Graham guardian., 1897-03-26
Continued from Second Page.
All The New Laws.

previously passed.
I'll. B. 43, requiring that answers
TO complaints must be made under
oath, and providing that all al.
legations not answered under oath
shall be deemed as confessed.
Substitute for HI. B. s, for the
protection of the wild game Of
Arizona.
G. B. %, authorizing the de-
struction of certain illegal Pima
county warrants.
II. B. 80, authorizing jurles to
fix the penalties in criminal cases
where the court may so elect.
I'll. B. Ga, authorizing the publi-
cation of 1000 copies of the gov
ernor's biennial message.
Fl. B. "a, appropriating $500 for
the relief of John Dodds, who was
injured by the Indians.
g. B. s, prescribing the amount
of mileage and fees to be allowed
to jurors.
Z. B. 55, authorizing the pay
ment of a lapsed bond known as
Yuma county warrant No. /.
H. B. IL, appropriating Sl6,SOO
tor the completion Of the Normal
school building.
H. B. Is, authorizing the crea-
ton of county salary funds in the
disbursement of which fund the sal
aries of county officials shall be
preferred claims.
H. B. ~, authorizing an increase
in the road fund levy TO 80 cents
on the hundred dollars in first class
c)untIes.
H. B. SO, authorizing supervisors
to appoint road inspectors.
II. B. 101, fixing the boundary
line between Apache and Graham
counties.
G. B. "a, permitting the reincor-
poration Of towns, villages, and
cities of a population of 500 or
more under the incorporation act
of the thirteenth session; q law
which applies particularly to Mesa
City.
G. B. A, making the penalty for
the entry of trotting horses under
false names forfeiture of all the
winnings; this in addition to the
present law, which makes the
offense misdemeanor.
G. B. 81, providing for the ap
pointment of a commission to con-
fer with like commission from
other territories and states with q
view to securing uniform legisla-
ton in regard to marriage, divorce,
probate, notary laws. etc.
G. B. 6, extending the powers OF
incorporated towns, villages and
cities.
G. B. %, appropriating s120 fol
the relief of Q. HI. Gray, $50 each
for the relief of G. Nj. FIeishman
and c. r. Hakes for salaI. due as
insane asylum commissioners.
G. B. 66, for the preservation of
mountain trout.
Substitute for II. B. l44, making
appropriation for the current and
contingent expenses of the terri
tory for the ensuing two years, be-
ing the gene ca. ".rriopriss!!oDn. onL
II. B. ISL. appropriating $3.50 to
S. P. Behan for money expended
by him while Worlds Fair COM.
missioner.
G. B. SO, authorizing probate
courts to retain fees paid for alb
stracts and marriage licenses.
9. B. 81, appropriating $4,000
for the preservation of Arizona's
historical records, the trust to be
administered by the society of Arr
zona Pioneers.
G. B. 81, authorizing the destruc.
ton of certain illegal Pima county
bonds.
q. B. IA, authorizing boards of
supervisors not to publish the de-
linquent tax list, but merely no.
tice when the time for the payment
of delinquent taxes becomes due.
c. B. 70, extending the powers
of incorporated cities, enabling
them to make special assessments
for street improvements and to
condemn property for public roads
or works.
Substitute for II. BIS. 1lS and
1l9, for the leasing of the schools
and the university lands, and pre-
scribing the rental therefor at 2 IL
per cent of their assessed valuation,
providing that not more than one
section may be leased TO ono IN
company OF corporation
II. B. l64, authorizing incsrpo
rated cities of $50 population to
extend the suffrage 10 women in all
city elections and 70 institute
form Of the referendum
law; this applies at present only to
the city of Prescott.
G. B. "a, prescribing regulations
for the practice of medicine by
who hold legal certif.
Gates.
II. B. SO, reinstating the salary
accounts of all county officials for
the years 1866.