The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1915-02-13
LAWMAKERS
in SESSION
BRIEF RESUME OF SOME OF THE
ENAcTMENTs PROPOSED BY
BOTH HOUSES OF THE STATE
LEGISLATURE.

house bill No. q, repeating the sub
stitute for senate bill No. "a and
school census act was indefinitely
postponed.
House bill No 80 relating to ex-
emption from taxation of property be-
longing to Y. M. G. AS and other or
CARNATIONS, providing the buildings
are not used for profit, was imdefi-
nitely postponed.
House bill No. AZ provides that
personal actions may be begun with
in five years of the date upon which
the action accrued.
No. 43 provides that a Judgment
may be renewed at amy time within
ten years. These measures were in
troduced Thursday by Orthel of Ya-
Vapai.
House bill No. "A, introduced by
Sheldon of Pima was referred to the
education committee. This bill au-
thorizes the mining department of
the university of Arizona to make
assays of ores from Arizona mines.
No. 46 is the offer of S. F. Lanford
Greenlee, and provides that in order
50 effect a legal sale of stocks or
commodities in bulk, notice of i'm
tention shall be published in a daily
newspaper printed in the county near
est the place where the vendor con-
ducts his business. If there is no
daily available a weekly publication
may be used.
No. A. introduced by J. F. McClains
Of Maricopa, gives a formal name
to the Tempe Normal school. If
the bill becomes a law the school will
be known as the Estate Normal Col
lege of Arizona" The measure also
provides for an extension of the
course, adding somewhat to its COM
prehenslVeness and creates an annual
$3.50 scholarship for each high school
in Arizona maintaining a full four
years course. The scholarships to
be awarded by competitive examina-
tion.
No. 48, also introduced by Nc
Claim, relates to the construction of
water works and lighting
plants in cities and towns and pro-
yiding the method of assessing the
cost thereof against the property ben
Gifted and the issuance of bonds to
represent such assessment.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
House bill No. 41-Orthel, Yava-
PAL, providing for the garnishment
and collection of moneys owing a
Judgment debtor from any county,
state, or other municipal or public
corporations.
House bill No. 42-Orthel, Yava-
pai, providing that suit in personal
actions must be commenced and pros
ecUted within five years after the
cause of action shall have accrued.
House bill No 43-Orthel, Yava-
pai, providing that judgment may be
renewed by action in any court of
competent jurisdiction at any time
within ten years after the date of
such Judgment.
House bill No. 44--Reed, Pima, au-
thorizing the mining department of
the University of Arizona to make
assays of ores taken from deposits
of mines within the state Of Arizona,
and providing the price to be charg-
ed for such service.
Four new bills were introduced i'm
the house. No. As by w. P. Mahoney
Of Mohave provides that in counties
Of the thirteenth class the board of
supervisors may appoint clerk at
a salary of 500 per month.
Senate bills Nos. "A and As, intro
duced by Senator Munds of Yava-
pai These measures fix the age
at which marriage may be legally
contracted at 16 and Is years, res
pectively, and provide that a mar
riage under duress shall react felon
iously upon the 'duresser." 1t also
makes it a felony for a superimten
dent, tutor, teacher or instructor in
a public institution to infract the
moral and statutory law. The bill
also practically applies the Mann act
tC intra state commerce.
Senator Bacon, Gila, introduced
senate bill No. 46 requiring registra-
tiOn of vital statistics.
Senate bill No Al, introduced by
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