George Purdy Bullard, Attorney General Opinions, 1912-1915

Facts relative to warrant #157, of date October 21, 1914, drawn on the State Prison Fund, for $424.81, payable to Clark & Company, of Bedford City, Va.

Regarding Chapter 79 of the Session Laws of the second special session of the State Legislature in section 11

Regarding Mr. Robert T. Stewart, an inmate of the Arizona State Prison, request for an unconditional pardon

Regarding SB 29 passed by special session of the legislature

Regarding money received from the U.S. Treasury from the sales of public lands in Arizona

Regarding reimbursement for travel expenses for a member of the Board of Regents who is temporarily living in California

Regarding the Charter of the City of Phoenix

Regarding the ability of the Loan Commission to recall or redeem indebtedness of counties, municipalities and school districts

Regarding the disposition of funds that the Tax Commission incorrectly levied against Santa Cruz County for the Redemption Fund

Regarding the keeping of money from the rental of school land leases in a special fund

Regarding the legality of $500,000 in bonds issued by Yuma County

Regarding the probate of an estate of a foreign decedent and whether an inheritance tax is due

Regarding the responsibility of the State for an act of arson committed by two inmates who escaped from the State Industrial School

Regarding whether commissions for notaries public issued by the Territory of Arizona are valid at statehood

Regarding whether the sinking fund established by the legislature for paying the interest on state bonds is separate from the money in the general fund

Whether Territory of Arizona bonds issued January 15, 1903 can be registered by the State Auditor

Whether a blind person could serve as a notary public

Whether immediate steps should be taken by the several counties to dispose of such institutions therein as come within the definition of "almshouses", as provided by the "Old Age and Mothers' Pension Law", adopted by the electorate at the general election

Whether public school janitors are subject to the eight hour workday law

Whether the Gila County Hospital would be abolished under the Old Age and Mother's Pension Law, a public initiative passed in the 1914 election

Whether the State's portion of taxes paid under protest to Apache County on which litigation is pending should remain with the Apache County Treasurer or be sent to the State Treasurer

Whether the office could employ a stenographer to assist with the Inheritance Tax work