Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Clubs

Rural club women are keenly inter-
ested in the establishment of libraries
in their districts Mrs. II. A. Guild,
president of the state federation fire.
quently receiving inquiry relative TO
how such a library might be secured:
Mrs. Guild calls attention to House Bin
46 which was passed at the last leSls-
lature and which answers the ques-
ton The bill was introduced by Mrs.
Pauline ONeill and was one Mrs. j. l..
3. Alexander, chairman of the legisla-
tive department Of the state federation
worked for during several sessions. 1t
follows:
An act to amend paragraphs 1928
and 1929. of Chapter VIII, Title VII
Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913.
Be it enacted by the legislature of
the state of Arizona:
Sec. l. That paragraph 1925 Of chap
ter VIII, title VII, revised statutes of
1913, be and the same is hereby amend
ed to read as follows:
1925. The proper municipal author
ity of any incorporated city or town in
this state is hereby authorized, en-
powered and directed to levy annually
in addition to all other taxes otherwise
directed and proved by law to be
levied and collected in such incorpo-
rated city or town, a tax on each dol
lar of the assessed value of all real
and personal property in such incor-
porated city or town, for the PURPOSE
of establishing and maintaing in such
city or town free public libraries and
reading rooms, and purchasing such
books, journals and other publications
and erecting and maintaing such build
ings as may be necessary therefor, said
tax not to exceed one-half mill in cities
or towns exceeding five thousand in
habitants and not to exceed one mill
in cities or towns of less than five
thousand inhabitants.
Sec. 2. That paragraph 1929 of
chapter VIII. title VII. revised statutes
of 1913 be, and the same is hereby
| amended TO read as follows:
1929. The municipal authorities of
any such Incorporated city or town
entitled by this chapter to the estab-
| lishment of a public library, may APP
/ point nine persons who shall be resi-
/ dents of the city or town where such
| library is established, as trustees OF
such library; provided, that in cities
of less than three thousand inhabitants
/ there may De SIX trustees.
Said trustees shall hold office for
three years from the first day of JULY
in the year of their appointment, and
until their successors are appointed
! unless sooner removed by death, res
ignation or vote of said municipal au.
thority for good cause; but upon theil
4 first appointment they shall divid,
themselves, at their first meeting, b,
lot into three classes, one third fol-
one year. one-third for two years, an(
one-third for three years.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of act!
In conflict with this act are hereby re
pealed.
The Musicians club will not follow
the custom of many of the other club
and omit its program fair week bu
Will present an exceptionally wortl
while program tomorrow afternoon a
: O'Clock at the Womans club, fai
week visitors being invited to enjo,
the numbers presented by local artists
The program has been arranged b,
Mrs. F. II. Redewil and is as follows
La Marseillaise $50. .Rouget de Lisl
Mrs. f. II. Redewill
Deuxieme Arabesque. .Debuss
Z MISS Frances Elliott
? Dear Heart of Mine ... Message
"Isnonette .....!........ Weckerli
Mrs P. A. Tharaldson
Jard1ns sens Ia Pluie. 900. .Debuss
Miss Gladys Garrison
.'.'.''.'.'..... PIER
D Les Ronds Des Lutins ...... Razzi
e Eugene Redewill.
The Orangewood- Ramona club wi
s not hold its regular meeting on Wed
] nesday owing 10 the fair but win rnef
e the following Wednesday with Mrs /
n D. Bayless.
I The Woman's club will omit its nrc
e gram Tuesday because Of the fair. Mis-
9 inertia Work, one of the best know
n local musicians has been appointe
3 chairman of the clubs music depart
e ment to take the place of Mrs. DIX
S Mathhie, resigned
r The Madison Improvement club bs
s cancelled its business meeting set f.
i Ihursday because of the fair and wi
8 combine its business and social sessio
t on the third Friday of November.
y Inc Madison Woman's club wi
= celebrate Presidents day on Neyembf
~. MRS. Aubrey Smith is president {
tne club which is making splendi
progress according to report.
' as courtesy to the visitors here fe
me tair, the Harmony club win give
Drloge tea Wednesday afternoon AT II
omans, club. The affair will baI
q lhe usuai attractions of a social Sc,
= features. U'ui'ioii'
a me playground at the state fair. 7,
= b leu uirectly opposite the Better n,
- Dies building will DC ~ ~