Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04


 of supervisors.
 Providing that district school mar shals may take the census of incorpo, rated towns lying within their dis. tricts.
 Making it unlawful for any person to conduct a game of chance on the streets of any unincorporated city.
 Appropriating sl, 434 40 for immedi. ate needs of the territorial capitol.
 Providing methods for the legal adoption of children.
 Limiting the terms of territorial of. ficers to two years.
 Making accounts of territorial boards payable monthly.
 Establishing at Benson territorial reform school for juvenile offenders. For the erection of the necessary buildings tax levy that will bring S33, GOO is provided. The bill is only the preliminary steps toward change of the present penitentlary from Yuma.
 Prohibiting the presence of houses of ill fame within 400 yards of schools and 250 yards of public buildings.
 Changing the penalty for carrying concealed weapons from $50 to So.
 Authorizing the formation, at the pleasure of the governor, of a com pany of mounted rangers, comprising a captain, sergeant and twelve pri- yates to patrol the frontier counties.
 Granting S30, to be raised by bonds, for an exhibit at the St. Louis exposition. The commission shall consist of four members.
 Appropriating 800 to the Phoenix Republican, Gazette and Enterprise for publishing the daily reports Of the legislature.
 Authorizing the territorial secre- tary to employ an assistant at a salary of sl, 200 year.
 Raising the salary of the treasurer of Maricopa county to s2, 800.
 Demanding the recording of con tracts of conditional sales Of personal property.
 Providing for the payment of print ing the minutes of territorial boards from the general fund.
 Permitting the board of supervisor of Pima county to turn Into the couu- ty general fund certain moneys Col iected by special tax for other pur- poses.
 To provide for the incorporation Cf cities and villages and defining muLi- cipal powers.
 Amending the game law.
 Giving counties the power to quar- antine against smallpox, buDUnIc plague and other infectious diseases.
 To provide for the recovery of moneys illegally spent by territorial officials.
 Compelling county attorney to act as attorney for school districts within the county.
 Amending the act in reference to bonds and the justification of securi- ties.
 Authorizing counties having tax roll of oyer Ss,000, 900 to acquire sites for water storage dams and reservoirs and permitting expenditures for such preliminary measures.
 Permitting the county of Yuma to refund certain indebtedness.
 Permitting sherilfs to retain one half of the amounts received for the care of United States prisoners.
 Forbidding the wearing Of the Uni versity uniform by former students expelled from the institution.
 In addition to the general appropri- atlon blIi carrying authority for the within the next two years of about s35, 900, the following special pills were passed:
 Approprlating s425 for printing the report of the territorial auditor.
 ppropriating S550 for expenses in- cured by legislative committees in visiting territ itorial institutions.
 Approprlating si, l5O for the relief of of Lawrence Napier, con tractor on the normal school building at Tempe.
 Appropriating Sl,S00 for the relief of Ihos. E. Parish, ''hoidover" demo- cratic territorial immigration cOmmis- sioner under the Woifiey administra- ton.
 Appropriating Sl, ,l46 for the relief of J. F. Meadow, who had been terri torial treasurer under the same con- ditlons.
 Appropriating S596.50 for the relief of J. II. Behan, who had cashed the claim of 'holdoyer" prison commis- sioner.
 Appropriating sS40 for the relief of Ohas. D. Poston, first delegate in con sress from Arizona, now a resident of Phoenix. This is private pension to be distributed along n