Arizona republican., 1912-04-30
Eggs Him On In Meyers Matter Then Jumps Be hind Barn and Wrig- gles Its Fingers At Him.
SPECTER COMES
 OUT OF HIDING
Ghost of the Much Disliked Night Session Comes Out of Its Dark Closet and Captures the State Leg islature.

The legislature had long. busy grind yesterday, the senate holding q night session from s to II o'clock. Thus far there has been final action on only about forty of the 150 sen ate bills and the house has done but little better The members appreci- ate that unless the work is rushed along the end of the session will find a lot of pet measures in the scrap heap.
 Many important bills are yet to be acted upon and perhaps a dozen proposed constitutional amendments, are still to be whipped into shape. With this in view one may well won der what is to become of such bills as that of Mir. Pace which describes just what a thirsty citizen brother will have to do to get a drink of whiSkey on dry Sunday through the method of a doctors prescription. The senate however. delayed long enough last night to send the medi cal bill to a committee to attach schedule of doctors fees Also. it considered in committee and pushed along the board of equalization bill, tried to indefinitely postpone the Hughes weights and measures bill but failed. This bill was also sent to committee for a fee schedule.
 There was very little finished legis lation in either house though the Worsley amendment to the cOnstitu- tion authorizing the state to engage in industrial pursuits got through the house easily yesterday. The house did a stunt yesterday morning however that d disinterested witness could not help but feel was naughty. A lot of the gentlemen do not love the govern or as much as democrats might be supposed to and are in open warfare against his prison policies, but he was given a punch yesterday below the belt that any half baked referee could see was a violation of all prize ring rules. Friday the house told the governor to go ahead and send Con- vict Meyers to Washingtond and let him patent his electrical invention. It was a unanimous expression. But vesterday morning when MT Wren submitted the same matter formally the house dumped it to the table and left it lying there by vote of 70 to six. It was funny. Having egged the governor on, the house lodged back behind the barn and wiggled its fingers at him. The absentees when the vote was taken were Rabbit, Hall. Jacobs and Jones. The six who stood by him are Curry Johnson Kerr, Lewis. Whipple and Wren.
 Int afternoon session of the house lasted until after six o'clock and much of the time was devoted to tearing to pieces and patching up MT. Halls mine inspection bill to get 1t just the way it was wanted before recon mendation for passage.
 THE SENATE
 The senate began work with sec ond reading and reference of bills as follows:
 Senate bill 148, respecting stock killed by railroads. referred to ju- dietary committee.
 Senate bill 147. regulating practice Of dentistry, to public health com mittee.
 Senate bill 150, Pace bill prohib- iting doctors to prescribe any rem edy containing s per cent of alco- hol without a personal examination was referred to the committee on county affairs.
 House bill 12. respecting redemp- ton of property sold under execu ton. was referred to finance com mittee
 House bill 8. respecting license to sell products. referred to live stock committee with orders to report May
 Message from the governor an nounced the signing of senate join resolution 5. providing for the in vestigation of state offices
 The following bills were Sent to thu enrolling and expressing committee
 Senate bill 19 rights of married persons.
 House bill 60. for filling vacancie in office.
 Senate bill 1O9, for filling vacancie in boards Of supervisors
 Senate bill S9, for semi month"; pay day
 Senate bill 79, eight hour law.
 House bill 45. aIati gratuity bill.
 House bill g, Totaries public.
 House bill 37, Fxentucky corporato law without enI Iergency clause.
 Senate bill 57 formation supervi sorai districts.
 House bill 4. trial procedure
 Judiciary cohnmittee reported sen ate bill 116. Ia majority asling fo it's passage 4,nd the minority rec ommending it F do not pass. This is bill providing for the pledge of sena
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