Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-21
Doings In the
 Legislature
TUESDAY

'ufcbare D,Ii, became la~ without he governors signature.
 B. Is were introduced ss follows:
 By Chsse-No l09; provide e game Jaw for the state.
 By Willis-No no; relating 10 the 'ame subject.
 By c B Wood amending paragraph 37Si. title 5s, reyi.ed statutes of 1901 pertaining to public printing, pro- 'ibiting any contracts from being ,sde with any publisher, unless the names of every person. firm, sssocis- ion, or corporation owning an inter- -st in such publication, or interested in said contract, be public.
 By Wessel-To prevent the manu. lecture, ssle or transportation of adul- :erated mislsbelied or misbrabded ar icles of food and liquors, and regulat- rg the traffic therein and providing enalties for violation thereof; estab- .shiDg sta'e laboratory for fools liquors, drugs, etc. COmmitte on senate recall bill recommended that the house do not concur, and insist on house bil cover ing same.
 Lewis bill, providing for the plsc- ing the union label on all public printing was killtd.
 By Bsll-Relsting to city and corn- ty assessors; referred to committee on county and county affairs.
 By Jacobs of Msricopa-fn refer ence to the tsxstion of mines. The present law provides that twenty five per cen. of the gross value in money of the product of mines shall constitute the total amount upon which the levy of taxes for the cur rent year shall be fixed and made. '" Jscobs' bill raises this value from g per cent to 50 per cent of the gross value. and is in accordance with a recommendation made by the Arizona Assessors association. The bill was referred to the committee on mines and mining.
 WEDNESDAY The bill by Mr Wors'ey providing for an amendment. to the constitution granting the right 10 the state. If it is so desired, to engage in industrial pursuits was passed. The amend ment confers the power to the state to do so, and is.inilar in import to the one passed hy he house few days since.
 The cold storage bill of Davis wss killed.
 Wor.ley's bill prohibiting the em- ploynent in the public schools of per sons afflicted with tuberculosis was recommended for passage.
 The ouly new bill introduced was by Johnson, relating to the disposition of school lands.
 Bradner's electric headlight bill was psssed by 3l affirmative votes Buchanan voted no, and three mem- bers, Ke!ton, Wbipple and Craig, were absent.
 Bradner's bill providing for the nun Der of men which shall constitute q train crew was also passed. but not by so unanimous a vote, those voting in favor of it beng Ball, Brooks Craig. Curry. brennan, Graham, Hal Irvine. Johnson, Kane, Kerr, Lewis Linney. MsttoI, MuIphy, Saxon Whipple, MT Spesker-lS.
 Those opposing the bill with theil votes were Rabbit. Barker, Buchan an, Cooke. Crofoot, Duncan, Fl is Gonzales, Jacobs. Jacobson, Jones Lynch. Msdoock. Moore GA. A.) Moor' (Kirk T.) Wren-l6.
 Halps bill to regulate the hours fol boisting engineers was passed by B fsyes, Messrs Ball and Kelton beini ahseDt
 The Industrial scho ol site commit tee bill was p4ssed.
 l THURSDAY,
 By Worsley-pfoviding for atvis orr primaries for recall of Unitet States judges and senstors.
 By Lovin-prescribiug tLe dutie oi auditor and providing assistants 10 his office.
 By Hacbtmsn, by request, provid ing s levy of twenty-five cents oI every 500 for good road.
 By Kane, of Greenlee-sppropriat ing fifteen thousand dollars, to b used m the erection of building [ be known as the Executive Mar sion" sud will for all time be home C of the governor of Arisons. ,l Wood of the committee on rule announced that no bills shall te to troduced sitter April P except b committees.
 Il By viya voce vote, the peddlers' Ii cene bill, introduced by Kerr. and th union label bill, by Lewis. were il [, definitely postponed in the hou,
 Monday afternoon.