Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-21

from section I9 to 36 is herewith pre- senteSf to the Review readers. IL IS IS follows:
 Gee 1s. That the inhabitants Of saa part of the area of the United Staes now constituting the Territory of aii. zona, as at present described, may De come the State of Arizona, as herein after provided.
 Sec 20. That all the qualified cleo tors of said Territory are hereby authorized to vote for and choose dele gates to form a convention for ss.Ie Territory. The aforesaid convention shall consist of fifty two delegates: and the governor. chief justice, anu secretary of sad Territory shall ap- portion the delegates to be bos elected, as nearly as may be. equitably among the several counties thereof in accordance. with the voting popula- ton as shown by the vote at he eiec- ton for Delegate in Congress in sliio Territory in nineteen hundred and eight
 The Eovernor of said Territory shall, within thirty days after the ap- proval of this Act, by proclamation in which the aforesaid apportionment ua delegates to the convention shall Dv fully specified and announced. order an election Of the delegates aforesaid in said proclamation, within sIAts days after the approval of this Act. Such election for delegates shall be conducted, the returns made, and the certificates of persons elected to such convention issued, as near as may DC. in the same manner as is prescribed hr- ga of cafA jag elections therein of members of the legislature; and the penal provls- ions eif said laws are hereby made app plicabie to the election herein pro Tided for; and said convention when so called to order and organized shall be the sole judge of the election anc qualifications of sts own members. Persons possessing the qualificatIvns eniuing them to vote on the rattfica- ton CT rejection of the constitution formed by said convention when said constitution saali be submitted to rne people of sad Territory hereunder, and on the election of all officials whosv election Is taking place at the same time, under such rules and regulations as said convention may prescribe, not in conflict with this Act
 
 convention thus elected shall nieet .l. the hall G the house of representa- lives in the capital Of the Territory of Arizona. at twelve o'clock noon on the fourth Monday after their election aud they shall not receive compenssa lion for more than sixty days of seb- vice; after organization they shall de clare on behalf of the people of said AaN ha. Constitution Of the United States, ghereupon the said convention shall De, and is hereby, authorized to form a constitution and state governmens for said proposed State. The constr tuticn shall be republican in form, and make no distinction in evil Ut political rights on account Of race or color, except as to the Indians not taxed, and shall not be repugnant to the Constitution of the United States and the principles of the Declaration of Independence. And said cOnSe-1- ton shall provide. by ordinance ire vocable without the consent of the United States and the people of said State
 First That perfect federation of re ligious sentiment shall be secured, and that no inhabilant Of said State snail ever be molested in person or prop erty on account of his or her mode of rel5g ous worship; and that polyga- nous or plural marriages and the sale, barter. or giving of intoxicating liquors 70 Indians are forever prohibited.
 Second That the people inhabitips said proposed State do agree and o., clare that taey forever discla'm gil right and title to he unanpropTiarea and ungTanted public lands lying wirn- in the boundaries thereof and to ar lands lying within said limits owYeG or hehl by any Indian or Indian tribes, except as hereinafter provided, anu Ahat until tAe title thereto shah have been extinguished by the United States the same shall be and remain subject .o the c sposition of the United States. and such Indian lands shall remain Hn- der the absolute jurisdiction and cor trol of tae Congress of the United States; that the lands and other prop erty belonging to citizens of th, United States residing without thu said State shall never be taxed at q. higher rate than the lands and othcT property belonging to residents there of; that no taxes shall be imposed by the State on lands or property the4v sn belonging to or which may aereaity. De acquired by the Unlted States o' reserved for its use; but nothing herein, or in the ordinance herein ps0 yided for, shall preclude the said State From taxing. as other lands and ot1e; property are taxed. any lands aun other property. outside of an Indian save and except such lands as have been or may be granted to any Ind.slh or Indians under any Act Of Congress containing a provision exemptiDg the lands thus granted from taxation, bu' said ordinance shall provide that aii such lands shall be exempt from taxa tion by said State 90 long and to sacs extent ss such Act of Congress may prescribe.
 Third. That the debts and isabih ties of said Territory of Arizona shai oe assumed and paid by said State and that said State shall be subro gated to all the rights of indemn ' and reimbursement which said Terrs tory now has.
 Fourth That provision shah o'