Arizona republican., 1912-05-18
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THE SENATE.

made read. in the senate during the night session.
 THE SENATE.
 The senate spent the entire forenoon and until about o'clock in the af- tcrnoon in the third reading of seven bills. which were passed later and are mentioned under final action.
 About o'clock the body went into committee of the whole with Mir Hechtman in the chair to consider house bills
 House bill 120 to pubic lands board Was amended as to leases
 House bill 156 amending the cOnsti- tuition to prohibit forever, the sale of school lands. was also amended. House bin 132 crimes against the elective franchise, was approved. House bill l45 giving the federal government jurisdiction over federal building sites was found satisfactory. House bill l50 restricting aliens in owning and leasing realty met approv- al.
 House bill 129 for the survey of pub lie lands, Was approved and all of the above named were recommended to take their regular course.
 House Dill 115 eminent domain, was rc-rcrcrred 10 the Judiciary committee. House b.iI log regulating elocIrIc subways was recommended for indcf- mite postponcmcnt
 Final Action.
 The vote on each bin was without division two members being absent House bll log electric subWays, in- definitely postponed.
 House biI 176 authorizing suits against the state. passed.
 House bIH IT punishinS false sig natures to initiative and referendum.
 Petitions Passed.
 House bill 134 authorizing supcrvis- ors to buy county fair grounds, passed. House b.H 116 making failure to provide cor families, felony. passed. House bill lI2 duties of auditor and deputy, passed
 Senate bill 132 crimes against the elective franchise. passed.
 Senate bill 16S publishing the ex- penditure of public money, passed. Senate pill T switch light law, sen ate concurred in the house amend mcnts.
 Committee Reports.
 The education committee amended house bill 131 free text book law and recommended it's passage. l. was sent to tn st1lr committee.
 House bill 34 the semi monthly pay day bill vas amended by the labor committee. recommended for passage and referred to the committee of the whole for the night session.
 Conference Comittees.
 H F. Wood. Kinney and Harrison reported they could not agree with house conference committee on house biil 6S as to the senate amendments to the bill. \ new committee was ap- pointed consisting of Hughes. Vessel and (. E. Woou.
 4 report came from the hocse that 1t had agreed t. the conference report oii senate bill 143 the road bill.
 The senate received message ap- prising it of the bills passed during the day
 Final Acton.
 Substitute senate bin 90 compulsory compensation, passed. without division MT. Sims remarking that it is a rotten bill
 House oil r school law. passed without division. as passed making the segregation section discretionary with school directors.
 Recess till D. m.
 THE HOUSE
 The corporations committee filed a favorable report on senate bill 159 relating to foreign corporations, after which the house plunged into
 Final Action
 Senate bill 136. for the pensioning of teachers $500 per year after 25 years of service. was passed by d vote of 9 to s, two absent.
 Senate bill 116A, advisory recall of federal judges, passed. 29 to ,, one absent. Brooks, Curry. Gonzales, A. A. Moore. and K. T. Moore voted in the negative.
 Senate bill 116. advisory recall of senators and congressman. passed g 10 ?. Gonzales and K. T. Moore voting no.
 Senate bill 137. home for destitute women and children. passed without division.
 Senate bill 5. mineral display in San Francisco and san Diego, passed 24 tO II.
 Senate bill 147. amendment to con stitution to abolish board of equali- zation, passed without division.
 Senate joint memorial ', respecting disposition of lands in connection with Parker dam site, passed 32 to l. two absent.
 Senate bill 15. Kansas blue sky law. regulating sale of stock in in vestmcnt companies. passed, returned to the engraving committee for cor rection.
 Senate bill 127 Chase game law which was all but postponed tho night before passed by d vote of 31 tC f. MT. Wren, who opposed it tho night before. said that although hi, name did not appear among the lis of game birds. he would vote for tn bill.
 Bills Approved.
 Message from the governor an nounced his approval of House bil 63. organization Of corporations;
 House bill S3, regulating companie issuing investment contracts;
 House bill 1O3. relating to appeals
 House bill 43, limiting cars ir tra
 House bill 56, education deaf, dunn and blind:
 House bill 50. experienced trai