Arizona republican., 1917-03-22

entitled; IAN act to promote reclama-
ton of arid lands" approved August
II. 1916. and To define the rights of
entrymen within irrigation district
boundaries; and to authorize the or
ganization of irrigation districts under
the laws of the state for the purpose
of cooperation with the United States
under federal reclamation laws for the
purchase of a water supply, or for the
construction, operation or maintenance
of works including drainage works, or
for the assumption by the district of
Indebtedness to the United States on
account of district lands, and to pro-
vide the method of contracting to such
end and the manner and method of
payments TO the United States under
such contract. and for the apportion-
ment of assessments and levy thereof
upon the lands of the district to secure
revenue for such payments; and to
provide for the judicial review and de-
termination of the validity of the pro-
ceedings in connection with such or
ganization and contract Approved
March Sth. 1917.
5. B. Gan act to provide for the
regulation, supervision and control of
the business of buying and selling Sc
entities and commodities by brokers on
or through exchanges or boards of
trade or other public markets; to pro-
vide for the licensing of brokers; to de-
fine and prohibit bucketing: and fin
ing penalties. Approved March Sth,
1917.
Fl. B. 175-An act providing for the
creation of county highway commits
sions, and prescribing the powers and
duties of such commissions. Approved
March Sth, 1917
80. II. B. 105-An act providing for
the purchase and restoration of the old
gubernatorial mansion at Prescott, Ari-
IONA, providing for the care thereof in
perpetuity. and providing for an APP
preparation therefor. Approved March
IS, 1917.
H. B. l29-An act to provide for the
relief of Pinal Lumber and Hardware
company, and making an appropriation
therefor. Approved March s. 1917.
Sub. s. 3. 72-An act to amend sec
tione nineteen hundred sixty one and
nineteen hundred siXty-two of the Re
yised Statutes of nineteen hundred and
thirteen, being sections nine and ten of
the Improvement act of nineteen hun
bred ard twelve sa os to provide that the
legislative body may prescribe the form
of contract and rules and regulations
for the superintendent of the work by
the superintendent of streets to extend
the scope of the bond filed for the ben
eft of persons furnishing materials or
property or labor and services to eX-
tend the time in which claims may be
filed and suit may be brought on such
bonds, and authorizing the legislative
body to require new bonds in case these
accepted by the superintendent of
streets are unsatisfactory. Approved
March 8, 1917
S. +. 93-An act to provide for de-
ficiencY IN amount of an appropriation
made for the purpose of building and
equipping female ward building at
state asylum for the insane by apDro-
pfiation made for the purpose of build
ing and equlpplng female ward build
ing at state asylum for the insane by
appfopriating so much as may be nee
eSsary of the sum of three thousand
dollars to complete that purpose. With
an emergency declared. Approved
March 8, 1917.
H. =. 192-An act to make an APP
preparation of two hundred dollars for
the purpose of securing the painting
of portraits of certain legislative of
ficials. Approved March s. 1911.
S. 3. 64-An act TO revise the revenue
laws of this state relative to the as
sessment, levy, equalization and collec-
ton of taxes and to provide for one
assessment of property for the purpose
OF state, county, city and Incorporated
towns; to provide for the assessment
for state, county, city and Incorporated
town taxes by county assessors. and
for the equalization thereof by the
county board Of supervisors; to provide
for the collection of state county city
and Incorporated town taxes by the
county treasurer, to provide a method
of accounting by the county treasurer
and the officers of various cities and
Incorporated towns as to city and town
taxes: to abolish the office OF city and
town assessors and of ex-officio city
and town tax collectors and boards Of
equalization in cities and towns of this
state; to repeal paragraphs 1851 to
1865, Inclusive, of the Revised Stat
utes of Arizona, 1913, Civil Code; and
to repeal all acts and parts of acts in
consistent with the provisions of this
act Approved March 8. 1917.
H. B. Am act to provide for a
minimum wage for women and fixing
PENALTY for violation thereof Approved
March S, 1917.
Il; Z: I9.-An act to amend para