Arizona republican., 1907-02-19
sorAs sshs sonoeR CO., NEW YORK,

izing city councils to compel owners
of lots within the town limits to keep
them clean.
No. 20 by Mr.. Crenshaw to compel
property owners in Incorporated towns
to build or repair sidewalks.
No. Il. by Mr.. Crenshaw amending
the law with reference to the warning
at railroad crossing substituting the
words. Railroad Crossing" for Look
out for the Cars"
No. -. by Mr.. Crenshaw. providing
for the creation Of the Office of special
road districts
No. 70 by Mr.. Mccormick providing
that property which had not been paid
for should not be subject to exemption
in action brought by the creditor.
No. "A by Mr.. Bailey a bill providing
for the incorporation Of the cities. This
is a most voluminous document and is
Familiarity called the Phoenix charter
II is also known as the Bisbee char
ter
No IS by Mr.. Crenshaw providing
that meetings of stockholders of for
eign corporations may be held in the
Office of the county recorder of the
county in which the articles of incor-
poration are filed.
No IS by Mr.. Day in relation to the
claims OF sheriffs for service in cases
in which the territory is one Of the
parties to the suit.
No. 20 by Mr.. Pace the bill for the
creation Of a commission for the Sc
lection Of sites for the territorial pri-
son and the reform school
No. so by Mr.. Bell a bill authorizing
boards Of supervisors to appoint a spe-
cial road superintendent and TO sus-
pend the overseers OF one or more
road districts I'm the meantime. This
is one Of the measures recommended
by assembled supervisors.
No. 81 BY Mr.. williams providing
that there shall be no change OF school
text books without notice of sixty days
No. So by Mr. Hampton providing
for the relieving of nickel in the slot
machines from the operation Of the
anti-gambling law when the prize
sought is not money.
No SO by Mr. Bailey n bill requiring
that the articles Of Incorporation OF !
foreign corporations shall contain the !
name Of the resident agent whose ap-
pontment shall occur at the same time !
and the fee for the appointment OF !
whom must accompany the fee for
filing This bill is designed to increase /
the revenues Of the territory since |
some Of the Incorporating agents neg ]
lect to attend TO the formality OF filing /
the appointment Of agent.
No. 81 by Mr.. Hull. in relation to the
custody Of minors by parents and |
guardians
BILLS PASSED.
The bill increasing the salaries Of
deputy county recorders was passed. /
The bill defines the relation Of county Z
recorders Of all classes below the first 4
to the clcrkship Of the board of SUI
pervisors. In counties of the first class
there shall be a chief deputy who shall /
receive not more than $l25 4 month;
other deputies shall receive not more
than 800. In counties of the second.
third and fourth classes deputies shall
receive not more than $50 a month.
there shall be any deputies
Dr not rests with the boards Of super
gisors.
THE COUNCIL.
Several bills We're introduced in the
council The first was by Mr.. Cleave-
and a copy of the Phoenix charter
measure which Speaker Bailey had
presented in the house. Mr.. Cleayeland
also offered a corrected bill providing
or the establishments of scholarships
n the territorial university. He also
presented a primary election bill, \
copy of the bill introduced in the
house recently by Mr.. Pace.
Mr. Dickerman introduced a measure
validating the sale Of land by corpora
ions. This is meant to cover a single
.ase which exists at Tucson where it
: proposed to erect a high school
building on such land as soon as the
title can be cleared. Another bill by
Mr.. Dickerman is copy Of a house
ill in regard TO the tax levy of in
,orporated towns of twelve mills for
purposes Of paying the salaries Of Of
icials, for street and levy improve 4
nent and for the meeting Of interest I
,n bonds.
A petition was received from Chair !
nan Cameron of the assembled super
-isors setting forth their various re- {
and especially their
lesire for the repeal of the ranger law.
A bill authorizing county recorders {
a charge fifteen cents folio for GER
flied copies was passed. The fee as
he other fees of the Office so into the
county treasury.
The deputy district attorney bill was
,eld up for further information. The
louse was on the point Of passing it
when one member thought to ask why.
Various reasons were offered but
.omparison of the bill with the exist
ng statutes showed that the reasons
we're inadequate The only difference
between the bin and the statutes pro-
,ided that deputies must have the
;ame qualifications as their principals.
Though Il was not brought out in
he course of the debate the bill is in
ended 20 cure q singular defect. From
he earliest TINES until three or four
ears AGO Il vas not necessary that the
district attorney should be a lawyer
10 was no. oven necessary that he
,hould be able To read.
At the time Of the passing of the
aw with relation to the deputy there
yas thfs absence of any necessary