The Parker post., 1915-06-05
SECOND EXTRA
SESSION is CALLED
OF the List Of Subjects Presented, Land Legis-
lation is Foremost abolition of Capital
Punishment Recommended.

thOrizing the introduction into this
state of pure grain alcohol for scien-
| tlf4c purposes, and for the compound
| lrg Of medicine and medicinal prep
aratiOns, under such restrictions as
may be deemed advisable making
! also such statutory provisions as viii
facilitate the enforcmeent of the con-
stirutional amendment relating to
prohibition.
4. To enact measure creating thS
office of Land Commissioner provid-
itng also for the establishment, main
tenance and operation of a Labor
Commissioners office with necessary
assistants to suitably carry on the
work and discharge the duties
thereof.
5. To enact into law a measure
providing for the establishment,
maintenance and operation of home
dn0 hospital for disabled, decrepit or
needy miners.
6. To consider the question of re-
pc eallng the act passed at the regular
session, relating tC the semi-annual
payment of taxes, or of postponing
Fl tim of taking effect of such
law
Z. To consider the question of
abolishing capital punishment and
enacting in lieu thereof a law i'm
posing life imprisonment for the
crime OF murder where no extenuat-
+ng circumstances exist.
8. To consider the question of
amending Paragraph 542 Chapter
XIV, Title {, and Paragraph 615,
Chapter XXI, Title 6, of the Re
vised Statutes of Arizona, 1913, Civil
Code, SC as to provide, in the first
Instance, that questions of fact shall
be submitted to the jury at the re-
quest of either party, and that ques-
lnitted may be determined by the
court; providing, in the second in
stance, that when a party upon
whom service shall have been made
as provided fails to object to the
Sufficiency and correctness of the
bill of exceptions, statement of facts,
or reporters transcripts, the same
shall be deemed correct and suffi-
cient, and shall thereupon become a
part of the record of the case, and
shall beconsidered as though the
same had been certified by the trial
Judge; to amend said Paragraphs 542
and 615, if deemed advisable.
9. To consider the question of
providing that the judge of the su-
perior court of any county may hold
court in another county at the re-
quest of the Judge of the superior
court Of the latter county, and that
each of such judges may hold court
separately at the same time and hear
and detremlne cases and conduct any
business coming before such court
and to so provide, if deemed advis-
able
10. To enact into law a measure
making an appropriation of money
for the payment of the salaries of
the State Land Commission, during
the period from March 18th, 1915, to
July 1st, 1915.
II. To make legislative provision
for the expenses OF elective county
officials in counties of the second
class.
IL. To consider the question OF
enacting a county division law.
13. To enact into law a measure
making an appropriation of money to
pay the salaries of the chief clerk,
assistant clerk, and all other stem
OgrapherS or clerical assistants in
the Incorporating department of the
Corporation Commission of the State
of Arizona, during the years ending
June Both, 1916, and June Goth, 1917,
respectively.
IA. To enact into law a measure
making an appropriation of money to
pay the salaries of stenographers en-
ployed by the secretary of state dur
ing the years ending June Goth, 1916,
and June 30th, 1917, respectively.
10. To fix the rates Of taxes to
be levied for the fiscal years ending
June 30th, 1916, and June Both 1917,
to defray the necessary ordinary ex-
penses of the state during each of