lect all necessary reliable statistics for making a complete and correct map of the Territory of Arizona, showing county lines; said map to be lithographed and published in good style, of such dimensions as the Governor and Secretary may deem necessary; said map, when complete, to be the official map of the Territory.
Sec. 2. Said map to include all explorations made up to this time, giving the positions of all the mines and the geological formations in which they are situated, and all geological explorations made in the Territory up to this time.
Sec. 3. Said commissioner shall furnish the Governor with twenty copies of the map, and the Secretary is hereby directed to furnish each county in the Territory with one copy, and such other distribution as he may deem necessary.
Sec. 4. Such commissioner shall receive such compensation as the Governor and Secretary may deem proper.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved October 25, 1864.
An Act
To Incorporate the Arizona Central Road Company.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona:—
Sec. 1. That L. C. Gray, Charles O. Cunningham, Joseph Tyson, and their associates, are hereby constituted and formed into a body politic and corporate, with the name and style of the Arizona Central Road Company; and with this name and under this style shall have perpetual succession, sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded; to have and to keep a common seal; acquire, enjoy, and transfer either real estate or personal property; and may make or adopt all rules and regulations necessary to carry into effect the objects of this incorporation not inconsistent with or repugnant to the laws of the United States or those of this Territory.
Sec. 2. That said company is authorized and allowed the privilege and power to construct and build a toll-road from such point in or near the town of La Paz as they may deem most convenient, by such route as they may consider most favorable, in the general direction of the Ehrenberg road so-called to Prescott, in said Territory, with the right to construct a branch toll-road from some convenient point in said road to the town of Weaver; to construct bridges, and grade said road if they think proper, and to dig wells at practicable points, and keep and maintain facilities for furnishing water to men and animals passing over said road, and to do all other things necessary to complete said road and make the same safe and passable at all times; and may construct and maintain one or more toll-gates; and may receive and collect toll or passage-money in sums not exceeding the following rates, to wit:
