The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-25
.28 BILLS BECOME LAWS BY OFFICIAL
 .0k. 0].kI 0F CAM BELL

Phoenix, March Ex-Governor Thos. E. Campbell yesterday signed substi- ute senate bill S5, the. act creating an industrial commission and proyid- ing compensation. law which is said to be satisfactory to both labor and corporations.
 The measure carries the emergencv clause, and long before the goyernor aHxed his signature there were many applications for the position of cem- missioner, which will pay a salary of S4,000 year. The terms of the three commissioners under the bill are i've. four and six years.
 Governor Campbell, who gave long study to the bill, will not be in rush 10 make any appointment according to his statement yesterday. In speak ing or the importance of the measure ne mentioned the need of exercising care in appointment of the officials. realizing that it will be a difficult commission to function properly.
 It will require intelligent adminie- gtration. and the commissioners must De men who have the confidence of the public of the employer and the employee said the governor
 The chief executive also signed the Dill which makes every child the Iesi innate child of it's natural parents ant- an heir of such parents. A bill of particular interest to Maa- eopa county, of the many made laws by the governors signature, is that which provides, for the constructions or works to control the foods of Cave creek. The bill carries an appropria- tion of s5o,Qoo. to be spent under the direction of the state engineer. The mass of measures which the governor disposed of yesterday in- cluded:
 Senate bill 6s, "An act providing for the proper labelling, handling and advertising the facts pertaining to the importation into the United States from any foreign country of meat, poultry, eggs, and butter: excepting certain foreign countries contiguous to the continental United States, and providing penalty for any violations thereof
 Senate bill S4 An act appropriat ing the sum of $5 900 for each of the years 1921-1922 to be expended for ooAiH6 S<hIo NcdTS CH0 Northern Arizona State Fair, at Pres colt, and for the construction of exhi- bition buildings and for permanent improvement of said fair
 Senate bill 92, "An act to amend the Revised Status of Arizona. entitled Executors and Administrators. Their Letters, Bonds, Removals, and Sus- pensions
 Substitute senate bill 95.
 Senate bill 1O3
 Senate bill 134, An act to amend revised statutes of Arizona, giving Justices of the peace exclusive origin al jurisdiction to try and determine | certain civil actions Senate bill 137, An act to punish the circulation of false rumors regard l ing a bank"
 Senate bill 142. An act to amend session, second special session, sec. ond legislature of Arizona, 1915. relat. ing to the investment of funds derived rom the sale of state lands and au- thorlzlng the investment of such for i the payment of three carloads of cement, shipped to the Tempe state normal school
 House bill 95, "An act to provide that all sinking funds of the state of Arizona or of any county, city, town, of school district thereof, may be in. vested in the discretion of the gov. erning body or officer in charge of such sinking fund in the purchase of bonds of the United States o fAmeri- Ca, or of any county, city, town or school district, of the state of Ari- zona"
 House bill 94, "An act to amend the i revised statutes of Arizona entitled | Change of Venue to permit judges of 1 the superior court counties havins more than one superior judge to trans | fer civil actions to another superior 1 judge in the same county upon the fiI- ing of an affidavit alleging interest or | prejudice"
 House bill 1O2, "An act authorizing and empowering the board of super. visors of the county of Maricopa, state of Arizona, to audit, allow and pay the claim of Helen D. Cox ad- ministratrix of that estate of Harry N. | Cox, deceased
 House bill 106. An act making an appropriation for the maintenance of | the University of Arizona, of the Northern Arizona. normal school, and of the Tempe normal school for the | Daiance or tne nScal year epuinS June 30, 1921"
 House bill 107, ''An act to amend the revised statutes of riIoua, en- titled Secretary of State.'' House bill 123, "An act to amend the revised statutes of Arizona, enti- tied Primary Elections"
 House bill 134, An act to amend the revised statutes of Arizona, entitled Boards Of Supervisors" House bill 169, An act providing for the construction of works to control Continued on Page Eighi