The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-05-24
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 1S-Providing the manner in which the receipts and expenditures of the public moneys shall be published.
 19-Enacting Workman's Compui- sory Corporation law applicable to workman engaged in manual or me chanical labor, in such employments as the legislature may determine to be especially dangerous.
 20-Enacting laws and adopting rules prohibiting the practice of lobby ing on the floor of either house of the legislature, and further regulating the practice of lobbying.
 21-Enacting laws prohibiting the employment of any person not citi- zen or ward of the United States, or who has not declared his intention to become a citizen, upon, or in connec- ton with any state, county, or munich pal works or employment. 22-Prescribing the duties and pow CTS of the State Examiner, fixing the compensation of such state examiner and making an appropriation for such cornpensation and for the expenses of the conduct of such office, and provid- ing for the examination of banks and financial institutions.
 23-Proyiding for the construction. maintenance and improvement of state roads and bridges, the formation of special road districts, and enacting general road legislation, including the regulations of automobiles and other vehicles.
 24-Providing for the care of blind infants.
 25-Providing by law for the estab- lishment and maintenance of a legiSla- tive and reference library, and mak- ing an appropriation therefor. 26-Providing for the employment on the merit system of legislative clerks and employees, by state of ficer or board.
 27-Making provision for the pay ment of the existing deficiency in the state road fund, caused by excess O. expenditure over income during the preceding fiscal year.
 2S-Enacting general revenue law, providing for the assessment of prop erty for purposes of taxation, and the Ievying and collecting of taxes.
 29-Providing for the payment O. expenses of judges of the Superior Court when holding court outside of their counties.
 3o-Providing for the publication of Constitutional amendments, and mak- ing the necessary appropriations there | for.
 31-Making appropriations for the
 
 ments of state, state boards, commits sions, officers, or institutions for ! which sufficient appropriations have not already been made.
 32-Provdfng for ssemi-monthly payment of wages by employers an the prevention of obtaining labor un- ! der false pretenSes.
 33-Prohibiting the keeping, harbor- i ing, or maintaining of women and girls for the purpose of prostitution or other l immoral purpose, and prohibiting any j person from inducing, or attem ptln2 to induce any woman or girl to enter any house of prostitution or any place i for any immoral purpose and provid- | ing for the punishment to violation of such provisions
 1 34-Providing for the protection Of ! fish and game.
 l 35-Providing for the appointment i of state geologist and prescribing 1 his powers and duties and fixing his ! compensation.
 36-Providing for suitable exhibits of the products and resources of Ariz- ona, at the Propositions to be held ar San Francisco and San Diego, Cali | fornia, in 1915.
 l 37-Providing legislation relating to state lands.
 3S-Providing for the printing and publication of the acts of the First | Legislature, and making the necessary appropriation therefor. l 39-Making an appropriation for the payment of the expenses of this special session of the legislature. l And to take such action relative to the subjects hereinbefore referred to as said Legislature may deem wise and eXpedient.
 ] IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the State of Arizona to be affixed.
 i Done at the city of Phoenix, this 21st i day of May, 1912.
 GEO. W. P. HUNT, Governor. i Attest: SIDNEY P OSBORN,