The copper era., 1909-04-01
RESULT OF THE
 TWENTY.FlFTH LEGISLATURE.
A List of the Many New Laws Passed
 For Arizona.
COUNCIL BILLS.

By Hunt, deposit money in lieu of bonds.
 S-By Hunt, relating to bucket shops and prohibiting their right to do business unless trading is with legitimate house, a member of same, or stock exchange.
 Substitute for 10-An act to pro- hibit gambling in the territory of Arizona.
 12-By O'Neill, drawing federal jurors the same as territorial jurors are drawn.
 16-By Weedin, repeating ranger law; vetoed February 15; passed over veto same date.
 17-By Weedin, repeating public examiner law; vetoed February 15; passed over veto same date.
 1S-By Norton, affecting salary of probate dges-second-clas counties
 22-By Goodrich, relating to pro- ceedings in suits concerning eminent domain.
 23-By Finley, relief Frank Murphy ex-sheriff Pima county, for trip for Harcourt, diamond man, to California S274.51.
 31-By Morgan, removing s5OOO limit in suits for personal injuries
 35-By Weedin, making eight-hour law applicable to hoisting engineers and furnace men.
 39-By Hampton, creating mining code commission.
 40-An act to amend paragraph 3771, section s, title 57, of the revised statutes of 1901, of the territory of Arizona, as amended by section 3 of chapter 56, of the acts of the twen- ty-third legislative assembly of the territory of Arizona, and to amend paragraph 3772, section 9, of title 57, of the revised statutes of 1901, of the territory of Arizona, as amended by section of chapter 56 of the acts of the twenty-third legislative as- sembly of the territory of Arizona.
 125-By Norton, providing for con- veyance prison site to city of Yuma, and sale of territorial prison build ings.
 129-By Hampton, providing for uniform course study in Normal schools of territory.
 134-By Weedin, transferring to town, of Florence, rights of territory to certain streets and crossings at Florence.
 143-By Burns, providing that eight-foot work suffice on location of mining claims and repeating old law requiring ten-foot work.
 147-An act to amend paragraph 2498.
 149-By Hampton, amending Green lee county act, concerning transfer court cases pending Graham county.
 150-An act to amend paragra ph S64 of the revised statutes of Ari- zona, referring to the powers of rail- road corporations.
 154-An act to amend paragraph 563, title 15, part l, of the penal code of the territory of Arizona of 1901.
 157-General bridge bill.
 43-By Finley, providing for pay ment wages due deceased persons to heirs without probate where sum in- volved is $50 or less.
 45-By Goodrich, abolishing office road overseer and creating office county superintendent of roads.
 46-By Goodrich, disposition money on deposit with district court by transfer to county treasury.
 47-By Goodrich, protecting owners livery stables by providing penalty for misue hired horses and vehicles.
 By Goodrich, recovery money paid on forged negotiable instruments.
 53-By Hampton, making three years in place of six years practice required required to be admitted to practice law.
 6O-Hampton, educational qualii- cation, second bill; vetoed March ?; passed over veto same date.
 6l-By O'Neill, providing for city walk Improvements and charging abutting property for same.
 62-By Burns, providing for pro- tection of power transmission lines and for punishment of those violating
 63-By Day, repeating Apache county bond issue act last session.
 65-By Burns, the anti-boleta bill:
 Substitute for 66-By O'Neill, inn posing tax one per cent. gross earn ing on express, telegraph and tele- phone companies.
 67-By Morgan, taxation transient herds cattle same as sheep and goats now taxed.
 7O-By Finley, providing for taxation of property benefited when improve ments are made by city.
 73-By St. Charles, authorizing Mohave county bonds for court house 78-By O'Neill, relating to unlawful plucking of ostriChes of plumes.
 86-By Finley, providing for license for sale of liquor on trains.
 9l-An act amending section 60, title 56
 1OO-An act amending paragraph 1O2-By Day, an act providing for segregation III IOCdl OpIlOn cieCLlOn$. 103-Vital statistics bill. 107-An act to encourage the con struction of railroads within the ter ritory of Arizona.
 10S-By Norton, relief John God frey, probate judge, Yuma county, refmbursing for fees held in dispute. 116-By Finley, making territorial military code comply with federal re- quirements. 117-An act to reimburse the treas i urer of the Arizona territorial fair | commission for money advanced by | him to cover deficit caused by the | construction of building and improve | ments for the use of the Arizona ter 1 ritorial fair.
 123-By Hampton, educational quail | fication, second bill; vetoed March 10, | and same date passed over veto.
 HOUSE BILLS.
 By Bailey, new primary law. By Morris, creating pioneer home at Prescott, site to be donated, home and furniture to be not more than S25,00O, annual maintenance S15, ,O0O.
 By Reed, making Lincolns birth day, Tooth anniversary, holiday.