Holbrook argus., 1912-05-21


 SEC. 4. The provisions relating to con- tested elections shall apply to all coun- ty officers as provided in the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and amend ments thereto. Contests of State offices shall be heard by the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona. which is hereby given jurisdiction to hear and deter mine such questions and contests; and contests for the office of members of the State House of Representatives shall be heard and determined by the said House of Representatives and contests for the office of State Senator shall be heard and determined by the State Senate.
 SEC. 5. The qualifications of electors shall be as provided for by the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and amend ments thereto.
 SEC 6 All acts or parts of acts in con- flict with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
 SEC. z. This Act shall take effect and Ue in force from and after ninety days after the close of the Legislature.
 Bill No. 172, by Mr.. A. R. Irvine, "To provide for the regu- lation, control, prohibition, or suppression of houses of prosti- tuition in incorporated cities and towns"
 SEC. 1. That in addition to the powers already vested in cities in this State by their respective charters, and the gen. eral laws of this State, cities and com mon councils or other legislative or the following exclusive powers:
 To regulate, control, prohibit or sup press houses of ill fame.
 SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after ninety days after the adjournment and close of this session of the Legislature.
 Bill No. 165, by MT. Kirke T. Moore, Providing for a penalty for the abandonment by a hus- band of his wife or family"
 SEC. l. Any person who abandons his wife or family, leaving her to them without sufficient means of support, or who, being able to work, fails to pro- vide for the support of his wife or family, as far as his ability extends and thereby leaves her or them des. tltute, shall be demeed guilty of mis iemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined any sum not exceeding three hundred dollars or be 1mprlson ed in the county jail for a perlod mol exceeding six months.
 SEC. 2. All acts and parts of acts 1T conflict with this Act are hereby re pealed.
 Bill No. 163, by Mir. Kirke T Moore. Relating the garnish ments and attachments issued ny justices ot the peace against the wages Ot an employee.
 SEC. 1. No garnishmeut or attach ment shall beissued against the wages O 4I employee in an action before jus tice of the peace except in suit brough In the justice precint where the defend ant resides, and no charge of venue -hall be granted in such action agains the defendand except because of bia: or prejudice of such justice or of tht community, and then upon the order O such justice of the peace made upor hearing had upon such application
 SEC. ?. All acts and parts of acts 1T conflict with this Act are hereby re pealed.
 SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect ant be in force ninety days from and afte the close of this session of the Legisla ture.
 Bill No. 154, by Mr. F O. Mat tox. Cutting and taking iron Navajo County Certain Terri tory, and Adding the same tc Coconino County, and establish ing the West and the Eas Boundary Lines respectively o said Counties"
 SEC. 1. That all that part of Navaj County, in the State of Arizona, lying being and and situated West of tn East line of Range l7, East of the Gill and Salt River Base and Meridian, il Arizona, and West of the prolongatioI of said East line of Range 17, both Nortl and South to the full 1enght, North ant South, of said Navajo County, and ad ded to, and made part. and to be