Arizona republican., 1907-02-26
PRISON LOCATION BILL
\ SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Continued From Page I.

dren providing for the punishment OF
parents or guardians for neglect
For the reinstatement of a section of
the revised statutes of 1887 which had
been advertently omitted from the re-
vision Of 1901.
For the amendment of the penal
code SO that officers. especially county
atTcers charged with misconduct in Of
Ice could be given speedy trial and not
rest under odium from one term Of the
rand jury To another as they must
now do.
Providing that county recorders
shall receive fees in advance and shall
turn them into the county treasury
with monthly statements made both TO
the treasurer and the clerk of the
board Of supervisors. The same pro-
vision applies to all other county Of
fees whose fees are to be turned into
the treasury A violation constitutes
embeZZlement.
For the appropriation of $3.50 to re-
irnburse the territorial auditor for
money which he has paid on account of
The expenses Of his office and to cover
further expenses until the next regu-
lar appropriation becomes available.
Territorial Auditor Page made state
1uent in committee Of the whole on the
situation which had grown out Of the
increase of the business Of filing ar
ticles of incorporation.
For the amendment of the present
law with reference to the salaries of
probate Judges and clerks of the pro-
bate court The amendment consists
in raising the assessed valuations OF
d., f.n -h 10
b. a segregation of the offices of judge
and clerk from SS,OOO,OO0 to $11,000.OO0.
4 bill to reimburse J. c. Adams, T.
7. Pollock and b. A. Packard. MEM
bers Of the territorial fair commission
for an expenditure of $500 for the
building OF new buildings at the fair
grounds for which no funds were avail
able. This bill was introduced late in
the afternoon and was passed under
series Of suspension of the rules after
q statement BY Mr.. Adams.
THE ARIZONA RANGERS.
The long talked Of struggle over an
attempt TO wipe out the Arizona ran
gers almost came to the surface late
iu the afternoon. The bill for the re-
peal of that organization which had
been submitted to the live stock COM
4.--AlFE W a. II yieANSA ~ q e'NN-1N'NN-NN "a
quite different tenor, providing in
fact for q continuance of the rangers.
There was also a minority report re-
commencing the passage of the origin
sd bill. The opponents of the rangers
tried TO force immediate action but at
length it was decided to let the affair
20 over TO the next legislative day.
A memorial was offered by citizens
rrr-crfncr tho
Of the repeating bill but it was inter-
rupted in its reading on a point Of
order.
y resolution was presented endorsing
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
and the house went into the committee
us the whole TO hear Special Commits
slou-r W. L. Bryant on the subject Of
the exposition.
NEW BILLS.
- Bills We're introduced in the course
: of thu day as follows:
10 JOB by Mr.. Crenshaw for the
punishment for the Dissertation of the
American flag by pulling it down and
otherwise. leaving no way in which
custadians Of flags having once hoist
ed them can take them down again IN
tile they are worn out. Some such re-
lief VIII be doubtless afforded before
the final passage Of the bill.
No. 104 by Mr. Hampton amending
the present law with reference to the
removal Of county seats. The chief
provision in it is that an election on
that subject must be called on petit
zion signed by one-fourtAof the voters
~ any county. This bill Is supposed to
Doe intended 10 meet a contingency
which may arise in Graham county at
any moment
40 Jos by Mr.. Krook relating to the
construction of toll roads. railroads and
branch lines
No. 100 by Mr Day concerning the
collection Of taxes. 1t is rather an ex-
tension Of the provisions Of the An
drews law recurring a dissatisfied tax
payer TO pay up before he can have any
standing IN the courts.
No. l07 by Mr. Pace changing the
present law with reference to fees for
filing articles Of incorporation.
No los by Mr.. Bell for the estab-
EshmeHt Of irrigation districts. This
# is supposed is intended to meet a
condition the Buckeye country.
80. 109 by Mr. Bailey. the bill for
The reimbursement Of the territorial
fair commission.
40. 10 by Mr.. Bailey for making i'm
pr0vem.nts At the territorial industrial
school
No. III by Mr. Whitesides. an indi-
Eidual relief bill
THE COUNCIL SESSION.
The council was in session in the
morning only long enough to receive
committee reports and in the after
noon only long enough for the intro
uuctiOn Of a few bills and the pass
L age of one council bill and two unim-
Iprtant house measures.
The council bill is intended to vail