Session Laws of the Territory of Arizona, 1905

Session Laws of the Territory of Arizona, 1905

Acts, Resolutions and Memorials of the Twenty-Third Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona : Session began on the sixteenth day of January, A. D. 1905, Phoenix, Arizona

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ORDER OF ACTS -- 1. An Act making an appropriation of $700 for current expenses -- 2. An Act making an appropriation of $50 for current expenses -- 3. An Act

making an appropriation of $150.00 for the purchase of 500 copies of the Governor's Report for the year ending June 30th, 1904 -- 4. An Act to allow franchises

for public utilities in Municipal Corporations to be voted upon at special elections -- 5. An Act to authorize the Territorial Auditor to draw his warrants on

the Territorial Treasurer for certain purposes -- 6. An Act authorizing the County of Apache to issue bonds to raise money for the purpose of building a Court

House -- 7. An Act providing for the printing of 500 copies of the Session Laws of 1903 -- 8. An Act relating to the furnishing of postage stamps and paper

wrappers -- 9. An Act Authorizing the County of Gila to issue bonds for the purpose of building a Court House and Jail -- 10. An Act to punish people guilty of

fraud upon hotel or inn keepers -- 11. An Act to amend Paragraph 2609, Sec. 15, Chapter 2, Title 26, R. S. 1901 -- 12. An Act relating to music and drawing in

schools -- 13. An Act to amend Title 13, Chapter 6, Paragraph 835 , R. S. 1901 -- 14. An Act defining Grand Larceny -- 15. An Act to amend Section 1 of

Paragraph 2709, Chapter 31 R. S. 1901 -- 16. An Act providing for the protection and removal of children from the custody of parents and guardians and other

persons in case of neglect and abuse -- 17. An Act to amend Paragraph 463, Chapter 6, Title 13, Part 1 of the Penal Code of the Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 18.

An Act to fix the qualifications of District Attorneys -- 19. An Act conferring jurisdiction on Justices of the Peace in certain cases -- 20. An Act to provide

for instruction in Manual Training in the schools of Arizona -- 21. An Act to prohibit the establishment and maintenance of saloons, gambling houses and other

places inimical to good morals within territory embraced within a radius of 4000 feet of the grounds of the University of Arizona -- 22. An Act to amend Section

1, Chapter 1 of Title 19, Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 23. An Act to correct certain error and omissions in Title 49 of the Civil Code -- 24. An Act to amend

Paragraph 2795, Sec. 21 and Paragraph 2808, Sec. 34, Chapter 3, Title 38, Revised Statutes of 1901, concerning juries -- 25. An Act to provide for the

protection of game animals -- 26. An Act to amend Chapter 13, Title 13, Part 1, Penal Code, R. S. 1901, by adding a new section to be numbered 523 a -- 27. An

Act authorizing Boards of Supervisors to pay physicians for services in making examinations in insane cases -- 28. An Act to provide for compensation of Deputy

Assessors -- 29. An Act to amend Paragraphs 4209 and 4211 of Title LXXIV of the Civil Code Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 30. An Act to prevent persons from

unlawfully using or wearing the insignia, distinctive ribbons, membership badge, rosette, or button of Benevolent, Fraternal or Secret Societies or

Organizations -- 31. An Act for the repeal of Act No. 65 of the Twenty-first Legislative Assembly -- 32. An Act for the relief of MrS. F. C. Stein, widow of

Jos. J. Stein -- 33. An Act to amend Paragraphs 107 (Section 107) and 131 (Section 131) and 132 (Section 132) Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 34. An Act granting

Boards of Supervisors in counties of the first class power to employ an Assistant Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and Deputies in the Treasurers' offices --

35. An Act to prohibit the killing of introduced pheasants in Arizona -- 36. An Act to amend Paragraph 272 of Chapter VII of Title IX, Revised Statutes of 1901,

relating to good morals -- 37. An Act to amend Paragraph 1826, Section 618, Chapter VIII, Title 17, Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 38. An Act to amend Paragraph

563, Article 5, Title 11, Chapter 9, Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 39. An Act to restrain dogs from running at large -- 40. An Act to create the office of Public

Examiner and to prescribe the duties thereof -- 41. An Act making an appropriation for the building of a dormitory at the Northern Arizona Normal School -- 42.

