Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-18
REFERRED BILLS BECAME LAWS
 YESTERDAY


 passed at the last session of the state legislature and which did not carry emergency clauses with them, be- came laws on June l2 The last state legislatur passed l74 bills, and B of these carried emergency clauses which made them effective upon passage Bills which did not carry emergency clauses with them taqe effect % days from date of last session of the legislature.
 Among the most important bills pus on operation June 12, are as fol- lows:
 H. B. 16-An act to establish d game refuge to be known as the Cat alina mountain state game preserve.
 $. B. 9-An act to abolish the state council of defense.
 s. B. 2l-An act in relation to ap- peals from the Superior court to the Supreme court of the state.
 s. B. 31-An act relative to the carrying or displaying of certain flags
 H. B. 26-An act providing for a preliminary examination in courts of record where prosecution is by in formation.
 H. B. 27-iAn act amending chap ter 6, title IA, K. S., entitled "Lia- bility of Employers for Injuries to Workmen in Dangerous Occupa- tions," by adding theretoanother sec ton limiting the amount of fees to be charged by attorneys in actions brought to recover damages for death or injuries of any employees in hazardous occupations, and penalty for its violation.
 II. B. 34-An act to amend chap ter I, title 30, R. S., by adding a new section providing for the re-record of brands for livestock, for a can cellation of brands in certain cases, for penalties for use of brands not recorded, and granting certain pow CTS to the livestock sanitary board as to matters of said act.
 H. B. 37--An act amending sec ton 836, chapter 1, title 5, R. S.. en- titled Complaint" and providing for the ibpoeaning and examina- ton of witnesses lwere compaint is laid.
 H. B. 45-An act to amend chap ter 1, title B, R. S., of the marriage and divorce law.
 s. B. 25-.An act amending exist ing laws relative to the investment of funds derived from sale of state lands, and authorizing the invest ment of such funds in mortgages on farm lands under the U. s. reclaua- ton projects.
 s. B. 3-An act to provide for the settlement and distribution of any estate consisting solely of personal property not exceeding $500 with out administration
 s. B. 1O-An act appropriating S5,000 for each Of the years 1919 and 1920 to be expended for conducting the northern Arizona fair at Pres colt, and for the construction of ex- hibit buildings and for permanent improvements of said fair.
 s. B. 69-An act providing that in case of epidemics, the county school sperintendent or other officer esti mating the amount of school funds needed for the ensuing year shall use the estimate of previous year.
 H. B. 33-An act to provide for the holding of the Superior court of Pimo county at Ajo, in said county, and for the triol of civil and crim- inal cases and the hearing of pro bate and other matters at said place.
 S. B. 66-An act declaring the de- posting of rubbish, debris, filthy and odoriferous objects and sub stances in certain places to be a nui- sance and puuisning as a misde- meanor
 H. B. lS-An act regulating the employment of architects and the letting of contracts for the construc- ton of or addition to public build ings, and repeating all acts in con flict herewith.
 H. B. l3-An act regulating the practice of certified public account ants, creating a board of account ancy, providing for the granting of certificates and the regulations of certain public accountants, providing fo examinations, the suspension, or revocation of certificates issued by the board of prescribing qualiica- tions of persons entitled to ccrtih- cates as certified public accountants.
 S. B. 39-An act for the forfeiture of vehicles unlawfully carrying i'm toxicating liquors and for more ef- fective enforcement of prohibition laws in Arizona.
 s. B. S2-An act for the retire 1nent of teachers.
 s. B. 162-An act creating the Arizona resource board.
 s. E. 95-An act to provide for the establishment of part-tInle schools and classes and to regulate employ ment Of children between the ages Of l4 and l6 years.
 s. B. 197-An act providing for the establishment and maintenance of L.;rderuarteus in cOnnectiOn with el-