Mohave County miner., 1915-04-03
New Laws
 For Arizona
Some Good and Some Bad Laws Read Into the
 Statute Books

ldtuic. CilHCI dppIONcu Uy IlS SoN- ernor or permitted by him to become laws without his signature:
 Section 5302, Title 53, of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913, Civil Code, Relating to Trustees of Government Townsites, the Settlement of Accounts to Such Trustees and Payment by them of Funds in their Hands as Such Town site Trustees to the Corporation or Persons Entitled thereto. Emergency Approved March 22, 1915
 Chapter 1. H. B.---An Act making an appropriation for the current and contingent expenses of carrying on and conducting and defraying the expenses of the State Legislature of the State of Arizona for the session of 1915. Emergency, approved January IA, 1915.
 2. s. B. 1---An Act extending the time for the payment of the State Coun- ty and School Taxes assessed for the year 1914, and remitting penalties and fines for nOn-payment of the same. Emergency, approved January 29, 1915.
 8. s. B. 17.---An Act providing for an appropriation to pay the deficit of the Arizona State Fair for the fiscal year 1914 and 1915. Emergency, approved February 8, 1915.
 4. s. B. 5.---An Act to amend Par agraph 237, of Chapter XXVII, title l, of the revised statutes of Arizona, 1913, civil code, pertaining to provisions common to all officers. Approved February 12, 1915.
 5. H. B. An Act to provide for the changing of county seats and the proceedings thereof, and for elections to determine such change. Emergency. Became law without the governors signature, February 23, 1915.
 6. H. B. 23.---An Act to amend Par agraph 3234, Chapter 22, title XIV, re- vised statutes of Arizona. 1913, civil code, entitled "fees and salaries of county and other officers" Emergency. Became law without governors sigma ture, February 23, 1915.
 T. H. B. 1S.---An Act providing for the appointment of assistant clerks of the boards of supervisors in counties of the fourth class. Emergency. Became law without the governors signature. February 23, 1915.
 8. II. B. S7.---An Act to establish fish-hatching and fish cultural stations in Arizona. Approved February 24, 1915,
 9. s. B. 46.---An Act to amend Par agraph 4408 of the revised statutes of Arizona, 1913, civil code, relating to registration of all births and deaths in the State of Arizona. Approued February 26, 1915.
 10. 5. B. 36.---An Act to amend Paragraph 376S of Chapter of title 30 of the revised statutes of Arizona, 1918, evil code, entitled Hive stock" Approved February 26, 1915.
 l.. H. B. 36.---An Act to amend Par" tph 2729, Chapter VIII, title Il, revls, u statutes of Arizona, 1913 civil cod,, ,roviding for hours of opening and closing the polls at school elections. Approved February 26, 1915.
 l.. ,. B. 20.---An Act to amend Paragraph 3335, Chapter 1, title 22 re- vsea statutes of Arizona. 1913, civil code, lating to referendum petitions az. inst ordinances, franchises or resolu- tio in cities and towns. Emergency, ap roved March l, 1915.
 13. s. B. 30.---An Act to amend Par agrc pin 3299, Chapter II, title 1913, il le, relating to salaries of county O CT in counties of the twelfth class. fm,r ,ncy, became law without gov e.,s signature, March 1, 1915.
 l4. B. 31.---An Act providing for t siu king of an experimental artesian wel ,r water in Hualpai Valley, Mohave County, Arizona, for the encouragement of agriculture in the arii ctions of the state. Approved March ?, 1915.
 F. :. B. H.-An Act to amend Par acraTh 1854 of the revised statutes of