An Act to amend Paragraph 866, Section 106, Chapter 7, Title 13, Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 43. An Act to provide for the maintenance of the Tempe Normal
School of Arizona and for the construction, remodeling, repair and equipment of buildings for the same -- 44. An Act to empower Boards of Supervisors to protect

property against flood waters -- 45. An Act providing for the rebuilding of a school house in School District No. 38. in Graham county and appropriating $3000

therefor -- 46. An Act to appropriate the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars for the erection of the Captain O'Neill Rough Rider Monument -- 47. An Act to amend

Sections 10 and 11 of Act No. 65 of the Twenty-second Legislative Assembly, entitled "An Act to Protect the Public Health" -- 48. An Act to amend Paragraph 384

of Title XI, Penal Code, Revised Statutes of 1901 - "Crimes Against the Public Peace" -- 49. An Act for the protection of the traveling public -- 50. An Act to

provide for the maintenance and conduct of the Territorial Industrial School -- 51. An Act to revise and amend Title XLII Revised Statutes of 1901 and Acts

amendatory thereof -- 52. An Act entitled "An Act to amend Paragraph 2651 (Sec. 1), and to repeal Paragraph 2654 (Sec. 4) and 2655 (Sec. 5), and to amend

Paragraphs 2656 (Sec. 6), 2657 (Sec. 7), 2658 (Sec. 8), and 2659) (Sec. 9) of Title XXVII Revised Statutes of 1901 entitled "Fences" -- 53. An Act to place the

management of the Territorial Industrial School with the Board of Control -- 54. An Act to amend Paragraph 1194 (Sec. 14) of Title XV, Revised Statutes of 1901

-- 55. An Act to amend Title 46, Military Code of Arizona and Act No. 56 of the Session Laws of 1903 -- 56. An Act to amend Paragraph 1131, Sec. 204, Chap. 7,

Sec. 7, Title 14 and Paragraph 3770, Sec. 7, 3771, Sec. 8, 3773, Sec. 10, 3775, Sec. 12, 3776, Sec. 13, 3777, Sec. 14, Title LVII R. S. 1901 and to repeal

Paragraph 3779, Sec. 13, Title 57, Revised Statutes of 1901 -- 57. An Act authorizing the County of Mohave to issue bonds to raise money for the Purpose of

building a Court House -- 58. An Act providing for the repair of the Territorial bridge across the Gila River, at Florence, Pinal County -- 59. An Act to

provide for the construction and completion of buildings for the University of Arizona, for improvements on buildings and grounds for the University, for a Date

Palm Orchard at Yuma, for Irrigation and for publication and binding for the Agricultural Experiment Station of said University -- 60. An Act to provide for the

issue and sale of bonds for additional buildings and equipment at the Territorial Prison -- 61. An Act authorizing the County of Mohave to issue bonds for the

construction and furnishing of a jail -- 62. An Act to prohibit trespass by herding sheep -- 63. An Act authorizing the Board of Control to assume the duties
and complete the unfinished business of the Board of Managers for Arizona at the St. Louis International Exposition of 1903 -- 64. An Act to create and

establish an institution to be known as the "Arizona Territorial Fair" -- 65. An Act to amend Paragraph 527, Chapter 13, Title 13 of the Penal Code of the

Revised Statutes of 1901, entitled "Malicious Injuries to Railroad Bridges, Telegraphs, Highways and Irrigating Canals" -- 66. An Act providing for the

apportionment of School Funds in certain cases -- 67. An Act for the relief of Mrs. Aceana Tafolla -- 68. An Act to provide for Primary Elections and the manner

of holding same -- 69. An Act providing for the current and contingent expenses of the Civil Government of Arizona for the years 1906 and 1907 -- MEMORIALS --

1. Memorial, to the Senate and House of Representatives, asking for the appointment of a fifth United States Judge -- 2. Memorial, to the Senate and House of

Representatives, in reference to the proposed annexation to the State of Utah of all that portion of the Territory of Arizona lying north and west of the

Colorado River -- 3. Memorial, to the Senate and House of Representatives, urging and requesting an increase in the salary of the Governor of Arizona -- 4.

Memorial, to the Senate and House of Representatives, asking for an appropriation of $10,000 for the preservation and protection of the mission of San Xavier

del Bac, near Tucson, Pima County -- 5. Memorial, to the Senate and House of Representatives, requesting an appropriation of $150,000.00 for the purpose of
completing the Capitol Building -- 6. Memorial, to the Secretary of the Interior, petitioning and requesting his sanction to the proposed extension of the south
line of the Black Mesa Forest Reserve -- JOINT RESOLUTIONS -- 1. Joint Resolution, providing for the appointment of joint committees to investigate and report

upon the conditions, cost of maintenance and any and all matters pertaining to the management of the Territorial Institutions -- 2. Joint Resolution, providing

for the appointment of additional Clerks and Attaches -- 3. Joint Resolution, providing for the appointment of a Clerk and Messenger for the use of the Governor

during the session of the Legislature -- 4. Joint Resolution, expressing hearty approval of the course, as Governor of Arizona, of Alexander 0. Brodie, and

providing for the purchase of an enlarged picture of him, to be placed in the Governor's office -- 5. Joint Resolution, providing for the appointment of a

commission to purchase a sword for Alexander 0. Brodie, as a token of esteem of the people of Arizona -- 6. Joint Resolution, expressing the sorrow of the

people of Arizona in the death of Senator Bate, of Tennessee

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