Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

religious belief. The bill was de- tended by Dr Hughes. pr. Godfrey. 1
 pr Dameron and others and an eff
 fort to secure an amendment s1tls-
 factory to the scientists was headed
 by Judge E. w Wells, who was sup ported by numerous representatives
 of that faith from various parts of
 the state The bill probably will not be reported back to the senate for several days In yesterdays report of the house nroceedings it was inadvertently hstated that the brennan public land bill was to make it possible for the Greeley. Arizona company to secure the land in the Parker Indian re servation. provide irrigation works i and then dispose of the land to set tiers. The company in question does not seek to secure the land, It only wants arrangements for the set tiers to secure the land so it can 1 furnish the water to them. THE SENATE The senate began with prayer and 1 roll call. the journal as usual going over to a later session. A1r. Chase | was given permission to withdraw senate bill s as he desired to in troduce another bill on the same sub feet better covering the ground. 1 New Bills. The following new bills were in- 1 troduced
 1 Senate bill 127 by Chase, respecting 1 the game laws.
 ] Senate bill 128 by Homer Wood, for the assessing of property over l
 Senate bill 129 by Lovin, making it an offensc to aid or abet another in committing an offense.
 Senate bill 13O by Lovin, enforcing respect for the flag.
 Senate bill 131 by Loyin. amending the laws concerning prize fighting. permitting scientific exhibitions of not more than twenty-five rounds. 1 with gloves weighing not less than | five ounces
 The following house bills received
 the day before were read for the
 first time and laid on the table for
 one day in accordance with the
 rules: Numbers 37. 50, 64, 68, S4 and
 90.
 Senate bill 62 prohibiting the em-
 pIoyment of inexperienced telegraph
 CTS by railroad companies, was sent to the governor for signature.
 The regular report of the printing committee was received. Senator Homer Wood moved to rescind the order to the committee on constitutional amendments to re port house bill 10 on April 23 and to report it at once. It is the Kr6e Moore equal suffrage bill and it was desired that the senate should take action at once. A great deal of op- position developed over the question of changing an order of the senate and the matter was allowed to re main without changing the previous order.
 The committee on agriculture and irrigation recommended that house bill 5 do pass and the bill was re- ferred to the committee of the whole, for Monday.
 Mr Sims announced his desire to be absent for two or three days on business and was excused. Committee reported house bill 5, JOhnson's measure defining the
 rights of producers to peddle their . products without a license with the recommendation that the bill do pass. Senate went into committee of the whole with MT. Hechtman in the chair to consider senate bill 72 re- quring the investment in Arizona of a certain portion of the premi- ums collected by life insurance com panies. There was a double report on the bill by the committee on cor ! porations, the majority report recom- mending passage. The minority re-
 port for indefinite pOstponement was
 finally adopted and the committee
 rose and reported to the senate.
 A final vote was taken senate bill = and it was indefinitely post