The copper era., 1909-04-01
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30-By DeSouza, increasing interest on deposits ot public funds from 1 to ? per cent; passed over veto in the house and veto sustained in council by vote of 6 to 6.
 3l-By DeSouza, taxation of branch banks i1 county where located.
 33-By Duffy, concerning sales of goods in bulk.
 40-By Sutter, placing clerks of dis trict courts on salary.
 50-By Bailey, providing that death penalties be inflicted at territorial prison.
 5l-By Gibbons, for relief of Mrs. Tafolla, S20 a month, a widow of murdered ranger.
 55-By Sutter, making license for foot peddlers S75; wagon S2OO quarter.
 59-By DeSouza, railroad commits sion bill.
 63-By Haywood, requiring publica- tion proceedings, board of super visors
 6S-An act providing for the main- tenauce and continuation of agricul- tural and horticultural experiments and demonstration by the University of Arizona agricultural experiment station at the date orchards near pc dllQ uuld3 Al IOT uTV farming investigations in the north eastern and southwestern parts, re spectively, of Arizona: for printing experiment stations publications; and for continuation of farmers institute lectures and short courses of instruc- tion.
 69 By Bailey, requiring insurance companies to attach to policy copies of publication for such.
 70 By Doan, prohibiting lotteries and lottery devices.
 Il An act amending the law with reference to salaries of deputy county treasurers.
 78 By Doan, relating to marriage ages, females, Is; males IS; with con sent, II years of age.
 S3 By Roberts, county ranger law become effective March II, 1909.
 S4 An act entitled "An act to provide for the government and at tendance of children of school age at training schools established in con nection with normal schools of Ari- zona.''
 S5 By Duffy, anti-gambling act.
 S6 By Bailey, providing that period of time law applicants study at home shall count on required years of study.
 8S An act granting to boards of supervisors of first class counties power to employ additional clerical service in their offices.
 S9 By Mccormick, authorizing additional deputy recorders in first class counties at Sl0O salary March 16.
 92 By Bray, rembursing Mauk and Robinson, $500; vetoed March 9 and passed over veto March 10.
 99 An act to amend paragraph SIP, penal code, for stenographers in grand jury rooms.
 10l By Bailey, providing for segre- gation of black and white school children where more than s attend any district, optional with trustees; house vote IS to }, council vote to 4.
 116 An act to prohibit saloons with in 600 yards of normal schools.
 11S An act to amend paragra ph 2774, title 37, of the revised statutes of Arizona 1901.
 121 An act to amend paragraph 23OS.
 124 An act for the protection of the health of persons employed in laundries.
 13O The Tempe bridge bill.
 137 An act relating to cemeteries in cities.
 149 An act to amend chapter 79 of the session laws of the twenty-fourth legislative assembly of the territory of Arizona, entitled "An act to re- gulate homesteads and exemptions"
 III By Sutter, providing for use of typewriters in county recorders offices for recording records.
 174 An act to provide for the maintenance of the territorial in- stitutions.
 175 An act to authorize the pur- chase by the territory of the terri torial fair grounds.
 176 An act to amend paragraph 2S6l (section 15) title 39, of the revised statutes of 1901 of the territory of Arizona.
 ITS An act to amend chapter 61, session laws of 1907, to provide for the compensation of deputy assessors.