Arizona republican., 1912-05-22
THIRTY NINE INDICTMENTS
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the maintenance and support of such l institution. and making such appro- priaton as may be necessary. 10. Providing for the regulation of foreign and domestic corporations II. Providing. by general laws. for 1 the incorporation, and organization 1 of cities and towns and for the classi- | ficatiOn of such cities and towns in 1 proportion to population. r. The ratification of the pro- 1 posed amendment to the constitution l of the United States. providing for 1 direct election of United States sen i ltOrs
 1 13 The adoption and submission
 to the vote of the people of an
 amendment to section of article | TX of the constitution, authorizing 1 cities or towns to contract indebted ness in excess of nine per centun 1 of the taxable property. for the pur-
 pose of supplying water, artificial 1 light or sewers, or works for storing
 supplying or maintaining such water
 supply or for supplying artificial light or sewers, which afe or shll
 be owner or controlled by the mum
 icipalty.
 II. Providing that cities now or
 hereafter having population of
 more than $500 may frame and
 adopt charters for their own govern ment aud to extend and define their powers.
 15 Providing the powers, duties
 and jurisdiction of justices of the
 peace, and judges of juvenile courts l6. Making provision for the 1 SDpptlN nm blir1tion of hp opjuiaDG nf
 the supreme court.
 11. EnactinE laws necessary to
 facilitate the operation of the pro
 visions of article ", subdivision l,
 article XXI, and article VIII of the
 constitution, including provision for
 payment by the public treasury of , the reasonable special campaign cN- pcnscs of any officer against whom
 a recall petition is filed. IS. Providing the manner in which the receipts and expenditures of the
 public moneys shall be published 19 EnactinG WorlImcn's com pusory compensation law applicable . to workmen engaged in manual or ] mechanical labor in such employ
 ments as the lcgisl3tur" may deter
 mine to be especially dangerous
 20 Enacting laws and adopting
 rules prohibiting the practice of lob . bying on the floor of either house . of the legislature and further regu- | lating the practice If lobbying. z 21. EnactnG laws prohibiting tho : employment of any person not a cit Y izeIt or ward of the United States r or who has not declared his intcn- r tion to become citizen, upon, or il = connection with, any state, county - or municipal works or employment. r 22 Prescribing the duties anC s. powers of the state examiner fixing : the compensation of such state cX- s aminer and making an appropriation ], for such compensation and for th, t expense of the conduct of such of r flee, and providing for the eXarnina- e ton of banks and financial insti- t tutions.
 . % Providing for the construction !, maintenance and improvement o- y state roads and bridges, the formation e of special road districts enactng gen s cral road legislation including tho $ regulations of automobiles and other ' vehicles.
 24 Providing for the care of blinc
 infants.
 2J. Providing by Law for thu is establishment and maintenance of . e legislative reference library. anC l. making an appropriation therefor.
 PC Providing for the employmen on the merit system, of Legislative clerks and employees, by state of
 ficer or board,
 2. Making provision for the pay a ment of the existing deficiency il II bJ- ! excess of expenditure over income S during the preceding fiscal year & 28 Enacting q general revenue # law. providing for the assessment o property for purposes of taxation, anC T the levying and collecting of taxes.
 20 Providing for the payment o Il expenses of judges of the superior court when holding court outside ol Il their counties.
 30 Providing for the publication H of constitutional amendments. anc @ making the necessary appropriation therefor
 31. Making appropriations for the H mainteance and expenses of depart I ments of state. state boards, com # missions. officers or institutions fol a which sufficient appropriations hay, S not already been made.
 32. Providing for q semi monthly & payment of wages by employers ant T the prevention of obtaining labor un- 8 der false prctcnscs. and providing % penalties for the violation of sucl
 provisions.
 B. Prohibiting the keeping, har- T boring or maintaining of women anC 8 girls for the purpose of prostitution T or other immoral purpose, and pro # hibiting any person from inducing
 or attempting to induce any woman
 or girl to enter any house of prosti-
 tuition or any place for any immora & purpose and providing for the pun & ishment for violation of such pro # visions,
 & 34 Providing for the protection of fisl
 and game.
 N 35 Providing for the appointment o
 state geologst, and prescribing hi
 powers and duties and fixing hi 8 compensation
 2 36 Providing for suitable exhibit H of the products and resources of Ari
 zona at the expositiOns to be held a E San Francisco and San Diego, Cali Fl fornia, in 1915.
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