec ! from date of its passage.
 | No 36, to provide suitable buildings
 and for the better maintenance anc
 government of the Normal School; tC
 take effect from date of its passage. | No 82, providing for the salaries fol
 Clerks of Boards of Supervisors 1T counties of the first class; to take effect
 from and after its passage. | No s, to encourage the construc-
 ton of railroads within the Territory of Arizona; to take effect from and after lit passage.
 No 78, to authorize the Board of Supervisors of the county of Pima to transfer certain moneys to the school l fund of school district No. I, of the county of Pima, to take effect from date of its passage.
 No Io4, amen6s ory of Paragraph 1 Io6I, Revised Statutes of Arizona to take effect from date of its passage
 No 38, to amend Paragraph oI5, Sec. 9I5, of chapter I3, to title XIII of the Penal Code of Arizona contained in the Revised Statutes of 1887, to take effect from date of approval.
 No ST. to amend Paragraph I452, Sec. Go of Chapter IF, Title XVIII of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, to take effect from date of approval.
 No III, to amend Paragraph 6I7, Title 10 of Chapter IT of the Penal Code of Arizona and Paragraph 6I9 of the same title and chapter, to take ef- feet immediately.
 No 64, to amend Paragraph GA, Sec 76, and Par I4o2, Sec 10 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, to take effect from date of passage.
 No 5o, to prevent deception and fraud by owners or agents who may have control of any stallion kept for service by proclaming or publishing fraudulent or false pedigrees or records, and to protect such owners or agents in the collections of fees for services of such stallions and to prevent the enter ing of trotting horses out of their clas- seS, to take effect from date of passage.
 No 84, relating to oaths and affida- wits taken in other States and Terri tories, to take effect from date of its passage,
 No S9, relating to the vacation of Domestic Judgment entered upon Foreign Judgments, to take effect fIom date of its passage.
 No o2, to re-enact and amend Para graph 2663, Sec 37, Title LXI, Chap ter 5, of the Revised Statutes of Arlz- ona of 1887, and to repeal all acts amendatory thereof, to take effect from date of passage.
 No I35, to amend Paragraph 2222. Chapter 2, Title XLI of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, to take effect from date of its passage.
 No. So, to establish Territorial Reform school for juvenile offenders and to provide funds therefor; to | take effect from date of its passage.
 No 93, repeating Chapter 7 Title 56, of the Revised Statutes of Ari- zona, of 1887 entitled ''Collection of Delinquent Taxes" and~all~ acts amendatory thereof, ,as supplementary thereto and substituting this act to take the place ofthe same; to take effect ninety days from date of its | passage.
 No 2S, relating to assessment and collection of taxes, to take effect from date of its passasge.
 No II3, relating to the appropria- ton of water and the construction and maintenance of reservoirs, dams and canals; to take effect from and after its passage.
 No So, to regulate the fees and salaries of certain county officers; to take effect from and after January Ist 1895.
 No AZ, constituting a Territori- al Auditor Ex-officio Bank Comp troller and prescribing his duty and powers; to take effect from and after its passage.
 No S6, to regulate canals and ditches built and maintained for the purpose of conveying water to con- sumers; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No v, to provide for the public defense and prevent insurrecton; to take effect from date of its passage.