The copper era., 1903-02-19

any city or town OF one hundred IN
habitants until following provisions
have been complied with: Party
ers OF a majority in value OF the real
estate, including improvement, within
a radius Of five miles, such majority to
be determined by the assessed valu-
alton Of real estate and improvements
show by last assessment roll. License
may be revoked by a remOustrance
signed by owners OF a majority in
value OF such property owners. Board
Of supervisors may revoke such license
at any time without notice for good
cause shown or for violation OF any
law OF the territory.
II B No. 10, by Mr.. Whiteside, pro-
vides that grand jury shall be com
posed OF not less than sixteen nor
more than twenty-one men.
II b No. 10, by Mr.. Marlar, allows
teachers attending Institutes ten cents
mileage one way.
II B No. 10, by Mr.. Williams, to
amend game laws. This is doubtless
good bill and will be printed in full in
! the ERA when it becomes law.
! II B No. %, by Mr.. Ingalls,, provides
that in counties Of first-class having
property value OF 80, 800, 900. the dis
trict attorney may employ deputy at
salary OF 1920 per annum, and in
other counties he may employ de putty
at salary OF 5000 per annum.
II. B. No. -, by Mr.. St. Charles,
provides for holding primary elections,
that not more than ninety days nor
less than sixty days proceeding the
holding OF any general or special cleo
tiOn, there shall be held 4 primary
election for nominating candidates and
for central committeeman. All parties
shall hold primaries on same day and
at same time and place and under
supervision OF same officers, notice to
be given by city council or supervisors
fOrty-five days before election, notice
to be given by publication at least
thirty days in newspaper. Same num-
ber OF primary election officers shall
be appointed and shall possess same
powers as provided for election officers
in general election. Ballot boxes,
voting booths, tally sheets and sample
ballots shall be provided in same man
ner as for general election. Each
party shall have printed tickets with
the names OF candidates of its party,
and none other. Same to be headed
Regular Democratic Ticket" ''Regu-
lar Republican Ticket" etc. Two
hundred tickets to be furnished for
each fifty voters. Any person shall be
entitled to have his name placed on
the primary election ballot as candi-
date, provided he shall file with the
recorder at least twenty-five days be- ,
fore holding primary declaration OF
his intention to become a candidate, |
stating his name, residence and the |
party for which he wishes to become a |
candidate. Expenses for said primary /
To be paid out Of the general fund of
city or county. This would seem to be |
most excellent law, As it would do
away with chicanery and fraud in the !
primaries.
II. B. No. %, by Mr.. Webb, to
amend laws and fixing bounties on
wild animals as follows: Lobos $50
each, mountain lions, pumas and pan
theirs $50 each, bears so, lynx and /
wild cats 100, raccoons 30 cents.
II. b. No. 26, by Mr.. Henry, pro- /
vidcs 81 per day 70" jurors, and 20
cents per mile one way.
II. B. No. -, by Mr.. Williams, to
regulate the practice of pharmacy and /
sale of poisons. 1t is Il long bill and |
seems to cover every essential point.
II. B. No. n, by Mr.. Parr, regulates |
the practice of dentistry.
II. Il. No. 26, by Mr.. Parr, to pre-
vent blacklisting Of laborers and en-
ployees. That it shall be unlawful for
any person, body corporate, agent,
manager, or employer to give any
other person, body corporate, agent,
manager or employer to exchange
what is known as blacklistS OF iabOrers
and employees, or to give any person.
body corporate, agent, manager, or
the names or photographs or
any other means Of Information TO
such persons, OF laborers or employees
whom they have discharged from their
service, to the end that such la0orers
aud emloyees shall be interrupted in
obtaining employment otherwheres.
Any person, body corporate, agent,
manager or employer who shall violate
any of the provisions of Section l, of
this Act, shall be guilty of misde-
meanor, and on conviction therefor
shall he fined in sum not less than
800 and not exceeding $500, for each
ofTense.
II. b. No. IS, by Mr.. Webb, pro-
viding for the incorporation OF
churches and religious societies.
II. B. No. 40, by Mr.. St. Charles,
provides that no consideration for the
sales or exchange of property can BE-
collected uDless there be an agree
nent IN writing.
H. Il No -, By Morrison, provides
that aN firms OF cOrporatlOns using
coupons, script, punchouts, store order,
or other evidences TO nav laborerS.