Arizona republican., 1912-04-16
Spends Two and a Half Hours In Discussion of His Novel Industrial
 Measure.
BUSY DAY IN
 BOTH THE HOUSES
Not Many Bills Were Pass ed But Large Number Hurried Through
 Early Stages.

Yesterday marked the action of the legislature on more bills than on any other day of the session, though the senate took final action on but one measure and only three new bills were introduced. one of them was important in that it calls for the same levy as heretofore for public highways. ? cents on each $100 worth of property. Another was a new move in progressive legislation calling for an advisory vote on the recall of United States senators and the recall of federal judges
 The senate. however, discussed many measures in committee of the whole. and moved many bills along on second reading. The feature of the day was MT. Worsley's discussion on the subject of the state and cities engaging in industrial pursuits
 The house only received one new bill, and that designed to displace another, the Jacobs school land law But it did a world of business, pass ing several measures and indefinitely postpouing more of them. while still others were pushed along through committee discussion. so it may be said that more than usual progress was made.
 This afternoon there is to be a joint committee meeting on the mo- taries public bill. which each house has passed and for which both are striving to get the credit.
 THE SENATE.
 The senate started it's business yes terday by the second reading and reference of bills as follows:
 <. E. 109, vacancies in office. re- ferred to judiciary
 $. B. III, newspaper bill, referred to judiciary.
 $. B. 110, respecting game birds re- ferred to agriculture and irrigation committee
 $. B. 112. pure food. to public health committee.
 $ B. 113, assessments and taxes, referred to finance committee.
 H E. IS. industrial pursuits for state. referred to constitutional amendments committee.
 H B 45, gratuities, referred to la bor committees.
 H. 5. 59, county scholarships, re- ferred to education committee
 $. E. III. state. county and court fees. referred to finance committee.
 $. E. 115. anti lobby act referred to constitutional mandates commit tee.
 House reported it's disagreement with the senate over the latters i..A E. 1. the recall.
 $ J. R. ,. to back up the board of control in an investigation already under way of the state institutions and offices was referred to the com mittce of the whole. The committee on public health re ported recommending the indefinite postponement of S E. 40 and the passage of $. B. 73 as amended $ B 40 was then disposed of as recommended without division. it be- ing an act regulating cold storage, and also being the only bill finally acted on by the senate yesterday. Senate confirmed the governors ap- pointments on the state board of horticulture made last week
 Committee Of the Whole. Senate went into committee of the whole with Hughes in the chair. in which form the body did most of it's work yesterday and sprung the feature of the day in discussing the Worsley bill for permitting the state 1 to engage in industrial pursuits The order of the bills considered was an 1 follows:
 $. B. s, relating to wills, was rec commended for passage $ J. R. ,, was treated in like man. her, it calling for the direct election 1 of senators. When the committee ! rose both were sent to the enrolling and expressing committee. | S B 2, is the industrial pursuit ] bill. by Mir. Worsley, and on it's be- 1 ing called up Mir. Worsley got the floor and talked in behalf of the measure until 12:30. He delivered } powerful address from his viewpoint 1 but to review the speech would be /. to recite the stock arguments of SO 1 cialism.
 | At o'clock the senate resumed its session and went at once into the ! committee of the whole again witt i MT. Hughes in the chair MT Wors-
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