Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS ]

p,t0ENIX. May l@.-Thc labor o b1l introduced early n the se.. oo hv Graham of Cocbisc and pass
 b, the house without any oppo- ,,oo has created enough hard feel. ,, ,hc two days it has 5ren be- ., ,he ,ena,c for consideration to oak up any we'll regulated family. h, bill was outnumbcrcd in com. me for number of days when at ip,i,,enee of Graham 1t was -e. ,,ed out and considered by the ,um,,tcc of the whole senate. That ,s two days ago and since that me at every spare moment the sen ., has turned to the miners lien v until 1t is now almost a steady ,e, Cunniff leads the fight against be bill and yesterday submitted an mendmcnt which was taken to ,nham and other labor leaders in \, house for their approval and it bd not pass muster but not until |nJay was the amendment voted on y vote of Q to 9 the amendment as killed but worse fate for the Sdn i, was recommittcd to the min and mining committee. The bill urged in the interest of miners nd makes claims Tor miners wages o take precedence over all other in eb,cdncss.
 Kinney Bul May Pass.
 The Kinney bill 1t is said will be |onsidcrcd by the house tomorrow having been returned by the printer md q motion so it is said will be made by those opposed to the pas haze of the measure to indefinitely postpone when the bill Is read a sec md time The ultimate fate of the hll is in doubt but each day the bill before the house makes its pas ag, more probable. The Gila coun- y members are strong for the bill and ready to advance its interest over all other matters pending and three votes are too many to over look when the individual members are trying 10 squeeze through some one of their own bills. The ques- ton of adjournment is still high in ihe ar
 Governor Won't Say.
 Governor Hunt tonight said he he would issue no ploclamation for an o,ra session tomorrow or next day. Some take the view that the execu. live is thus trying to urge the soIons 10 greater speed and others that while there is to be an extra session | will not immediately follow ad- pournmcnt of this session. The house members take the positive view that there is no need for hurry anticipating an extra session call and have ,o date held no night session In the senate it is different and ihere IS every indication that effor, r being made to conclude work and obviate the need for an extra ses- son.
 Gag Rule Adopted.
 The four minute rule for speeches m the upper body was adopted to- day in the senate other than con adering the miners lien bill. killing the executive mansion commission bl and the bill creating the office oi state bank comptroller. IL also passed through the committee of tho whole ten house bills. The house hned the public defender bill, passed 'he good roads bill. and the 7 pei cent tax on private car lines.
 Mine Inspsssor Chosen.
 During the day. the governor sent 10 ihe senate the name of John Bo In of Bisbee, to be state mine in 'peeior. Bolin was a member of tho constitutional convention and was re ten''y serving as deputy sheriff ir ooehise county. but he has had min 'ng experience.
 PHOENIX. May i@--The assump non oi the governor that the lcgis h'ure will conclude it's business with on' any need of an extra session caused spuft among the lawmak "' today and tonight. The house passed seven bills already passed by mt senate, including the anti-blaek o'i bill The house killed the pub ne defender bill. Tonigh, the sen ae passed several bills including ar 'htIobbying measure. and pur' 'o'd bill, and an appropriation fo' m' Florence Crittenden Home PHOENIX May IS-A dslsQa