Weekly journal-miner., 1912-05-29
LEGISLATURE MADE
 N[NETY-FIVE LAWS
Two Constitutional Amendments Are Submitted to Vote of People
 At Next Election.
(FSom Wednesdsy's Daily.)

utst state ieBisidture of hrizona will be of general interest to the people oi all sections of the state. Out of total of 5s6 bills introduced in both houses. the senate offering l74 io the house l82, there were passed md laid before the governor only D5, or a fraction over one fourth of inc bills introduced. Besides the bills passed two measures submitting constitutional amendments to the vote of the people were also passed They arc the proposition for a re- call of the judiciary as originally provided in the Arizona cons,itu. ion, and the one allowing the state 10 engage in Industrial pursuits. Senate Bill No. S3 was reported lost. but it may yet reach the exc cutivc. This makes a total of o8 bills acted upon favorably by the lawmakers.
 The only bill vetoed was the six mile limit law, and it was promptly passed over the governors objec- lions. There arc number of bills yet in the hands of the governor, and it is said that some of them will meet with the executive dis approval. If he vctoes any of these bills. his veto will stand without any further violence to the executives opinions. Some of the bills passed are already in force and effect. while most of them will not become laws for ninety days because the consti- tuition provides that unless they are passed as emergency bills. the peo- pie have the right to think them over for that time and may petition that they be left to a referendum vote of the people. The bills as passed and signed arc as follows. be- ing placed under headings to indi- cate the nature of the law enacted:
 Mining.
 Substitute H. R. 46-Statc mine inspector and mining code.
 II. E. V-Miners' labor lien takes precedence over mortgage.
 Elections.
 II. B. l32 - Relating to election frauds and their punishment.
 II. B. i77-Penalty for illegal sign ing of initiative and referendum peti- ton.
 S. E. li6-Advisory recall of U. 5. senators, and congressmen.
 s. B. li6a--Advisory recall federal judges.
 Court Procedure.
 II. E. 4-Relating particularly toI motion for new trial.
 II. B. 86-Criminal action by in- formation as we'll as indictment.
 IT. B. i03-Coneerning bonds on appeal from superior 10 supreme court.
 H. B. l76-Authorizes suits against state.
 S. B. i0-Coneerning drawing of grand juries.
 Land Laws.
 H. E. 6l--Creates irrigation dis tricts.
 H. B. 70-Appropriating funds Tor drainage agricultural lands.
 H. B. l20-State land commission IT. B. l2o-Suryey of lands.
 Labor Laws.
 H. B. 42-Electric headlights on locomotives.
 H. B. 43-Limi,ing number cars in train. H. B. 44-Full train crews IT. B. 4s-Anti-gratuity for wage earners. H. B. s0-Requiring experienced engineers and conductors for trains' H. B. 64-Regulating hours of ia- Dor in electrical plants II. B. G--Fixing hours iaoor TOT hoisting engineers H. B. l44-Eight hours of 'aoo' in state institutions & B. is-Contraets for surety De- tween common carriers and em- ployes. ,, s B. z-To regulate relief asso- citations. Making null and void con tracts releasing employees from suits for damages.
 & B. 6O-Limiting use of loeomo- ,;v.s when steam escapes obstruet- ing view of crew s B. 62.-Operators of experience as train dispatehers. S. B. 7i-Rules for use of switch lights. ,-.
 R 7o-Eight hour labor day