Arizona republican., 1912-03-23
Timid Legislators Are Not Going to Take Any Un- necessary Chances With Those Awful, Wick e d Lobbyists
NO HONOR ROLL
 FOR THESE MEN
Parliamentary Barriers Are Erected Around Legis- lative Halls; Other Mat ters of Interest at the Capitol

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 That the gentlemen who are to make the laws for Arizona. might be l,.pt entirely free from temptation or the suspicion of taint of corruption, both houses yesterday passed the fol- lowing resolution. introduced in the senate by Homer Wood. of Iavapai, and in the house by P. S Wren. of NaVdpai:
 Rcsolved-That until the rules con- mittee of this body has formulated rules prohibiting the practicinG Of lobbying on the floor of the senate. Cor house). no persons, other than members of the legislature, attaches and state officers. shall be permitted to come upon the floor of the state senate Cor house) without they are permitted to do so by d tWo-thlrds vote taken by roll call. of the mem bers of the senate Cor house).
 No exception was made of the news paper men who will hereafter be com Dcllcd to assaiI members and attaches Tn the corridors or chase them around up town in order tO get information of il clerical sort that is not an- ncunced in open session. but which Is necessary in keeping track Of the status of things. This, however. will be patiently submitted 10 in view of the delicate compliment unwittingly raid them in the intimation that they might have money with which to buy somebody.
 A feature of yesterdays proceedings developed at the close of the house session when House Bill No. l. the majority recall measure. had been read the second time and referred to the committee on printing A. k. Lynch initiated a movement which got the bill re-referred also to the com mittee on constitutional amendments and mandates Preliminary to that action he stated that it was the sense of many members of the house that the bill would have 10 be consider = ably remodeled before it could pass. that while it expressed the sentiments Of the majority it failed legally to enact the legislation sought in that the photogra phic reproduction of the section of the original constitution,
  appeared merely as an attached eN- hibit instead of being contained in the body of the bill. If MT. Lynch and his associates are right. the springing of the cartoon will have been love- s labor lost, except for the pleasure the gentlemen had in demonstrating their lack of affection for President Taft.
 Another feature of the day was the Introduction of a memorial in each house asking congress to abolish the court of commerce. 4 bill for re- codifying the statutes was also intro- duced in each house.
 Senator Hughes introduced bill asking that the 15O,0O0 acres given by the enabling act for agricultural mechanics be added to the 15O,Ooo set apart for the University of Arizona.
 Both houses were handed bill enabling Mohave county to bond it. self for q new court house.
 That the republicans are not to be entirely inactive was developed when Kirlle T. Moore. the minority house leader. introduced duplicate of the Breen recall bill and followed 1t uI with bill for equal suffrage. Jacobs got his school land bill into action IT the house and brennan started th' machinery for a public land board tc handle the vast area of public lands and outline the manner of their sale settlement and reclamation.
 There was a deal of discussion III the house as to what constitutes an emergency bill and several of thai character were introduced in both bodies
 THE SENATE.
 The senate was off on the dot yes terday and tbegan its grind before II .nas fairly opened. After roll call anC prayer and some time devoted to get ting the initials of the members prop erly recorded on the books and be fore the secretary had time to reat the minutes. Mir. Worsley presented senate memorial No'1 praying con gress to abolish the court of com merce and directing the states repre- sentatives in congress to support tn, Sims bill or any other measure de signed ot achieve that purpose.
 The minutes of the day before wer, read. after which the senate listene, to an invitation from the Tempe nor maj. to be present last night at it annual decla nation contest. 50 that i any member was out all night hi family will know where he was.
 Senate Bill : was introduced b. Lovin. authorizing the board of su pervisors of Mohave county to issu bonds to the amount of Ss0.000 fo the building of a new county cour house: the bonds to bear five pc cent interest and run for forty year:
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