Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-29
General Election Laws Heads List And Provision for Primaries Comes As
 Of Second Importance.

hght or sewers. or works for stos- ing, supplying or maintaining such water supply, Of for supplying arti- heiaI light or sewers, which are or shall be owned ot controlled by the municipality
 l4 Providing that cities now or hereafter having population of more than $500 may frame and adop, charters for their own government and to extend and define their DOW CTS
 lS. Providing the powers. duties, and jurisdiction of justices of the peace, and judges of juvenile courts
 10. Making provision for the speedy publication of the opinions Of the supreme court.
 l7. Enaeting laws necessary ,o facilitate the operation of the provis- ions of Article ". Subdivision I. Article XXI. and Article VIII of the Consultation, including provision for payment by the public treasury of the reasonable special campaign ex- penses of any officer against whom a recall petition is filed.
 lS Providing the manner in which the receipts and expenditures of the public moneys shall be published.
 10. Enacting a Workman's Com. pulsory Compensation law applicable to workmen engaged in manual or mechanical labor in such employ men,s as the legislature may deter mine io be especially dangerous
 D. Enacting laws and adopting rules prohibiting the practice of lob bying on the floor of either house of the legislature and further regu- la,ing the practice of lobbying.
 2l Enaeiing laws prohibiting the employment of any person not a citizen or ward oi the United States. or who has not declared his intcn- ton to become a citizen, upon. or | in connection with, any state, coun- , ~ or municipal works or employ ment.
 22 Prescribing the duties and powers of the State Examiner. hs ! ing the compensation of such state examiner and making an appropria iion for such compensation and for the expenses of the conduct Of such office and providing for the exam ination of banks and financial n- siitutions
 g Providing for the construction, maintenance and improvement, of state roads and bridges, the forma- ton of special road districts and en- acting general road legislation. in- ciuding the regulations of automo- piles and other vehicles.
 2A Providing for the care of blind infants.
 2s Providing by law for the es- ! tablishment and maintenance of a legislative and reference library, and making an appropriation therefor. 1 28 Providing for the employment on the merit system, of Legislative clerks and einployes, by state oi' hecr or board
 2. Making provision for the pay | ,n,nt nj the existing deficiency inl the state road fund. caused by es- eesses of expenditure, over income during the preceding fiscal year
 2s. Enaeting general revenue law. providing for the assessment of property for purposes of taxa tion. and inc lcvying and collecting of taxes.
 !, p. Providing for the payment oi expenses of judges of the Superior Court when holding court outside oi their counties
 70. Providing for ,he publication of Constitutional amendments. and making th, necessary appropriation therefor
 3I. Making appropriations for inc main,enance and expenses oi depart men,s of state, state boards. commis /, sions. officers or institutions Tor which sufficient appropriations have not already been made.
 g. Providing for a semi monthly payment of wages by employers and the prevention of obtaining labor under false pretenses, a Prohibiting inc keeping. har- boring or maintaining of wonen and girls for the purpose of prostitution or other immoral purpose, and pro hibiiiug any person from inducing or attempting io induce any woman or girl to enter any house Of prosfi'