Arizona republican., 1921-03-15
EIGHTEEN BILLS.
SIGNED IN A DAY.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
That Number Of New Laws
Are Thus Added To Stat
utes-Three Resolutions
Also Are Given His APP
prevail

Also Are Given His APP
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Dispatching a vast amount of bust
ness Gov. Thomas E. Campbell yes
terday familiarized himself with a
number of bills passed by the fifth
state legislature and ran the risk of
contracting writer's cramp from the
number to which he affixed his sig
nature.
Eighteen bills and three resolutions
were signed by the governor and trans
mittcd to the secretary of state, as
/ follows:
Senate Bill No "a, AN act declaring
Armistice day a legal holiday, and to
amend Paragraph $3.50 of the Revised
Statutes of Arizona, 1918, Civil Code.
entitled Holidays
| Senate Bill No. 35, "An act to amend
! paragraph of the Revised Statutes. en-
titled Pioneers Home -;
Senate Bill No. SO, AN act to amend
the constitution of Arizona, entitled
| Public Debt, Revenue and Taxation,
and to provide for the submission of
the said proposed amendment to the
vote of the people of the state of Ari-
IONA; and to provide for the submits
sion of such proposed act to the peo-
pie of the state of Arizona;
Senate Bill No 113, IAN act to amend
/ description of real estate in session
laws of Arizona, 1919, relating to ap-
preparations for the construction and
equipment of buildings for the School
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, and de-
claring an emergency;
Senate Bill No. 119, "An act to amend
a paragraph of Revised Statutes, en-
titled State Auditor
Senate Bill No. "a IAN act to pro-
vide for the relief of A. A. Miller on
account of services rendered to the
board of dental examiners during the
fiscal years ending June 80, 1919 and
June 80, 1920;
Senate Bill No. $50, An act ratifying,
approving and validating the highway
construction and Improvement bonds of
Maricopa county in the sum of $4,000
10000, authorized to be issued and sold
by the board of supervisors of said
county at an election by the property
taxpayers, held December 81. 1920;
| Senate Joint Resolution No. s. COM
mending President Harding for the Sc
lection of Hon. A. B. Fall as secretary
of the INTERIOR also
House Bill No. IS. IAN act proposing
| to amend the constitution to provide
for the issuance of state bonds to pro-
mote and assist in the reclamation and
| irrigation of arabic and irrigable lands
within the state and providing for the
submission of said proposed amend
their approval or rejection at an cleo
ton to be called for such purpose:
| House Bill No SO. "An act to prevent
the introduction into and dissemina-
ton within the state of Arizona of
contagious and infectious diseases of
honey bees: providing for the eradi-
cation of bee diseases;
House Bin No. 10S, IAN act to amend
the Revised Statutes, entitled Pub
lication of Supreme Court Reports ="
House Bill No. 40, AN act to repeal
i initiative measure filed in the office
of the secretary of state, July 6, 1916,
and approved by a majority of the
votes at the general election the 9TH
day of November. 1915, entitled. An
act relating to the preservation OF
fish and game and to provide for the
submission of such proposed act to the
people of Arizona
House Bill No. 127. AN act creating
a fund for the support. maintenance
and improvement of the University of
Arizona, and providing tax levies";
House Bill No. 1873, AN act to pro-
mote the reclamation and irrigation of
arabic and irrigible lands lying within
\ the boundaries of irrigation districts
regularly organized and providing for
the issuance of bands of the state
bearing interest at not to exceed per
cent, payable semi annually. in eN-
change for irrigation district bon .
bearing interest at per cent;
House Bill No. 146, AN act relating
to the administration of state lands
pertaining to improvements of lessees
| thereof;
House Bill No. 14s, IAN &C to pro-
vide for the acceptance of the bene-
fits of an act passed by the senate and
: house of the United States congress to
provide for the promotion of vocation
rehabilitation of persons disabled in in
dustry or otherwise;
House Bill No. 161, IAN act to pro-
vide for the relief of r. c. Fowler and
+ Louis r. Brown, on account of serv-
ice and expense, board of dental ex-
: aminers";
! House Bill No. 166, "An act to make
+ an appropriation of $500 for the pur-
y pose of securing the painting of por-
e traits of certain legislative officials:
House Bill No. IFS, An act makine
an appropriation for the relief of Au-
a brey Investment company in satisfac-
ton of certain demands and claims b!
= it against the state of Arizona;
House Joint Memorial No. 2, En-
: dorsing a fixed and comprehensive ma
), tional policy of reclamation of ari'
= and swamp lands and soliciting tn
Z immediate enactment of legislation TO
this work by the Congress of the Unit
ed States:
House Join Memorial No. 4, Re
/ Questing the federal government to
| prosecute the work OF constructing
| storage dam on the ella river in tn
| vicinity of the San Carlos 1ndial
| agency
| Previously Signed
| In addition TO the number which TIL
! chief exective was reported to hav'
| signed on Saturday were:
| House Bill No. 101, AN act to pro
| vide that all operators of mines in tn
| state of Arizona where such mines
| come under the jurisdiction of the
| state mine inspector, shall notify tn
| state mine inspector of the commence
/ ment and suspension of all work o
II operation of mines in this state in a.
II cases where six or more employee
ii are employed;
II House Bill No. 1872. "An act to pro
II vide an annual tax sufficient to defra
III the necessary ordinary expenses of tn
sac for he fiscal year ending June 81
1922. and June~30. 1923; to pay deficit
III for the preceding fiscal year; to pro
II vide a sinking fund, and to pay the an
III nual interest on the state debt.
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