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[Journal of the House, pp. 210-12, February 6, 1923.] Substitute House Resolution No. 15 by Mr. McGrath of Greenlee, set forth, the reservations in words and figures, as follows: Substitute House Resolution No. 15 Be and the Same Is Hereby Resolved, That House Concurrent Resolution No. 1 be, and the same is hereby amended, by annexing thereto, immediately following and as a part of the Colorado River Compact, therein set forth, the reservations in words and figures, as follows: Provided, Always, and Upon the Conditions Nevertheless, the consent and approval of the Legislature of the State of Arizona are given and granted by the said Legislature of the State of Arizona to the foregoing Colorado River Compact, upon and with the express reservation upon all the terms and conditions of said Colorado River Compact and as a part thereof, to-wit: There is hereby reserved to the State of Arizona, and to be paid to the State of Arizona and for its sole use as may be hereafter provided by the Legislature of the State of Arizona, a royalty in perpetuity, in a sum of money of the United States of America, of not more than Five Dollars, gold, or its monetary equivalent, per annum, upon each and every horsepower, or equivalent unit, of Hydro-Electric Power, as measured by existent electrical engineering standards and formulae, or their equivalent, developed and manufactured wholly or partly within the boundaries of the State of Arizona and