Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
Substitute Measure, Pre- pared by Lynch, Provides for Submission of Amend ment at Next Regular Election
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Yesterday Was a good working day for both houses of the legislature but moi s great deal was in evidence tD show for the labor at the close os business for much of it was neces- sarily dead work. The senate. for irstaDce. spent practically thv entire afternoon in consideration of the rules which it finally agreed 10 in commit ice Of the whole. receiving at the close sf the session several communica- tons among them nominations by thH governor. of pr. \. C. Kingsley of Nosalcs to be superintendent of the asylum for the insane. and James Johnson. J. NJ Rondstadt and Isaac Dedman 10 be members Of the live stock sanitary board.
 The house put over the first bill cf its session when it passed the committee substitute for II. B. 1. tn" recall measure. submitting the con- stitutional amendment to q vote of the people at the next general election. The legislative appropriation bili house bill No was also passed in both houses and the joint resolution on the income tax is now ready for passage by the house.
 New bills in the house included duplicate of the senate bill forleitins the rights of foreign corporations to do business in Arizona when they appeal to federal courts Several measures were introduced regulating train service: an anti-tipping bill was started and in the senate bill was introduced abolishing capital punish ment.
 THE SENATE.
 Immediately on converting in the morning the committee on rules pre- sented it's report in the form of proof sheets sufficient in number for each member to have copy and the con sideration of the report was made d special order for 2:3U in the after noon.
 Senate bill II appropriating s50.0O0 for the expenses of the legislature was reported by the enrolling and en- crossing committee and passed unan- imOusly.
 Under the first reading Of bills the following measures were read by title and referred to the printing com mittee:
 Senate bill 10 by Wood. concerning jurIes.
 Senate bill q by Worsley. to abol- ish capital punishment
 Senate bill 8 by Hughes. providing for a day of rest
 Senate bill 36 bv Willis. relating to the compensation Of court reporters. Senate bill g. by Roberts. by re quest. referring to the game laws.
 Senate bill 3S by C. E. Wood. pro- viding for a committee to select a suitable site for the industrial school. Under the head of second reading Of bills the following were read ana referred to committees respectively as follows:
 Senate bill 20 by Lovin. pertain ing to divorce law. referred to the judiciary committee.
 Senate bill q by Kinney. respect ing miners and others in hazardous employment Referred to committee on Labor
 Senate bill 22 by Hughes pertain ing to mine inspection, referred to committee on constitutional amend ments and referendum.
 Senate bill 27 by Worsley. permit ting state to engage in industrial pursuits. referred to constitutional amendments and referendum com mittee.
 Judiciary report 1 bN c E. Wood, respecting the income tax referred to same committee.
 Judiciary report ? bv Hughes. re- specting the election of senators by popular vote. referred ot same com mittce
 Senate memorial l by Worsley. ia . Norirg abolishmcnt of commerce court. referred to committee on judi ciary
 Senate bills 39 to 45 inclusive in- tloduced at the close of the previous session but not read though their numbers and titles were printed yes terday. were then read bv title and referred to the printing committee.
 The communication received the Light before from the secretary oi state concerning the affairs in his of flee. was referred to the committed on appropriations and conlmunca ton from the governor received the day before transmitting letter of Sec IetarY of State Knox concerning the income tax was referred to the com mittee on constitutional amendments and referendum
 Senate took d recess to l:30 D. m.
 Resuming the senate shortly. weni into committee of the whole with MT Davis in the chair. for consideration
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