Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
0oings In the
Legislature

ubSeiNoi o'ii "ae PaSeSd SceteAu"y " | the senate with only 70 votes sgsinst | t, tbose of Breen and Wesssi. Johnson's house bill No 55, relating Co the sale Of farm producte aud live etocg, was passed unanimously. Worsles's senate bill No 79, provid- ins for SD eisht-bour day for employees of emelters and other similar occups- tions, wac psssed sith only one dis senting vo'e.
 | Homer Wood introduced senate bill
 No l55. relating 10 the incorporation Of railroad companies.
 Crsig's bill providing for the num-
 Der of hours which shall constitute 6
 working day for women was before the
 committee Of the whole. ~ith Dune D
 in the chair, and wss ordered to 3rd reading.
 Il The resolution asking for relief oi
 settlers on land grants ID Ssnts Cru1
 county was also ordered engrossed. About dozen families are reported to be Interested in the operation of
 this resolution. The senste resolution providing for
 commission to 90 to San Frarcisco
 to select a cite for an exhibit at the opposition to be held there in 1915 } vas sdop:Ad unanimous by the house.
 y A communication from Woodrow ? Wilson informed the house that he {. will be unable to sccep' its invitation
 to address the legislature. Il Messrs. Jacobson. Irvine sgd Kel- ton were appointed committee, in tcomplisncs with a resolution pre- . viously passed, 10 consult with the
 congressiousl committee now visiting
 Phoenix, and obtain certain ipforms- , ton from them concerning the pubic lsnis of the state. , THURSDAY, e Fourteen bills which were psssed , by the legislature have been deposited , si h the secr, tsry of state up to date as follows:
 An act authorizing and empower 9 ing the common council of Phoenix Y to issue oonds to purchase sewer sys g tenn. Emergency.
 An act to provide for the office ex- : nense of the attorney generals office t Emergency
 | Relating to the drawing ot juries 'i Emergency.
 ei Appropriation bill; legislative ant c lcontingent expense. Emergency. Fl An set to repeal sections 66 and 6,
 If chapter 5I Of the session laws 0 1905.
 An act for the appointment of [
 commission to select 6 proper sigh for location oi industrial school. .,l An act to prohibit the sale of spir
 ituous, malt and vinuous liquors neal
 lpublic works, grsding csmps of rail-
 rosds. Emergency. ' An set to prohibit railway com psnies or corporations from employ.
 ing any person under IS years old anC
 without at least one years experiences ss telegraph operator. '- A joint resolution Of the leeislstur, rstiiying the sixteenth amendment 0 tbe constitution of the United States u An act for recall of judges. sI Appointment Of commission fol
 the Psnana-Cslifornis. exposition tt he held in ssE Diego, Cal. in 1915. | Inviting the Hon Champ Clark tt ,, address the legislature before ad
 Iiournment.
 Directing the board oi control O ). the state Of Ari1ons to cause an in. e yes .igation to be made in all state in D stitutions.
 a To amend section of paragraphs k 2709 title XXXl of the Revised Stat. Il utes of Arizona 1901; relating to hol-
 idsys.'
 FRIDAY D The Craig bill. providing for re.or 'e ganizing the board of control va, passed. 
 VI The following bills were passed l. without opposion: Murphys house pill lc3, relating to appeals; house memorial No 3, asking for relief from
 Icongress to the settlers ou land grant. < lin the southern part of the state Browns senate bill IS. relating to the o bonds of railroad aud express com i, Ipsnies' employees. and surety com- |. ipanies furnishing such bonds. all Bsbbitt's bill providing system oi . registration of voters in incorporated cities ard towns was paced: ,I New bills were introduced: Il By Msteox. proviting for the divis- inn of Navajo county, transferring the town of Winslow to Coconino coun-
 sy.
 By Cooke, providing for the collec. ton by adirect levy of taxes for the : isupport of the live stock fund. ,I Bv Graham, to amend article 10 of