Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
SOLDIER SETTLEMENT
 ACT ONE OF ELEVEN SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

The soldier settlement act was one of the many bills signed by Governor Thomas F. Campbell yesterday. The measure. known as senate bill 90, is "an act to provide homes for soldiers sailors, marines and others, to assist in the purchase. reclamation and set tlement of farms and workers aAot- ments. and to promote the agriculturai interest of Arizona; creating the ATT zona land settlement commission ana defining the duties thereof, ana max ing an appropriation for the use Of such commission in the purchase, rec lamation and settlement of such homes. farms and allotments and for making loans 10 settlers thereon. and amending chapter Al of the session laws of 1919.'
 Other bills signed by the governor included:
 Senate bill s7, ''an ace to provide for the burial of honorably discharged sol diers, sailors or marines. and all fe- males in the enlisted personnel of the army navy and marine corps. who shall have served in the United States army or navy, or the widows os such sailors, soldiers or marines, dying without leaving sufficient means to defray burial expenses"
 Senate bill 50, ''an act to provide for the eradication of predatory animals and injurious rodents; making an ap- propriation therefor. and prescribing the manner of it's expenditure in CO., operation with the bureau of biological survey United States department of agriculture: comforting upon the state auditor the authority for such co-op eration heretofore conferred upon the state council of defense, and transfer ring the unexpended portion Of .Se ap- propriation provided for in section ] of chapter Al, session laws of the regu- lar session of the fourth legislature of the state of Arizona
 House bill IT, ian act to authorize the valuation of bonds and other se- curities held by life insurance com panies, assessment life associations and fraterna1 beneficiary associations by the amortization method"
 House bill S7, "an act to amend chapter 3. session laws, second special session of the second legislature. state of Arizona. 1915. entitled an act to amend paragraph 336. chapter 3, title 6. Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1913 civil code; to provide for an additional division of the superior court, and to provide an additional judge therefor in each county of this state having 8 census enumeration greater than thir- ty thousand (30.000) inhabitants and a majority fraction thereof; to provide a name for the divisions of the superior court in such counties; and to declare the population of Maricopa county: and to declare the population of Yava- pal county, Arizona; and amend para graph 345. chapter 3, title 6. Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913, civil code relating to visiting superior court judges: and declaring an emergency
 House bill 94. Ian act in relation tC the Yuma county highway lying along the Parker cutoff of the Santa F'e rail- way in Yuma county, and to repea chapter 149 acts of the regular session of the fourth state legislature, 1919.'
 Senate joint resolution No. 2 "tha it is hereby proposed that there shal be submitted to the vote of the peopl' of the state of Arizona at the nex general election the following amend ment to article II of the state consti tuition, entitled Education'.'
 House bill 3S, ian act to amend para graph 2622, chapter 13, title 10. Re vised Statutes Of Arizona, 1913, civ code, entitled Counties and county of ficers,' so as to define more clearly an enlarge the duties of the county en gineer, and repeating all acts and part of acts in conflict herewith, with a emergency clause"
 House joint resolution No. 2 com mending the city of Portland for ar ranging a worlds exposition, to be hel in 1925.
 House concurrent resolution No. paying tribute to the memory of tn Hon. Champ Clark.
 House concurrent resolution No. petitioning congress to amend tn transporta ton act and in such plai language that the authority of tn states over intrastate traffic in thei respective territories will be main tained without an opportunity for mis interpretation.