Arizona republican., 1912-05-31
ADJOURNMENT
 SPECULATION
It Is Predicted That Many Fierce Fireworks Will Be Discharged Within the Last Legislative Fort night.

That the present special session of the legislature will come to an end on or about June 15, is the opinion expressed to d Republican representa- tive last night by one of the well informed members of the house.
 You see there is q vast amount of work to be done this man said. And more than that it is practically al important work It is too impor- tant for slipshod methods; and while there is no disposition by any mem Der of the house. so far as l know. to do any dallying, the fact remains that it will take at least a couple of more weeks hard work to get through with all the business and do it in u businesslike manner
 And that is the sentiment of good many of the lawmakers. Some say it may take q little more time than that. and some believe it will take not quite so long. But strike an av- craze and the date "a Is not far from the middle of the month
 And there is going to be plenty more fireworks. too, unless all the signs fail The house purchasing agent bill. known better in adninis- tration circles as the board of control bill, will come up today for final pas sage. having been reported from the enrolling and expressing committee. The fighting is probably at m end SD far as this bill is concerned for there seems to have been final test of strength when it went through the committee of the whole, where it had l9 supporters
 And by the way, A. R. Lynch, leader of the minority, as he used to be called. but who lately rather seems to be the leader of the majority. has come back: wherefore there is much rejoicing in the ranks of one faction or the democratic representatives and ar equal amount of grief in the ranks of another faction. The truth is that Mr. Lynch has made a good deal of a name for himself since the beginning of the regular session; and long ago they lost the count on the number of times he has put it over on the administration
 It is not that Lynch has ever been captious about anything. on the con trary his strength is of an entirely different kind He has simply re- fused to be bound by the numerous absurdites that have been born in the administration dome of thought. If an administration measure has ap- pealed to his judgment. he has sup ported il. otherwise he has not. In this position he has stood out in refreshing relief to the large number of bratnv statesmen who have been b.,r wore the gubernatorial brand.
 But speaking of prospective legisla- tion, another bill of wide interest will come before the house today and that is the semi-monthly pay day bill. It seems safe to predict this measure will pass. It will certainly do so if the work of the committee of the whole is to be taken as a criterion.
 The highway bill, which has to do with the regulation of automobiles, has also been reported out by the committee will come up for the final test today.
 In the senate large number of the bills introduced in the earlier days of the session have been disposed of; but of course many of these will be amended to a greater or less extent in the house and will have to be con sidered again. Among others some of the most important corporation meas ures await final disposition.
 Considerable interest attaches to the bill introduced Wednesday providing for the preliminary steps looking to an enlargement of the Capitol build ing. It is altogether probable this bill will receive favorable consider ation at the present session
 It does not need argument to show that something must be done with reference to this matter" one man said last night. The present situa- tion is in itself an object lesson that the legislators can hardly ignore. The only question is whether the present bill provides the proper course of pro- ccdure-the course that will insure the quickest results. If that should be the judgment of the legislature take it for granted the bill will pass without delay"