The Arizona sentinel., 1910-12-08

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 Proposition No. 146 provides for the election to be called sixty days after the constitution is ap- proved and within five weeks after the governors proclama ton. All nominations must be
 tiled fifteen days before the pri- mary and signed by not less than 1 or not more than 10 per cent of the voters of the party on whose ticket the daneidate wish eS to run.
 The salaries of judges of the svpreme court were cut from $6OO0 to S5OOO a year, and the salaries of the district jndges in Maricopa, Yavapai, Pima, Co., chise and Gila were cut from 5000 to S35OO The salaries of other district judges were fixed at 5000.
 Thursday-The recall meas ure, making no exception of the state officers or judiciary, was passed by vote of 35 to II.
 The measure requires a recall petition to be signed by 25 per cent of the electors of the elec- toral district from which such officers elected. The petition
 must contain 6 general statement in not more than two hundred
 words stating the grounds of the demand. The official may resign
 whec the petition is started, but if he does not, a special election is ordered. At the election the
 reasons of the recall are printed
 on the ballot, with a statement from the officer in justification of his course in office. At the same election he may be a can-
 didate with ether candidates fOl his office; the one receiving the
 highest vote is elected for the remainder of the term. No pc tition is permitted against any officer until he has served six
 months except legislators, wht are lIabie in five days after the beginning of a legislative session Only one recall election may bt , had against any public officer a the public expense, subsequen elections to be at the expense O U the petitioners.
 The measure applies to al
 branches of county and stat'
 government, executive, legisla tive and'the judiciary.
 Friday A clause imposing
 restrictions upon the employ e ment of pauper labor of Enrop' ', and other sections; by forbiddins |. the employment of aliens upol | state, county and municipal work T- was passed.
 Il Saturday - The table wa
 cleaned of measures on thirt
 reading, leaving the last weel
 free for the final work of tn
 convention, embracing mainl, n the reading and enactment, sec ', tion by section, of the cOnstitu Il ton already accepted in frag e mentary form.
 e Evidence that the radical ma y jority had been listening to tn J. voice of the people was show Il today when, by vote of 3l t ,f 17, was accepted an amendmen h to the taxation bill providin IS that the right to vote at bon )f elections should be reserved onl of to taxpayers.
 7. Under the original propositio
 creating a territorial board ( equalization, the board was cor ic stituted of the governor, secrt "a tarv of state and other centr; De officials. By an amendment O is fered by Winsor, the board'wl a. consist of the chairmen of eac i- board of supervisors of the fouI S teen counties. An amendmel $ that the corporation commissio ,n be included in the board was d, h- feated.
 le The private corporation bi Is passed with an amendment il D. cluding charitable institution
 within the scope ofinvestigatiol au Corporations must pay an ann en al tax fee of S10 to the state. it Possibly the most importai
 action of the day was that of u
 majority in throwing out tl