Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-12
ALL ELIGIBLE FOR
 MILITARY SERVICE
 WILL BE ENROLLED
County Assessor Is Requested By Governor To Gather Names of Males Qualified For Military Duty.

E. A. Hughes, county assessor, is in receipt of a letter from Governor Thomas E. Campbell asking that he take an enrolment of all those in the county eligible for membership in the state militia. The object of the en- rollment is to secure enough men to fill out the war strength of the First Arizona Infantry.
 All men between the ages of IS and 45 are eligible, under the constitution and laws of Arizona. There are some exemptions, but they are few. The county assessors will take the enroll ments and these, in turn, will be sent into the governor who is commander in-chief of the state militia.
 No Money Handy
 It is not known how Assessor Hughes will go about securing the en- rollment in Cochise county. There is no provision in the laws for the ey- penditure of money in securing the enrolment and it is probable that it will be made on voluntary basis.
 The instructions, placed in the hands of Hughes, are as follows:
 Separate lists will be made for mar ried men and single men.
 Enrolment will be made commenc- ing with number one in each class and continuing till the total enroll ment is completed in each class, so that the total of each roll will be the total of the married men and to to- tai of the single men in each county. After the name of each man whose exemption is allowed will be written the word exempt" in the space al lowed for residence" but complete information will be given; also the surname will be written first and the Christian name last in all cases. Exemption List The enrolment will be made of all residents between the ages of IS and 45 excepting those exempted by law and non-citiZens who have not taken out their first papers. In addition to the entries on the enrolment list the name of those whose exemption is al Rwed will be entered on the "exemp- tion list" giving the same number as is given on the enrolment list and showing whether the man is married or single and the cause of exemp- tion.
 The assessor will satisfy himself that the reasons given for exemption are sufficient and in case physical dis ability is claimed that is not appar- ent the man should be examined phy- sically by the county physician and @ certificate furnished.
 The following are penalties provid- ed in the Civil Code, Revised Stat utes of Arizona, 1913, in paragraphs 3S91 and 1892:
 State Laws
 3S91. Any person knowingly and wilfully refusing information or giv- ing false information to an assessor or other authorized person making the enrolment, respecting the name. age, residence. occupation. military service. physical or mental condition or other proper subject of inquiry. of himself or of any person within his knowledge liable to be enrolled. shall for each concealment, refusal, or giv- ing of false information, be guilty of misdemeanor The assessor. Or oth- CT officer. making the enrolment shall within ten days ater the date of de Ilivering the military roll to the clerk of the Superior Court. report all per sons violating this section to the ad- iutant general.
 5S9:. If any assessor wilfully. re- ] fuses or neglects to perform any