Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-27
Arizona's s New laws.

WISE. III tiNlNllilOD iO lilC COOC.
 No. Making appropriations for special committees which visited ter ritorial institutions.
 No. 2-Providing for the payment for printing for the territorial auditor.
 No. 3-For the relief of Althee Mo desti.
 No. 4-To defray the expenses of dedicating the territorial capitol.
 No. 5-Regulating the salaries of recorders in counties of the fifth class.
 No. 6-Appropriation for printing of the code.
 No. Making monthly payment of wages of employees compulsory.
 No S-To protect the public health.
 No. 9-To quiet title to real prop erty.
 No. 10-To encourage the construc- ton of railroads.
 No. 11-For the relief Chas. D. Poston.
 No. 12-For maintenance of Arizona Pioneer Historical Society.
 No. 13-Authorizing incorporated towns, etc, to dispose of vacant lands.
 No. 14 For improvement of the ter ritorial prison at Yuma.
 No. 15 Remedy defect in act con structing county of Santa Cruz.
 No. 16-Repealing poll tax law of twentieth legislature.
 No. 17-For dormitory and mainte- nance of normal school at Tempe.
 No. Maintenance of the uni versity.
 No. Providing funds for Ari- zona northern normal school.
 No. 20-Providing funds for cree ton of buildings at the university.
 No. 21-S Seal of territory.
 No. 22 Maintenance of territorial prison.
 No. 23-Relief of J. Frank Meador.
 No. 24-Relief of J. H. Behan.
 No. 25-To protect and maintain the dignity of university students.
 No. 26-To prevent the gathering of cattle for the purpose of tourna- ments.
 No. Amended statutes. Title No. III, counties, their boundaries, gov ernment and officers.
 No. 2S-Sanitary protection of sheep.
 No. 29-County recorders to return chattel mortgages.
 No. 30-Relief of Charles Goldman ct al.
 No. 31 Contracting for care of county indigent sick.
 No. 32 Rough Riders Association tablet in capitol building.
 No. 33 Prison chaplain.
 No. 3I- Requiring school census marshals to take d general census.
 No. 35-Care and maintenance of capitol building and grounds.
 No. 36-Compelling supervisors of Yavapai county to pay John Duke for stock.
 No. 37-Compensation of sheriffs for keeping U. $. prisoners.
 No. .3S-Regulating games of chance.
 No. 39-Belief of Thomas E. Far ish.
 No. 40-Assistant clerks in counties of fourth, fifth and sixth classes.
 No. 4I-Encouraging beet sugar re- fneries.
 No. 42.-Controlling of letting of contracts for public buildings.
 No. 43-For public libraries.
 No. 44-Relief of H. F. Robinson.
 No. 45-Couuty commissioner of immigration for counties of the third class.
 No. Publicity of the acts of municipal boards.
 No. 47-For improvements at the capitol building.
 No. 4S-Payment for printing pro ceedings of territorial officers.
 No. 49 Territorial Anthem.
 No. 50-Reimbursing Ben Haney.
 No. 5l-Additional powers to in corpOratod cities and towns.
 No. 52 Transfer of funds in Pima county.
 No. B Controlling public resorts outside incorporated cities and towns.
 No. 54-To prevent the extermina- ton of antelope.
 No. 56-Militia law.
 No. 57-Protection of game ami mals.
 No. 5S-Recovery of money illegal ly paid by the territory.
 No. 59-DIstrict attorneys to act as attorneys for school districts.
 No. 60-Preservation of public health.
 No. Amending title 17-educa- tions.
 No. 62 Improvements at the in sane asylum.
 No. 63-Appointments of normal school boards of education.
 No. 64 Amending code on corpor- ations. No. Authorizing certain first class counties to provide for water storage.
 No. 66- Concerning transcripts for the supreme court.
 No. 67-Authorizing Yuma county to fund certain indebtedness.
 No. 6S Municipal form of govern ment for cities and towns.
 No. 69- Authorizing publication of territorial laws.
 No. 70 Compensation of county officers of fourth class counties. No. Hive stock law.
 No. 72 Local option law. No. 73-Limiting term of territo rial officers.
 No. Conditional sales. No. 76- 6-Compensation of assessors in counties of the fourth, fifth and sixth classes.
 No. 77-Repealing the revised stat utes.
 No. 7S- Adoption of children. No. 79 Assistant secretary of ter -itory.
 No. SO Carrying of deadly wea- Dons.
 No S1-Payment of salaries of ter .itorial officers.
 No. S2-Public morals. ' No. S3-Water and water rights. No. S4-Publication of proceedings Df twenty-iirst legislature. No S5- Fixing salaries of county reasurers in counties of the first ,llss. No. S6 Providing for an exhibit at St. Louis exposition. No. S7- Territorial reform school. No. SS- Salary of superintendent ,f territorial prison. No. General appropriation bill. l All others are code bills and com ,rise the various chapters and titles # the code of 1887 amended with the l, .yception of one new topic, viz, "nego-