The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-06-12
FORTY SEVEN NEW
LAWS AS PASSED
BY LEGISLATURE
ARE EFFECTIVE

Forty-seven new laws were added
to the Arizona statutes yesterday
when these laws, passed by the
Seventh legislature, became effec-
tive.
The Seventh legislature passed a
total of eighty-nine bills, of which
five were vetoed by the governor.
Of the other eighty-four, the gov
ernor signed all but one, the SAM
tary live stock bill, which he al
lowed to pass through to the secre-
tary of state without his signature
Of the eighty-four measures reach
ing the office of the secretary Of
state, eighteen were emergency
bills, becoming effective on the
date signed by the governor; one
was a referred measure, forty
seven were regular bills, becoming
effective ninety days after the
session closed unless referendum
petitions were filed against them,
and eleven were relief bills.
A resume of the forty-seven laws
that became effective yesterday,
June IL, in the order in which they
appear in the session laws of 1925,
follows with the bill numbers and
their session law chapter numbers :;
Chapter 10, H B. 52-Which re-
quireS all railroad companies OPP
Grating in the state to equip their
locomotives with automatic bell
ringers.
Chapter II, H. B. 56-Amends the
laws relating. to the employment of
teachers by boards of trustees of
school districts, providing that no
relative of a trustee may be en-
ployed in the district without the
unanimous consent of the entire
board; and for the joint appoint
ment of superintendent or princi
pals in two or more continuous
districts having daily average at
tendance of 400 or more; and the
pro-rating of the salary of such Of
ficer among the districts involved.
Chapter IL, H. B. 23-Amends the
school election laws and provides
that the parents of minor children
in the school district, those pay
ing a state and county tax exclu-
sive of road, poll or school taxes,
and women whose husbands or
fathers are taxpayers on communi-
ty property of which she is joint
owner, may vote at school cleo
tions.
Chapter IS, H. B. 9-Regulates
the handling and sale of bread and
other bakery products in the state.
1t provides that no bread, wrapped
or unwrapped, or other bakery
products not packed in permanent
containers shall be returned to the
bakery by the retail or wholesale
dealer, nor from the consumer to
the dealer, and for standardized
1oaves of bread, and makes viola
ton of the law a miSdemeanor.
Chapter IA, H. B. 62-Amends the
law so as to provide for the amend
ment of pleadings or proceedings in
court at any stage of the action
upon such terms as the court may
prescribe, or without such leave
not less than five days before the
trial.
Chapter Is, S. B. 39-Provides
that any warrant issued by the state
auditor and not presented for pay
ment within one year after issu-
ance shall be Cancelled and the
amount refunded to the general
fund
Chapter Is, S. B. 52-Authorizes
the secretary of state to dispose of
surplus copies of the Arizona Re-
ports.
Chapter II, H. B.-Provides for
the recording without fees of no
tees of federal tax liens and certifi-
Gates discharging such liens in the
office of the county recorders.
Chapter IS, H. B. 53-Amends the
laws relating to the insane so as
to provide for the examination of
persons charged with insanity in
open court and their representa-
ton by counsel. Under this law the
court is required to appoint a
counsel if none appear.
Chapter 20, S. B. 38-Provides
that election returns shall be can
vassed by the boards of super
visors on the first Monday follow
ing the election and a certified
copy of the canvass mailed forth
with to the secretary of state. The
bill further provides that on the
third Monday following the cleo
ton the secretary of state shall
canvass the returns for state Off
GERS.
Chapter %, H. B. S4-Provides
that persons furnishing untrue
statements, allegations or news
items to newspapers in, the state,
knowing such to be untrue, shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and
punishable if convicted by a fine
not exceeding $500 or Imprisonment
in the county Jail not to exceed
three months, or by both fine and
Imprisonment
Chapter %, H. B. 116-Changes
the names of the Tempe Normal
School to the Tempe State Teachers
College and the Northern Arizona
Normal School to the Northern Ari-
IONA Teachers College and provides
for the issuance of degrees of bach
elor of education upon the compile