Arizona republican., 1915-06-22

tlon l4 of the substitute house bill relating to the selection of lands on the application of individuals.
 The second most important amend ment made by the senate and over which a conflict was expected was that changing the manner of consti- tuting boards of appraisers The house bill provided that there should be two sets of appraisers. one for the appraisement of lands on which there were Improvements. to consist or three members. two appointed by the commissioner and the other bv the board of supervisors of the coun- ty in which the land should be sftu ated: q board for the appraisement of the improvements to consist of one member appointed by the commits sioner. one by the board of super visors and the third. to be chosen by these two
 This compromise was reached by the conferees:
 Appraisements of state lands and improvements, for which the owner i7 entitled to reimbursement, shall be made by three appraisers: the com missioner shall appoint one appraiser; the board of supervisors of the coun- ty in which such lands to be ap- praised is situated. shall appoint one appraiser. who shall be a taxpayer of said county: and the governor shall appoint the third appraiser. Said ap- praisers while so employed shall each be paid five dollars per day and ex- penses while engaged in the perform ance of their duty: all the expenses of the appraisement shall be paid out of the state land administration fund.
 Other important points of differ ence were agreed upon by the con ferees as follows:
 Appraisements shall be made only by order of the commissioner. When ever the commissioner desires an appraisement to he made. he shall transmit to the state appraisers and board of supervisors of the county in which the property to be appraised is situated, written notice contain ing the description of the lands to be appraised and the names and ad- dl esses of the applicant to purchase Or lease, if any. and the owner of the Improvements thereon. if any, and stating whether the land is to be appraised for sale or for a lease. If said appraisement is for leased state lands. containing i'm provements for which the lessee is entitled to reimbursement. notice shall likewise be given for the appraise ment of the Improvements. and shall state that the appraisers shall sep arately appraise the improvements on sad lands. The commissioner shall transmit with said notice such in formation concerning said land. and the improvements thereon, if any. as may be found in the records of his office.
 7 The senate recedes from it's amendments to section 21. and the house and senate both agree to the adoption of new section as fol- lows:
 Sec. 21 Appraisements: Upon the receipt of notice from the com missioner to appraise any land or the improvements thereon, or connected herewith, the board of supervisors shall select the county appraiser and shall fix a convenient date when the appraisers will go upon the land and make the appraisement thereof and shall give not less than ten days no- tice by registered mail to the owner of the improvements on the land. if any. and mail a rotice of it's action to the commissioner and to the state appraisers. The appraisers shall re- pair to the land and make an exami- nation thereof and shall appraise said land at it's true value. If an ap- praisement is also t. be made of the improvements on said land, the board