Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-07
me sssee DAILY REVIEW WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1910

saoa cf the Legislature enacting such measure, excepet such as requir, public, peace. health, or safety. o. appropriations for the suppart ana maintenance of the Departments |. tue state and of State institutions; rovided that no such emergency measure shall be considered passe by the Legis ature unless it shal. state in a separate section wky Is necessary that it shall become i'm mediately operative and shall be approved by the affirmative votes of two-thirds of the Legislature. taken by roll call ot ayes and nays and also approved by the Governor and should such measure be vetoed by the Governor it shall not become a law unless 1t shall be approved by the votes of three-fourlhs of the ! members elected to each House O. the Legislature taken by roll call ,of ayes and nays.
 | Al peutlons submitted under ii, power of the initiative shall be Anown as Initiative Petitions ,anc shall be fl ed with the Secretary 0. state not less than four months preceding the date of tue e.eet.o. at which the measure so proposea are to be voted upon. All petition. submitted under the power of tht Referendum shall be known as Ref | erendum Petitions. and shall be filed with the Secretary of State
 not more than ninety days after the i final adjournment of the sessior of the Legislature which shall have
 passed the measure to which thS 1 Referendum is applied. The fling
 of Referendum Petition againsi
 any item. section, or part of an,
 measure shall not prevent the re
 mainder of such measure from be
 coming operative.
 Any measure or amendment to th' Constitution proposed under the Init.
 ative and any measure which ths Referendum is applied, shall be re
 ferred to vote Of the qualified eie
 tors. and shall become law whcI approved by majority of the vote: cast thereon and upon the prociama tion of the Governor, and not other 1 wise.
 The veto power Of the Governor shall not extend to Initiative CT
 Referendum measures approved by | majority of the quaiified electors.
 The whole number of votes cast for all candidates for Governor al ithe genera, lectsca last preceding the filing of any Initiative or Referen dun .etition on a State or County measure shall be the basis on whac. the number of qualified electors re lquired to sign such petition shai
 be computed.
 The powers of the initiative and
 the Referendum are hereby further reserved to the qualified elctors ol
 every incorporated city town, ol l county as to at local city. toWI or county matters on which such in corporated cities, towns. and coun ties are or shall be empcscred b, corporated cities. towns and coun ties may prescribe the manner or e1 ercising said powers within the re strictions of general laws. Under the power of the Initiative fifteeI per centum of the qualified e-ectors may propose measures on such local city. town or county matters, and ten per centum of the electors may order the referendum on legislation enacted within and by such city l town. or county.
 Until provided by general law said cities and towns may prescribe the basis on which said pereentags shal be computed.
 | Every Initiative or Referendum Pc tition shall be addressed to the Ser
 retary Of State in the case of peti lions for or on State measures, ana