Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-07
CONSTITUTION IS
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a>prupr ations shall be made by Sep arate bills. each embracing put one subject
 Sec. 71 The members of the first IIogislature shall hold office unt January |. 1913. The terms of office of the members of succeeding Legis- Istures shall be two years.
 Sec. 3z. Until otherwise provided by law. members os the Legislature shall rece ye seven dollars per day; Provided. however, that they shaI receive such salary for a period not to exceed sixty days in any one ses Aon. They shall also receive m lea8e sas way by the shortest practicable route st the rate of twenty cents per astle.
 Sec. 23 IL shall not be lawful for say person ho.ding public office in n State to accept or use pass or ,e purchase transportation from any railroad or other corporation. other tAan as such transportation may be purchased by the general public; Pro yided, that this shah not apply to members of tse National Guard of AT zona travelling under orders. The Leg stature shall pass laws to enforce this provision.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
 Sec. l. The Executive Department of the State shall consist Of Gov ernor, Secretary of State, state Audi tor, State Treasurer, Attorney Gener- M, and Superintendent of Publ c Instruct on, each of whom shall hold his office for two years beginning on the first Monday of January next after his elect on. except that the terms of office of those elected at the cleo ton provided in the Enabling Act ap- proved June 30th, 1910, shall begin when the State shall be admitted nto Soniay in January, A. D. l9IO, or when their successors are elected and qualify.
 The persons respectively, having the h ghest number of votes cast for the office voted for sha be elected; hut if two or more persons shall have an equal and the h ghest number of votes for any one said office, the two Houses of the Legislature at its next regular sess.on shall elect forth with, by joint ballot, one of such per sons for said office
 The offices of the Executive De Rartment during their terms of off ce shall reside at the seat of govern aent. where they shall keep the r odi ees and the pubic records, books. xad papers. They shall perform such suties as are preschibed by tn Con stitution and as may be provided by law.
 Geo. I. No person shall be el gible to any off.ces ment oned in Section of this article except male per. -en of the age of not less than twenty-five years who sha have been for ten years next preced ng his a zen Of the United States, aud for five years next, preceding his a cit zen of Arizona.
 Sec. 3. The Governor shall be Cnmmander-.n-ch.e of the military forces O the State, except when ssch forces shall be called into the service of the United States
 Sec 4. The Governor shall tran Sact all execut ve business with the sHic als of the government, civil and rsi iitary, aid may require informa- ten in writing from the officers in the Bxecutye Department, upon any sabject relating to the duties of their respective of ces. He shall take care rhat the laws are ia thfully exc aated- He may convene the Legisla- ture D extraordinary session. He shall con municate. by message to the Legis ature at every session the cna- eition of the State and recommend Ach matters as he shall deem expe- aSnt.
 See. s. The Governor shall have seS CT to grant reprieves, commuta- Son and psrdons, after convictions, fer a l ofenses except treason and cases of impeachment, upon such cspd tions and with such restr ctiops s.d limitations as may be provided by law.
 Sec. 6. In case of the impeachment f the Governor. Or his removal from s3 ce, death, inabil ty to discharge tAe duties of his office resignation. CT absence from the State. the powers snd dut es of the office shall de voive upon the Secretary of State until the d sabi.ity, ceases. or during the remainder of the term.
 Sec. 7 Every bill passed by the Legislature. before it becomes 8 law. shal be presented to the Governor If he aprroyes he shall s.ga 1t, and it snaii become . law prov ded in this cuastdtntion But if he disapprcve. As shall return 1t, with his objections to tbe iio1se which it orig mated, which shall enter the objections at large on the journal If ater recon s1derat on it agaln passes both Houses tg an aye and nay vote on roli ca uf two-thirds of the members elected to each House. 1t shall become law - provided this Constitution. not