Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-07

ed in this Const tuition. After the fnal action by the Governor or following the adoption of a bill notwithstand ns his objection it shall be filed wnt the Secretary of State.
 If any bin presented to the Cover nor conta ms several items of appro pr.ations of money, he may object to one or more of such items, winch ap proving other portions of the bill. In such cases he shall append to the bill at the me of signing it a state ment of the item or items which he [ declines to approve. together with hs reasons therefor. and such item or items shall not take effect unless passed over the Governors objections ss in th's sect on provided.
 The veto vote of the Governor shall not extend to any bill passed by the Legislature and referred to the peo pie for adopt on or rejection
 Sec. s. When any office shall, for any cause. become vacant. and no mode shall be provided by the Consti-
  vacancy, the Governor shall have the power to fill such vacancy, by ap pCintment.
 Sec. 9. The powers and tt e.s oi Secretary of State. State Treasurer state Auditor, Attorney General, and Super ntendent of Public Instruction shall be as prescribed by law.
 Sec. 10 No person shall be el g.b.e to succeed h msef to the office of Stase Treasurer for the succeeding two years the expiI aiioh of the term for wh.ch he shall have been e.ected.
 Sec. II. The returns of the e ec- ton for all State officers shall be canyassed, and cert.f cates of eiec- tion issued by the Secrtary of State, in such manner as may be provided by law.
 See. I2. All comm ssions shall is sue n the name of the State and shall be signed by the Governor, seaFed with the seal of the State and attested by the Secretary of State
 Sec. l3. Until otherwise provided hu law the salaries of the State of ficers shall be as follows:
 Governor. Four thousand dollars per annum.
 Secretary of State, Three thousand five hundred dollars per annum.
 State Aud tor. Three thousand dollars per annuIn.
 State Treasurer, Three thousand dol ars per annum.
 Attorney General, Twenty-Five hun dred dollans per annum.
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- ton, Twenty-Five hundred dollars per annum
 JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
 Sec. I. ihe judicial power of the State shall be vested in a supreme court. superior courts, just ces of the peace, and such courts inferior to the superior courts as may be provided by law
 Sec. The Supreme Court shall consist of three judges, majority O. whom shall De necessary to form quorum and pronounce decision. The said court shall always be open for the transact on of business, except on nop-judic- al days In the determine tCn of causes, all decisions Of the court shall be given ID writing and the grounds Of the dec sions snal be stated The number of judges may te increased or diminished from tune to time by law. Provided, that sal court sha at all times be constituted of at least three judges.
 Court shal be elected at the sener- al eject on to be he'd under the pro visions of the Enabling Act approVed June 20. 1910. Their term of office shall be co-term4nous with that Of the Governor of the State elected at the same time, and the one receiving ,ne h gest number Of votes shaII be the Chief Justice. At the first general State ect.on thereafter, held unceT JhIs Constitution, at which a goser- nor is voted for, three judges of the Supreme Court shal be e.ected. and the judges elected thereat snail De classified by tot, so that oae shaii ho,d of ce for a term of six years, one for a term of four years, and one for a term of two years. from and alter the first Monday in January next succeeding said elect-on The lot snail be drawn by the jodges-e ecl who shall assemble for that purpose at the State Capitol and shall cause the results to be certified to the Sec retary of State, who shall file tAe same .n h-s of ce
 The judge having the shortest time
  to serve, and not holding his on ce by appointment or by erection to III a vacancy, shall be the Chief Just ce and shall preside at all sessions or the Supreme Court. In case oi ab- sence of the Chief Justice. the judge hay ng in like manner the shortest lime 10 serve snail preside. After the first State election one judge may be elected every two years at the general election. and the term of the judge e.ected small be slx years from and after inc first Monday Tn