Holbrook argus., 1912-04-23
In The Legislature

were introduced in the legislature this week:
 Bill No. 69, by Mir Babbitt; ITO provide for the registration of electors in incorporated towns" As follows:
 SEo l. The common council of every incorporated town shall, prior to any general election to be held in and for such town. and may, prior to any special election to be held in and for such town, by ordinance, require re- gistration of the voters of such town. Such registration shall be made anew every two years and shall begin not more than sixty nor less than twenty days before the regular municipal cleo tion in such town. Such registration shall show:
 l. The name in full of each registered
 voter.
 ?. His age at the next ensuing cleo
 tion, emitting fractions of years.
 3. Place of nativity.
 4. His place of nativity.
 5. If not a native of the United States,
 the time and place of naturaliza-
 tion.
 G. Whether or not on the tax roll of
 such town.
 z. Date of entry on the register of
 such town, and each name must be
 numbered in the order of this entry.
 SEC. 2 The town clerk of every such town shall keep a great register of the voters in and for such town which shall be open to the inspection of all persons, and such clerk shall be the registering officer in and for such town, but he may with the consent of the common council of such town, appoint one or more quail fled electors in any such town as regist- ering officers.
 SEC. 3. Before anyone applying for registration in any such town can be registered he must make an affidavit before the registering officer, which affidavit must be In writing and signed and sworn to before such registering officer, wherein must be stated and shown each and every fact necessary to entitle such per son to be registered in- cluding the fact that he will be qua flied elector at the next ensuing cleo tion in and for such town and also tn, facts required to be stated on such great register except the date and number. And no person shall be registered who not being prevented by physical dis ability from so doing is unable to read the Constitution of the United States in such language in such manner as to show he is neither promted Aecit- ing from memory or who is unable to write his name.
 SEC. 4. No person shall be permitted to vote at any election in and for any such town unless hIs name shall be en- rolled on the great register of such town and he shall in all other respects be legally qualified to vote at such election. Every person attempting to vote at any such election contrary to the provisions of this section shall be guilty of mlsdemeanor
 SEC. 5. No registering officer of any such town shall place any name upon the great register of such town after the eleventh day before an election.
 Bill No. 33, by Mr. J. Tom Lewis, Creating and defining an offense as misdemeanor, for all persons engaged in the trade ot barberlng, or so engaged In sucn trade on Sunday, and prescrib- ing punishment thereof" As fol lows:
 SEC. It shall be a misdemeanor for any person to carry on the business oi barber or barberIng, or to work at the trade of barber or barbering, as such, on Sunday, ill any incorporated city or town in the State of Arizona.
 SEC. Z Any one found guilty of vlo lating the first (above) section of this Act, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars (S25.0o) nor more than fifty dollars (S5000) or imprisoned in the county jail, not less than five or more thaI twenty-five days, or both, in the discre ton of the court.
 Bill No. 98, w. E. Brooks, ]. T. Lewis aud John w. Murphy "To amend Section 19 of Act 7S of the Twenty-fourth Legislative Assembly of the Territory O Arizona. As follows:
 SEC 1. That Section l9 of Act 79 O the Twenty-fourth Legislative Assemb lv of the Territory Of Arizona is amen