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Committee on Judiciary - Details
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The Committee is appointed.
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1The Committee receives a communication from George N. Boughton.
111The Committee receives a communication from the Yuma County Bar Association.
111The Committee receives a letter presented to the Convention by Crutchfield.
111The Committee receives Proposition Number 20 and creates a report on Proposition No. 82.
111The Committee receives Propositions Number 57 and 68.
211The Committee receives Propositions Number 69, 71, 84, 87, 88, and 63 and communications from Judge Lewis and Henry H. Folson.
711The Committee receives Propositions Number 63.
111The Committee creates a report on Proposition No. 20.
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21The Committee receives Propositions Number 91, 92, and 123.
311The Committee receives a communication from A.C. Lockwood.
111The Committee receives Proposition Number 47.
111The Committee receives Propositions Number 47 and 50.
11121The Committee creates a report on Proposition Number 68, which is referred to the Convention.
1121The Committee receives communications from the North Arizona Bar Association and L. Kearney. It creates a majority and minority report on Propositions Number 63 and 123, which are referred to the Convention.
22141The Committee receives Propositions Number 135, 139, 140, and 144.
411The Committee creates a report on Propositions Number 69 and 82, a a substitute to Proposition Number 82, and a minority report on Substitute Proposition Number 82, which are referred to the Convention for consideration.
4161The Committee creates reports on Propositions Number 84, 140, 139, 144, 92, 135, 87, and 71, which are referred to the Convention for consideration.
101181The Committee creates reports on Propositions Number 88, 47, 91, and 50, which are referred to the Convention.
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