Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-17
Doinss By the
 Arizona Lawmakers

submitted.
 By Hunt-For the re-incorporation of cities, and is introdu, ed especially to fit the situation in Globe.
 By Blakely-Relating to the serv- ing oi summons as well as tn sir issu- ance. By O'Neill-Proyides that the gov- ernor shall appoint the superintend- ent of the territorial prison, and that | he shall serve two years at a diary of 5000 per annum.
 py O'Neill-Giyes the district at- torney the power to appoint deputy by telsgraH ID cases of emergency.
 By McIntyre-Gives counties of the second and third classes an assistant district attorney at a salary of S750 per year.
 By Bell--pToviding for the letting of all territorial printing by contract to the lowest bidder.
 By Bell-Providing for railroad commission consisting of three mem- bers.
 By O'Neiil-For the regulation of the practice of dentistry.
 By Bell-proyiding for the proper taxation of express companies.
 By Bell-Providing that supple. for territorial institutions be purchss- ed by contract to the lowest bidder.
 A bill has been introduced in the house fixing the mileage of sheriffs and peace officers at 90 cents per mile one way.
 H B No. B provides that railroads shall not charge in excess of cents per mile per ton for freight.
 By Bell-naking the taking of stock from pastures without consent or pas turage due, misdemeanor.
 By Krook-Relating to the public examiner and his duties.
 By Burke--Appropriating fi,20C for the territorial auditor for 1907.
 By Burke-Allowing probate clerk in all first-clsss counties.
 By Williams-Amendin the life insurance laws, and providing coudi tions of forfeiture of insurance pol icy.
 By Williams-Relsting to the i'm pounding of the waters of the Arizons rivers and streams.
 By Pace-Allowing town council. to levy tax for improvement O streets and sidewalks.
 By Willisms-Making misrepresen. tation in securing insurance policie, misdemeanor.
 Several important bills were intro- duccd in 10th houses yesterday among which Is a new mining tax bill.
 By Weeden-classes mines produc ing less than s2500 per year as non- producers. p per cent of gross prod duct shall be sssessable and all surface improvements and buildings are not assessable on producing properties.
 By McIntyre-to grant privilege tC Yuma county to issue S75,O00 bond: for court house.
 By Scott-regarding road taxes ard empower boards to levy special road tax.
 By Roemer-with reference to peace officers who are forbiddsn to act in official capacity while under the in faence of liquor.
 The bill creating s railroad commis- sion for Arizona was referred to the committee on corporations. An at tempt was made to lodge it in com. mittes on irrigation uniriendly to railroad measures, but failed by vote of l2 tos
 By Day-providiDg that the govern nor shall appoint a territorial auditor 10 serve two years.>
 By Burke-fxing the salary of con- stables as follows: In towns oI over 400 population, sI50 per mouth; be- tween soO and HOO, slOO; less than 800, s25: and justices of peace the same, n addition to allowing existing fees in civil cases to both constables and justices as they now stand.
 By HuIl-granting railroads au- thority to extend their lines outside of Arizona, this being a minor correction in existing laws
 By Whiteside-Telating to branding of cattle By Whiteside-sxing she salaries of l prison officials. By Whiteside-providing for the protection of penal institution. and | the inmates. By Wllliams-allowing the attorney general a salary of s24 0 per year, with 1 5000 additional for his expenses. The council killed the Bell bill l