Arizona republican., 1912-06-07
SENATE PLAN ID SIDE STEP
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light. and if there is no change in seutii! ent over night the measure will be passed today It will then be up to the e"vo17cr to say WhotFer there shall or shall not he "sciertific box ing" in Arizona under the sanction cr law.
 Next ia interest is the anti-lobby- ing measure. The senate fau an an u-Iohhying measure. and ire house had on also. The house made the better time with its bill, her;ng pass ed it and sent 1t to the sorate T few days ago Yesterday c;oI .nG it came hack having been somewhat amend cl" by the upper lranch.
 As the bill stands now the amend ments" are all there is to it. The only thing of the house measure is the cnacting clause and it is not certain but it may have been dress ,d up little. In other words the senate "amended" the house bill by cutting out all it's provisions and substituting the house senate bill in- stead. So, it is in fact the senate bill that has come back to the house.
 The recently appointed board of land commissioners got together yesterday and organized by electing Mulford Winsor president and Cyrus Barnes secretary. w. A Moody is the other member Eward A Tarpell was select ed chief clerk
 The senate started off the day by the introduction of bills First there was the Cunniff- Wood election measure, then a onl by Hughes creating the of flee of state geOlOgist.
 There were both majority and min ority reports on the original election bill and it was sent to the committee of the whole calendar, probably for action today The bill creating the of flee of state librarian. who is to have a numerous company of assistants at fat salaries. was sent on it's regular course.
 Then the bill relating to road assess ments was taken up. It didn't fare so well being recommended for indef- mite postponement
 The bill providing a night watchman at the capitol building, since it carries q job, got through as a matter of course. It was recommended to take it's regular course and was put on the calendar of the committee of the whole.
 The bIll relating to the assistant su- penintendent of the state industrial school was recommended to take it's regular course and was put on the committee of the whole calendar
 The bll providing an appropriation for bridge in Navajo county was also sent on its regular course.
 cTa fpr cities which are eligible to adopt the commission form of government was referred to Senator Davis for correc- tion
 The bin providing for tax exemp- tions for certain veterans and for cer- tain religious institutions went the way of all flesh by the indefinite postpone ment route.
 The bip relating to the publication of supreme court decisions was amend. ed and sent to the committee of th1 whole
 The house bill providing for a state examiner came up on final passage and went through by the vote of Is to three.
 The bill relating to justices of the peace was passed as was the bill re- quiring newspapers to publish the names or their owners managers and creditors Another bill to pass finally was the house measure providing fOr the care of blind infants.
 The senate measure providing fol licensing corporations got through 1t to three-Breen, HubbeI and Willi: voting against it.
 Tn the committee of the whole Sen ator Vessel occupied the chair. Not 6 great deal of business was transacte, by the committee though a few bills were sent on their regular course These include the auto tax bill tht amount of the tax provided by thi: measure being raised to $10. and tht bill relating to vital statistics Botl