Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-06
FLOOD GATES IF ORATORy
 SWING WIDE
Homan Suffrage Bill. Though Defeated, Gives Opportunity For the Display of Forensic PoWer-NeW Bills
(staff, Correspondencel


 PHOENIX, March s-The second az=Asion for oratoFy during the pres sznG session of the legislature, present es itself in Uhe council when the wo- man suffrage bilt'was reported back sT the committee on federal relations sss5h thc recommendation that the bill EO pass No opposition to the adop- tsoa of the report was shown and the frissOsiS of the bill were confident. The E-st intimation that something was ss.uRE came with the motion by a ks1Ull efluoser to the bill asking that the measure be placed on third read sHE and final passage. Comparatively Esss pere in the gallery when the roll szazs icaliea and the bill killed by a E0Ss of seven to four, Mir. St. Charles sesrr absent. The president announc- a the result Of the ballot and Mir. Ez,slery in order td huTTy the bill nov s1 that the vote be TecUnsicered. 1T slzsh a motion prevailed under the -zfsss Il would require two-Shirds Of sS.s votes cf the council Jo again res 7rrves the bill. Mir. O'Neiil was desiT- gzs Of getting SJ. Charles on record -E,sf raoved a call of the house. The h1urS were locked and the sergeant. s1sarnas directed to bring il the ab, azntse.
 ge ~as soou found and tac Oratory 5zEsn. The rucs{ioI to rhconsider the v,4e ty which the bill was killed and zz-6 Scrouzineiy tbe merits of the bili zxare g matter for discussion. Mir. G-Nein srokc and Mir SI Charles ,5,oiIts. eacf consuming no less than 5Isep minutes of time. They both szvofsed Che p&ssage of the bill and z--S,d the reconsideration Of tho Gill Nfr Ben Gccdrich, who introduced the 1uI. nadc thC best arguments for tac bill yet heard in the council in szypoCt Of any measure at this ses- -.zs,u- Mr. Weedin opposed the bill a.id zrsd many instances where woman zpraEe had failed in states where fE is now in force. The motion to re- outsider failed, but Nr. St. Charles tzxss been give not only a chance to E2szk. but to get on record in favor Eif tbe bill From the ten or twelve T5sitoEs in the gallery the crowd 'S-1eu the oratoTy began started to in- s-nszse and when the final vote was tEssu the gallery was packed. even dse house having adjourned to at Jaai the last sad rites over the dead measure.
 fn Che council Goodrich was the in troducsr Of bill for the protection of ghs holders of options on mining 1ruCTsrty and Finley a bill to amend Jie military code in such a manner tzat the new companies Of the terri ADrisI militia would be recognized.
 The Sutter bill providing for the rs HrOYal Of the cemetgry from the Ansiness district of Bisbce under a s1speHsiou Of the rules passed the house. The Bailey, bin providing for The use of the Colorado ballot in Ari- z1Da was killed by a vote Of l5 to S z1G two laws amending the statute zffec1ing applicants 10 practice law Esre- passed
 The council passed the Bailey biH E-uvidiBg for the segregation in 5s-hools of children of the Africa. z1d white races where more than z-EgEt attended ir any one district zaoH the dIkion of the trustees and "a. house conCurrcd iu the council amendments to Che Arizona Pioneer S,1fne bill, sending both of these -1casuTes to the governor The bill sreatinE the Arizona Horticultural susard was passed after amendment iu 1Oth branches and sent to the gov z-DOr.
 E. Nj. Dawson, the raFresD ITltiyc Of he Globe Silver Belt vas by resOlU- -IOZ, expelled from the privileges Of as floor for publishing what the members deemed untrue statements -ss5ardiug the consideration oi rail -Uzzd Legislation previously in the ses- ziUu- The particular item Jo which zxCepiOn vas taken was Oue where. "a 1t was said the Tr5mhers Of the .soUHCii held @ meeting ir The law ssf5Ce of an attOrUev Of the Sou bern sszcI6c Company