Arizona republican., 1912-04-24
Proposes That Eastern Part of County Secede From the Western Part and That New Part Be Known as Orange
SUFFRAGE BILL
 GETS QUIETUS
Senators Refuse to Go on Record as Suffragettes and Kill the Moore House Bill by Decisive Vote of II to '

The las hope of the equal suffrage adhcrents in the first state Iegsla- turc of Arizona died yesterday when the senate put the final quietus c~ Nirkc Moore's house bill No. 10 by a vote of eleven to seven. the four re- publican memberS dividing ou the issue. The question was given no Ia- bate save in the debate on mott 2- for it's disposition, and in the cN- plantation of various members as tn their votes
 In the house the days ~ensatior was founj in the iuu oduc,ion of q bill by AIr. Jones for the dividing of this county by segregating Mesa City, Lehi. Chandler Alma and Mcdowell to form Orange county. Tempe Is left with the mother co, ty. rE. bin created much interl.c but 1t l. hardly considered likely to pass.
 The greater part of the day was spent bv the house in considering the proposed new school law which was taken up in the forenoon and was on- ly half dis0oeed of wh,a .le -c.u- mittee of the whole rose in the ev- cning The senate spent mucn time on the child labor bill and on some other measures in committee of the whole Quite a number of new bills were introduced in both houses. those in the senate. however, being for the most part substitute bills
 But one bill was indefinitely post pOn,d in each house and no bills passed
 THE SENATE.
 Four petitions from Globe and one from Chloride were favoring equal suffrage. were filed.
 Senate bills q2. 43 and IS were sent to the enrolling and expressing com mittee
 Committee on style revision and compilation reportel the following bills which were read, recommended for passage and referred to commit tee on enrolling and expressing.
 Senate bin 2l exemption of prop erty.
 Senate bill 60 prohibiting use of steam binding locomotives.
 Senate bin $ To abolish state en- sineer.
 House bill concerning holidays. Senate bill 47 concerning regulation of relief associations operating on railroads.
 Announcement was made that Eu- gene W. Chapin would address the house on prison reform between l and o'clock.
 Reference of Bills.
 Senate bill 132 to public service corporation committee.
 Senate bill 133 to suffrage and cleo tions committed
 Senate bill 134 to municipal corpor- atiOn committee.
 House bill 135 to county affairs.
 Senate bill 136 to education.
 Senate bill 137 to education Senate bill 13S to county affairs
 Senate bill 139 to municipal corpor- ations.
 Senate bill 140 to finance
 Senate bill Al co appropriation.
 Education committee reported sen ate bin 42 recommending passage Referred to committee of the whole 24
 Equal Suffrage.
 Committee on constitutional amend mcnts presented dual report or house bill 10. Kirke Moore's equa suffrage DILL ne ildJOll,N ItpOTl recommended indefinite postponement and the minority recommended pass age of the bill. Homer Wood move, adoption of majority report and C. B Wood to forestall debate moved tho previous question. Hughes asked privilege of making q statement anC pleaded for consideration of th, measure. Vote on previous question was lost g to 9.
 Davis moved the adoption of tn minority report to pass the bill. Whei the vote was in progress MT Worsle, was informed that according to tn senate records he was paired wit Senator Sims who is absent Wors ley declared it was the first knowl edge he had of the fact which h dcplored and wonders where he coul have been when the pair was ar ranged C. B. Wood announced tha Jo relieve Senator Worsley he woul pair with sims Wood in favor Q the minority report and Sims agains it. The vote was concluded and tn motion lost.
 motion was then made for tn adoption of the majority report, fo indefinite postponement. Wood an nounced that he was not paired O this vote and the roll was calle, Willis. republican) in voting n, made splendid speech declaring tha regardless of any personal sentiment 
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