Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28
RESUME OF WORK
 OF LAST SESSION
The Bills Passed and Those Which Have Thus Far Been Signed
 By the Governor.

thS OHiACu ChaACo ONSA iAilhaIy hS- serves and federal building sites within the State. No. IA, code, registration of vital statistics.
 No. II, code, eminent domain. i No. g, code, special road distriet,- 1 No. 8. code, liens.
 No. 16 code, boards of health
 No. A, Ball, validating the Bh bee high school bonds.
 No. 2, code, fees and salaries of county officers.
 No. 12, code, state officers and their duties.
 No. 72, by Whipple. permitting the county of Greenlee to maintain bridges inside the corporate limits of Clifton.
 No. 5o, code, levy and collection of school taxes.
 No. 64, code, state normal schools.
 No. 4, code, taxation of telephone and telegraph companies.
 The House bills awaiting the gov ernor's signature are:
 No. ?, by the live stock commit tee, raising to S the fee for record ing a brand.
 No. 3l, by land committee, duties of the land commission in selecting school land in granting rights of way over state land and prosecuting trespassers.
 No. g, code, insurance compan- ies.
 No. 6, code, county government, and boundaries. No. 2S, by Kerr, to prevent the spread of Johnson grass and other farm pests.
 No. g, by brennan, applying the Carey act to Arizona and placing Carey act under the supervision of the land commission.
 No. 66, by Linney, for the relief of the sheriff of Santa Cruz county.
 No. l, the penal code.
 No. 73, by Kerr, to permit Yuma county to borrow money from the state treasury to build F1ais and bridges.
 No. g, code, registration of mo tor vehicles and chauffeurs.
 No. 68, by code revision commit tee, empowering county supervisors to pay certain expenses of justice, and constables. . No. 34, code, the alien land law. ! No. 62, by Linney, appropriating S1,000 for an Arizona exhibit at the dry farming congress to be held in l Tusla, Okla, next fall
 No. 6, by code revision commit tee prohibiting the scattering of me dicines or other substances injurious to health about private premises.
 No 60. by Jones, requiring a teacher who receives life certificate to have had fifteen years experience. ten in Arizona, and to pass rigid examination.
 No. 69, by Brooks, for the relief of the State game warden, who has been put to expenses amounting to some $5OO000 in carrying out his duties.
 No. 5, code, state authority over highways, bridges and ferries.
 No. 5l, by Brooks, eight-hour law for women in stores, restaurants and factories.
 No. "A, by code revision commit tee, county aid for volunteer fire companies in unincorporated towns.
 No. AS, code incorporation and dis incorporation of cities.
 No. $, by Brooks, an amendment to the game law prohibiting the sale of game, raising the game warden's salary to S1,80O a year and giving him stenographer at 5000.
 No. B, by public lands committee, further occupancy of school lands by persons who held them under lease at the time Arizona became a state. No. 36. code. practice of pharmacy. Joint resolution No. l, providing for the expenditure of the S6OOO remaining out of the enabling act fund, in having painted the portraits of former governors and in buying new furniture for the legislative chambers.