Arizona republican., 1910-06-27

nix, but no election shall be called or
 provided for prior to the thirty first
 day of December, nineteen hundred
 and twenty-five.
 Seventh. That there be and are re-
 served to the United States, with full
 acquieScence of the state, all rights
 and powers for the carrying out of
 the provisions by 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
 construction of irrigation works for
 the reclamation of arid lands,' ap-
 proved June seventeenth, nieteen hun
 dred and two, and acts amendatory
 thereof or supplementary thereto, to
 the same extent as if said state had
 remained a territory.
 Eighth. That whenever hereafter
 any of the lands contained within
 Indian reservations or allotments in
 said proposed state shall be allotted
 sold. reserved, or otherwise disposed
 of, they shall be subject, for a period
 of twenty-five years after such aIlot-
 ment, sale, reservation, or other dis
 posal, to all the laws of the United
 IoldlcS pIOlIbillllS lilG IlliOuuClloll Ol
 liquor into the Indian country.
 Ninth That the state and its people consent to all and singular the pro- visions of this act concerning the
 lands hereby granted or confirmed to the state, the terms and conditions upon which said grants and confirma- tions are made and the means and manner of enforcing such terms and conditions, all in every respect and particular as in this act provided.
 All of which ordinance described in this section shall by proper reference, be made a part of any constitution that shall be formed hereunder, in such terms as shall positively preclude the making by any future constitutional amendment of any change or abroga- ton of the said ordinance in whole or in part without the consent of con- gress.
 SUBMISSION TO VOTERS.
 Sec 21. That when said cOnstitu- ton shall be formed, as aforesaid, the convention forming the same shall provide for the submission of said constitution to the people of Arizona for ratification at an election which shall be held--an-a--day named by said convention not earlier than sixty nor later than ninety days after said convention adjourns, at which election the qualified voters of Arizona shall vote directly for or against said con- stitution and for or against any pro- visions thereof separately submitted. The returns of said election shall be made by the election officers direct to the secretary of the territory of Arizona at Phoenix, who, with the governor and chief justice of said ter ritory, shall constitute a canvassing board, and they, or any two of them shall meet at said city of Phoenix on the third Monday after said election and shall canvass the same If a | majority of the legal votes cast at said election shall reject the constitu- ton, the said canvassing board shall forthwith certify said result to the governor of said territory, together with the stateemnt of votes cast upon the question of the ratification or re- jection of said constitution and also | a statement of the votes cast for or ] against such provisions thereof as 1 were separately submitted to the | voters at said election; whereupon the | governor of said territory shall by | proclamation, order the constitutional | to reassemble at a date | not later than twenty days after che | receipt by said governor of the docu- ments showing the rejection of the | by the people, and there | after a new constitution shall be | framed and the same proceedings shall | be taken in regard thereto in like | manner as if said constitution were being originally prepared for sub mission and submitted to the people
 Sec. 9. That when said constitu- ton and such provisions thereof as have been separately submitted shall have been duly ratified by the people of Arizona, as aforesaid, a certified copy of the same shall be submitted to the president of the United States and to congress for approval, together with the statement of the votes cast thereon and upon any provisions thereof which were separately sub mitted to and voted upon by the people And if congress and the president approve said constitution and the said separate provisions thereof. if any, or if the president ap- proves the same and congress fails to iisapprove the same during the next regular session thereof, then and in that event the president shall certify said facts to the governor of Arizona, who shall, within thirty days after the receipt of said notification from the president of the United States. issue his proclamation for the election of he state and county officers, the members of the state legislature. and in congress, and all other officers provided for in said all as hereinafter pro- 7ided; said election to take place not earlier than sixty days nor later than ninety days after said proclamation by he governor of Arizona ordering the ;ame.
 FIRST STATE ELECTION.
 Sec. 23. That said constitutional shall, by ordinance, pro- 7ide that in case of the ratification of aid constitution by the people. and n case the president of the United States and congress approve the same, Dr in case the president approves the tame and confess fails to act in its lext regular session. all as hereinbe- f ore provided, an election shall be held l 1t the time named in the proclama- ] ion of the governor of Arizona, pro- ,s