Holbrook argus., 1912-05-21
In the Legislature

 ture this week as follows:
 Bill No. 13S, by Mr. A. c. Cur " ITO amend Paragraph 42O9 (Sec, 1.), 421O (Sec g. ), and 4211 (Sec. {. of Title LXXIV of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and the Acts amendatory thereof"
 4209 (Sec l. Each Board of Super visors in this State shall pay as awards for the destruction of wild animals ill their counties as follows: Lobos or tim Der wolves, mountain lions, panthers and bears, Ten (S10.00J Dollars each; and may pay for the destruction of the following Wild anIInals III their cuu .Itles as follows: RacOons, twenty-five ($0.25) Cents each; lynx and wild cats, One l$L00) Dollar each; and jack rabbits, gophers and prairie dogs, Five ($0O5J Gents.
 SEC. 2. That Paragraph 4210 (Sec. 2 of Title LXXIV of the Revised Statutes of Arlzoua, 1901, be, and the same is hereby amended so that the said Para graph shall read as follows:
 4210 (Sec. 2., The persons who shall kill any of the above named animals ln order tn receive the reward mentioned in the proceeding paragraph, shall pro duce the entire hIde of such animal, except jack rabbit, the ears of which shall be su nclenJ, before the Board ot supervisors in and for the county in which such animal was kiIIed
 SEC. 3. That Paragraph 42I1 Sec. 3 of Title LXXIV of the Revised Statutes of Arlzona, 1901, be. and the same is hereby amended so that the said Para graph shall read as follows:
 4211. Sec. 3:) When the hide of any l animal above mentioned IS produced IL snail be the duty of the Board of Super visors to mark or mutilate sald hide ill such manner that the bounty cannot again be collected on the same; said marking or mutilating to be done in a way which will injure as little as poss iole the commercial value of said hide, which will then become the property of the county in which the bounty is paid. It shall be the duty of the Board oi Supervisors to diligently examine such person and such other witnesses as sucn 6oard of Supervisors may deem pr roper, on oath or affirmation, touching th, time when and the place where sucb animal was taken and killed, by the person producing the hide thereof witk m the limits of the county in which such Hoard of Supervisors shall have jurisdiction and the affidavit of at least one person other than the claim ant and in the county, and the date that he saw it, with the description of the animal. Such affidavit may be made before any Justice of the Peace or Notary Public within the county where the animal was killed, and the Justice of the Peace or Notary Public shall also certify tc the facts on the back of the affidavit oi the claimant
 hCEO 1s All dSlS dDu parts Ol dClS III conflict with this Act are hereby re pealed.
 SEC. 5. This Act shall take effect and oe i'll force ninety (90) days after the close of this session of the Legislature
 Bill No. 166, by Mir. Frank Crofoot, Providing for gener- al election for a Representative ln Congress, State, county and precinct officers in the State ot Arizona in the year nineteen hundred and twelve.
 SEC. 1. That a general election fol the purpose of electing a Represents tive in Congress and all State, county and precinct officers ip the State oi Arizona shall be held on the first Tues day after the first Monday in the montl of November, nineteen hundred anG twelve.
 SEC. ?. Such election shall be helt under the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and amend ments thereto, relating the elections subject to the provisions hereof.
 SEC. B. Upon the completion of tht canvass of the returns by the Board O Supervisors in each county, such board shall make out in duplicate complet, statement of the votes cast for all can didates for State officers. including Judges of the Superior Courts in eacl county, and Representatives in Con gress, within five days thereafter anC shall forward such duplicate statement, to the Secretary of the State. On thu first Monday in Decemhar. 1912 th.