Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-04-17
A Proclamation by the Governor of Arizona, G w. ?. Hunt
of uniformity in legislation.

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 penses of the members of the State Land Commission, and for the salaries | and expenses of the chief clerk and
 other clerks and assistants of said commission, and the offices expenses of said commission, from March 15. 1913, until the close of the next regu-
 lar session of the legislature. '. To vest in the state authorities
 the charge of the state lands, with power to prosecute and defend actions and proceedings respecting such lands and to provide for the service of sum | mons and notices in any such actions or proceedings.
 8. To authorize the granting = rights-of-way over, and reservoir and other sites upon the state lands, and to make rules and regulations respect ing such rights-of-way and sites. g. To authorize the relinquish- ment of the states claim to certain school lands in national forests, and to select other lands in lieu thereof
 10. To authorize the prosecution of civil and criminal actions for tres pass upon state lands and schoo' lands
 11.-To enact law providing that
 passengers transported by common carriers within the State of Arizona shall pay a fare not to exceed three cents a mile, and prohibiting any com mon carrier or public service cor,0fa ton from collecting more than three cents a mile from any passenger patronizing it's lines, unless exempted by the Corporation Commission
 12. To adopt resolution ordering the State Examiner of Arizona 10 ex- anime the accounts kept by he 1nan- agement of the State Prison; 70 mako report of his findings to the lcgisla ture together with any recommen1a tions which he may deem advisabl7 For adoption.
  moneys for construction and improve ments of highways; and 10 enact 9 law providing for the employment O convicts on public works for ! mod crate individual compensation that may be used by the prisoners fer tF support of their families, or for SC curing to themselves a fo, hold i' the world after their release.
 IA. To accept in behalf of tho statf and prescribe the use of any fun or funds that may have been nppro priated for the State of Arlzora D! the United States governnenr.
 15. To enact a law aath ',.zine making appropriations end proNldirf means for the requirement. and e1nit :Lent by the State Prison of trac, of land to be used as a farm anf to be titled and developed by the in mates for supplying produce for pris on consumption.
 16. To enact law ceding to tho United States all jurisdiction over the military reservation of Fort Apache in Navajo county; Fort Huachuca IT | Cochise county; Whipple Barracks and Whipple Barracks Target Range in Yavapai county.
 F. To enact a law authorizing the | proper officials of Maricopa county | Arizona. to undertake and make ex penditures for the construction of bridge within the corporate limits c1 Wickenburg, Arizona.
 IS. To enact a law providing for the direct election of United States sena tors by the people of Arizona, in con formity with the provisions of th< seventeenth amendment of the Con stitution of the Unitel States, as re gently ratified by thirty-six states O the Union.
 19. To enact a law authorizing ano providing for the establishing ano of municipal abattoirs.
 20. To provide for the compilation 1 indexing and publication of the laws of the State of Arizona.
 21. To prescribe the powers ano duties of state officers, the number or legislative officers, and their powers and duties, and the manner Of con testing the election of members of the legislature.
 p. To revise and amend the laws relating to the creation of cities and towns, the powers of cities and towns, and the manner of making public r provements therein, and to prescribe limits of indebtedness.
 23. To revise and amend the laws relating to the formation of domestic corporations, the regulation of for eign and domestic corporations, ana the regulation of public service cor porations.
 24 To revise and amend the laws relating to the adoption of children.
 25. To revise and amend the laws relating to the descent and distrlou- | tion of the estates of deceased per