Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-23
MANY BILLS SIGNED
 BY TOM CAMPBELL : AND BECOME LAW
Governor Causes Many Bills, Passed by the Legislature to Go Into Effect! Several are Also Vetoed by Executive.

Also Vetoed by Executive.
 Governor Campbell Tuesday night completed affixing his signature to bills passed by the recent legislature and a big batch of them were handed 10 otate Secretary Osborn. The gov. ernor aid not sign every one OI the Dlils ana Tn some cases approved only part Of the measure.
 Several sections of house Dill No. l7o, the = general appIoprIauon Dill, wnIch mas Iour SUBDIVISIONS and three sections. were vetoed: Because Ine board or control was aOonsned Dy Dui IIo, Governor CampDen veUoeu SUD- divisions zo-5l inclusive. Secuon 32, renet or heirs of Leo Cloud was vetoed | by the governor because ne considered Il unconstitutional. Cloud was electro culed at the ArIZona university. Sec uon 43, providing that the profits oI the experimental farms De paId into the general fund, was vetoed because house bill 193 makes the same pro vision. There was a discrepancy in section 49 which provides expenses for a delegate to attend conference for uniformity in state legislation and this section was also vetoed by the governor
 The following bills were turned over to the secretary of the state: House bill 3S--Amending 249S, chap ter 4. title 10. code of 1913, relating to expenditures by boards of super visors.
 House bill 17-Proyiding for the building of bridge over the Gila in Greenlee county. Appropriates $30,- 600.
 House bill 1S4-Amends section A. paragraph 50-57, under subject R.
 House bill 124-Amends section 4, of an act to provide for the welfare of the people of Arizona, to develop the resources of the state, to abolish the contract system on all state con tracts, for state printing plant ana state banking system. A referendum to be submitted at the next general election.
 House bill 116-Relief and reim- -bursement of stockmen of Navajo and Apache counties whose horses had borin and were killed by state and federal order
 House bill 11S-To provide Albert Steinfeld & company of Tucson. with s69.25 for supplies furnished at Fort Grant.
 House bill 104-Relief for Mrs. J. w. Henderson for teaching Appro- priates s355
 Senate bill 14l-Amends paragraph .hn, tutes, civil code of 1913. relating to county charges for annual exhibits for resources
 Senate bill 11S-Relating to the sala- ries of state and county officials. their appointments. etc, making it obliga- tory for them to enter suit for salary within go days of time obligation is incurred
 Senate bill 96-For sinking of ex- perimental artesion well in Apache county at a cost not exceeding S10,- 900.
 Senate bill S9-Amending paragraph 3520, chapter ?, title 26, civil code of 1913. relative to jurors, their qualifica- tions and exemptions.
 Senate bill 75-Relief of W. J. Cor bett, appropriating s2S9.40.
 Senate bill 29-Amending 7i1-714. chapter ?, title 6. civil code of 1913, re- garding limitation of personal court actions.
 Senate bill 25.Providing an ap- propriation of S4.335.62 for the deficit in the state law library
 Senate bill For building a bridge over the Verde river in Yavapai coun- ty.
 Senate bill 1S2-Building bridge over the Gila river in Graham county carrying S12.000
 Senate bill .109-For the organiza- tion of the Arizona national guard to conform to federal requirements un- der the congressional bill of last June
 Senate bill 90, which amends para graph 5123. chapter '. title 50 Re vised Statutes of Arizona 1915, civil code and chapter 66 first special ses- sion law 1912. providing for a 10 cent levy on each $100 valuation of all the assessable property in the state. the money raised to go into fund known as The State Road Tax Fund" Twen ty-five per cent of this fund may be ex- pended under the and the state en- gineer, the remaining n per cent to be given to the counties, pro rated ac-I cording to the amount of money col lected in each county.
 House bill g. amending section 319 to 323, chapter 10, title 9. revised stat utes of Arizona, known as the Anti Gambling Law" This prohibits the shaking of the dice game known as '26' and very popular over the state. It was reported several days ago that the bill had been signed, but it was an error.
 Senate bill l52, appropriatinS $30- 900 for the erection of a mines build ing at the state fair grounds. Sub stitute Senate bill A, amending chap ter l, title fS, paragraph s. revised statutes of Arizona, civil code, relat- ing to the practice of medicine This effects a reciprocity with other states having medical laws equally as dras- tic as Arizona. This is physicians certificate in d state where the laws are the same as in Arizona. will be honored in this state.
 House bill 72. known as the child welfare bill, which provides for the organization of a child welfare board in each city of the state.