The Springdale news., 1905-02-10

amendment was adopted making the
 grade one foot in ten and the bill took it's place on the calendar.
 4 communication from Auditor
 Avery E. Moore was read, in which he
 stated that he would not issue war rants covering the D cents in stamps
 daily for each member as provided in d resolution which the house adopted Wednesday. He gave as his reasol that two former attorney generals, l J. F. Clarke and Geo. W. Murphy. had ruled 0n exactly similar cases aud
 both held that the auditor could not ! legally issue such warrants. i This preeipitated another lively discussion. Mir. PindalI moved that
 committee Of three be appointed to
 institute mandamus proceed ings ] against the auditor and compel him ] to issue the warrants
 The following is taken from the Little Rock Gszette's report of the proceedings:
 Mir. DuLaney said that is was high 5 time the house was cutting out some 0f it's foOlishness and getting down to ! business. He thought the proper way to remedy the affair was to pass a concurrent resolution.
 And let the governor veto it 1 again. suggested MT. Fuller.
 If we pass the resolution. Tn move l the appointment of the gentiem men 1 from Carroll as committee of one to call on his dear friend Jeff and ask him not to veto it.n replied Mir. Du. Laney.
 MT. Fuller said it was question of whether the house was going to allow itself to be dictated to by any state officer. He argued that the house
 had acted within It's rights in passing 1 the resolution. and if the auditor would not issue the warrant he for l one would not vote to allow that of l ficial any contingent expense fund for l the next two years.
 MT. PIndall thought that things ] had assumed such turn that some ae } tion by the house was necessary. He appealed to the members to stan1 by ] their guns and not shirk the res pOnsl- ] bility, as they had passed the resoia- i tion. Mir Pindall asked the members who had voted for the original reS0lu- l tion to vote for his motion. which l prompted MT. Hurst to inquire if Mr l Pindall thought 1t would be wrong i for those who had voted fur the reso- 1 luti0n to vote against the motion l MT. Pindall replied that it would. and l Mir Hurst then asked MT Pindall 10
 explain his attitude in voting for seg-
 regatiOn at the last session and l against it at this session
 ! MT. Pindall said he had noticed that
 MT. Hurst, whom he called young
 apple blossom" had tried several times to bring him into discussion. and that he did not care to take issue i with such an intellectual young man, l but wished to remind him that he
 was not "the whole cheese !" i MT. Hurst arose at that juncture
 and objected to the use of the lan-
 guage, saying he had been "called ] down" bY the speaker on one occas- ] ion. and that be would demand an in-
 vestigatlen unless Mir Pindsll be re-
 minded to be more temperate in his
 remarks
 MT. Pindall then said that he would
 say nothing more. as Mir Hurst had objected to being talked about. but reminded him tn be careful in the l future, as when he dealt with swamp l Democrats" he was liable to get enough. !"
 A motion to indefinitely postpone consideration of the matter was voted down, ayes Il, noes II. and motion i to postpone consideration until Mon