Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-07
CONSTITUTION IS
 AGREED UPON
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that. until the tle or SuCn lnuldn UT
 Indian tribes shall have been extin-
 ssished, the same shall be. and re
 main. subject to the disposition and
 under the absolute jur.sd ction and
 control of the Congress of the United
 States.
 Fifth. The lands and other prope'
 ty beionging to citizens of the United
 States residing without tn state shall never be taxed at a h gher rats
 than the lands and other property
 situated in this State beloging to
 residents thereof. and no taxes shall
 be imposed by tn State upon lands
 or property situated in the State be-
 longing to or winch may hereafter
 be acquired by the Unsted States or
 reserved for its use; but nothing
 herein shall preclude the State from tax ng as other lands and other prop
 erty are taxed any lands and other property outside os an Indian reserya- tion owned or held by any Ina an
 save and except such lands as afore- been granted or acquired as afore-
 sad or as may be granted or con iirmed to any Indian or Indians un- der any Act of Congress. but all such lands shall be exempt from taxation
 so long and to such extent as Con gress has prescr bed or may here after prescribe.
 Sixth. The debts and liabilities of the Territory of Arizona, and the
 debts of the counties thereof, valid and subs sting at the time of the passage of the Enabling Act ap- proved June %. 1910. are hereby as- sHmed and shall be paid by the State Of Ar.zona, and the State Of Arizona shall. as to all such debts aid
 liabilities, be subrosated to all the rights. including rights of indemnity of said Territory or of any of the several oount-es thereof, at the time of the passage of the said Enabling ASt:: Provided, that nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as val idatins Or in any manner legal zing any Territorial. county, municipal, GIT other bonds. obligations. or evI- dence5 of indebtedness of said Terri tory or the counties or municipalities thereof which now are or may be in valid or illegal at the time the sa State Of Ar-zona is admitted as a State. and the Legislature or the people of the State Arizona shall validat ng or legalizins the same.
 Seventh. Provisions shall be made by law for the establishment and ma ntainance of system of pubGlic schools which shall be open to all the children of the State and be free from sectarian control and dsa d s.hoois shall always be conducted in English
 The State shall never enact any law restricting or abridging the right pf suffrage on account of race, color. 4 1r previous condit on of servitude-
 Eighth. The abilty.to read, write. J peak, and understand the English -an guage suffic. ently well to conduct the duties of the of ce without the lid of an interpreter. shall be a neces- sary qualification or all State Of . ioers, and members of the State Leg 
 Ninth. The Capital of the State l of Ar zona, until changed by the 1 electors at an election provided for by tine Legislature for that purpos shah be at the city of Phoenix, but no such election shall be called orl provided for prior to the tn rty-first day of December, nineteen hundred l and twenty-five.
 Tenth. There are hereby reserved to the United States with full acqui- essence of this State all rights and powers for the carrying out of the prov 'sions of the United States of the Act of Congress entitled An Act appropriating the receipts from the sale and disposal of public lands In certain States and Territories to- the construct On of irrigation works for the reclamation of arid lands. approved June seventeenth, nineteen hundred and two and Acts amenda- tory thereof or supplementary there Q. to the same extent as if this state lad remained Territory.
 Eleventh Whenever hereafter any of the lands contained within Ind an or allotments in this State shall be allotted. sold, reserved, pr otherwise disposed of. they shall be subject for a period of twenty i've years after such allotment. sale -eservat on, or other disposal, to all he laws of the United States prohib- ting the introduction of liquor into he In.ian country.
 Twelfth. The State of Arizona and ts peop.e hereby consent to all and angular the provisions of the Enab ing Act, approved June 20, 1910, the lands thereby granted ,r confirmed to the State. the terms md conditions upon which said grants and conf rmations are made, md the means and manner of enforc- ng such terms ad conditions, all in every respect and particular as in he aforesaid Enabling Act provided
 Thirteenth. Th's ordinance is here M rnade A Dart of the Constitution