Arizona republican., 1912-05-11
Solons Discover We Simply Must Have the Federal Judiciary Recall Right Away or All Is Likely to Be Lost
SCHOOL LAND
 BILL COMES UP
Legislature Decides to Go Author of Bill One Bet ter and Amends it to Prohibit Sales for All Time

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 In the dead of night the Kinney bill passed the senate as the last inn portant action of yesterdays session It was reported back from the en- crossing committee a few minutes be- fore. given it's final reading, and de- bate was cut off by C. B. Wood, who immediately moved the previous ques- tion Nevertheless, two republicans and one democrat, managed to eX- press themselves at some length by taking advantage of their right to eN- plain their votes. which were in the negative.
 Mr. Brown said he had carefully considered the bill and though he is a union man he believed this bill was a mistake and he did not consider his union obligations justified him in de priving another human being from making d living. Under this bill thousands of Mexicans will be thrown out of employment. What are they going to do, he inqcired. Starve? T see nothing else before them. If you could exclude all foreigners, as we dc
 
 l do not believe in taking away from an American citizen the right to make d living"
 MT. Hubbcll objected for q great many reasons saying in part: T ob- ject because of the injustice of the measure; because it ties the Mex cans hand and foot so they cannot vote in the referendum; I object be- cause of every sentiment of manhood I object because it is retaliation fol the fact that foreigners will not pat rOnize the saloons of Globe after one of their number was murdered in one of them and justice was not meteC out; I object because the Mexicans were here before you were and are good Americans; 1 object because they or their antecedents whom vol now offend were defenders of thu country in the hour of it's peril
 Senator Hughes said he objected be. cause the bill was un-American anC unjust but he had d greater reason II was because of his high regard fol the constitution and the men wh, drew it incorporating the principl, of the referendum which he did no believe was made to be used as subterfuge He said he also objected on the grounds set forth by Mir Hub bell and Mir Brown. The vote was a follows: Ayes-Chase, Davis, Harri son. Hechtman. Kinney, Roberts. Sims C. E. Wood Homer Wood, MT. Presi dent, 10.
 Nays Breen, Brown. Hubbel Hughes, Pace, Vessel, Willis, WOrs ley. Absent-Lovin.
 Probably the most exciting thin; that occurred in the legislature yes terday was when the senate afte dividing its measure providing for tn, advisory recall of federal judges, Uni ted States senators and representa- tivcs bringing in two bills, one per. taining to the judges alone, attached an emergency clause to it on tn, theory that it should become i'm mediately operative on account of tn, present situation"
 There was much debate in thu house in the afternoon over schoo land matters. two bills being befor, it. One provided that no school land should be sold for p years and tn other provides for board for invest igatng and handling the school Ian, matter. The former measure. whicl is a constitutional amendment wa amended to read that no school lant shall ever be sold under any consid eratiOn. Both bills were recommends, for passage
 Both houses did deal of bushes yesterday but the house put more O # to one side thah did the senate il its day sessions though the senat held another night session. The hous passed seven bills, killed five an recommended several more for pas sage. The senate passed the bill fo the relief of James McGee, a con stitutiOnal amendment to facilitate it taxation plan, and the bill providin for a public defender The hous passed bills limiting the hours ( work to eight in mines, smelters, an public institutions. d bill respectin the eminent domain. crimes again. the franchise. etc.
 The governor sent nominations the senate for the new medical boar and the game commission and rt ported his approval of several bills.
 THE SENATE.
 The senate assembling about o'clock first received a message fro the house announcing the passage substitute house bill 147, the coun seat removal bill It was referred the county affairs committed
 Reports of Committees.
 The labor committee reported hou bill AZ. limiting the number of cars
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