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of laborers, mechanics, or servants for services performed within this State, or for property obtained under false pretenses."
 Bill No. 94. by Mir. Babbitt, "To amend Paragraph 3956, of Title LXIII, Chapter I, ot the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, and Paragraph 526, of Title XIII, of the Penal Code, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901.
 SEC. l. That Paragraph 3956, of Title , LXIII, Chapter I, of Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901. be and the same is here by amended so that it shall read as follows:
 3956. (SEC. 3601.) All roads. streets, alleys and lanes in the State of Arizona which have been located as public high ways, by order of the Board of Super visors, or which have been dedicated to the public use by deed or plat properly executed and recorded in the office of the county recorder wherein such road, street. alley or lane is situated, and all roads, streets, alleys land lanes which have been open to the free and unin- terrupted use of the public for period of five years nr more, are hereby de- clared public highways. A public high way shall be deemed county road when the same shall have been accept ed and designated as a county road by the board of supervisors of the county whrein such high way is located. Neither the county superintendent of roads, the board of supervisors, or any other county official, shall expend any money belonging to any county or road funds on any public highway except such as are county roads.
 Bill No. 1O4, by Mr. J. A. R Irvine, ITO prohibit the owning, keeping, carrying on or main tenance of houses ofprostitutlon within two miles af the corpor ate limits ofincorporated cities "
 SEC. l. It shall be unlawful for any person to own, keep, carry on, or main tain house of prostitution outside of the city limits of any incorporated city Ill the State of Arizona, within a dis Lance of two miles from the corporate limits of any such city.
 | SEC. ?. The general reputa ation of the house and of the persons frequenting i the same shall be competent and prima facie evidence of the character of the house and of the purpose for which it is used.
 SEC. 3. Any person who shall violate the provisions of this Act shall be guilty of misdemeanor and upon con- vItion tn ereof shall be punished by inn prIsonment In the county jail for not less than six months.
 SEC. 4. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after ninety days from the close of the session of the Le gislature enacting It.
 Bill No. 1O5 by, Duncan, "To amend Section 54 ofchapter o1, Session Laws of 1905, con corning Butchers Licenses"
 SEC. l. That Section 54, Chapter 5l, session Laws, 1905, be, and the same Is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 Section 54. The Live Stock Sanitary Board shall granL to eaon and every applicant therefor on the payment oI the fees herein provided for, license to slaughter horned and neat cattle, sheep ana goats as may De Set roI tn Ill sucu application. If the business is to be carried on within, or within four miles of any town of more than five thousand inhabitants. the applicant shall pay the Board sum equal to One Hundred and Fifty ($l5UU0) Dollars per annum for license to operate such business of sIaughterlng, at fixed and definlte slaushterIng pIace; in case the business Is 10 be carried on within, or within four miles of any town or village of not more than three thousand inhabitants and less than five thousand lnha bitants, the applicant shall pay at the rate of One Hundred and Twenty Dollars per aunum for such license; ill case the business is 10 be carried on within, or within four miles of any town or village of over one thousand and less than three thousand inhabitants. the appii cant shall pay at the rate of Ninety Dollars per annum for such license. and in all other cases at the rate of Thirty Dollars per anuum for such 5laughtering licenses, and licenses shall be granted al the said rates for