Arizona republican., 1912-03-28
SENATOR'S HAVE LEFT FOR
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1 coconino county
 senate bill 42 by Worsley provides ! for the teaching of agriculture in 1 high schools.
 Senate bill 43 by Worslev. pro- 1 Nides Tor the forfeiture of all rights Of foreign corporations to do busi- | ness Tn Arizona. in the event of their | appealing any cause from the state ! |" the federal courts. It is said this 1 bill was formulated by Attorney General Bullard who modelled il af- Ter what Is known as the Ken lucky law" which. it is said. has stood the test of the United States supreme court
 Senate bill A by Worslev. provides for the licensing of stationary en- gineers.
 Senate bill 45 hy Worslev fines or prohibits trusts. enacts penalties for their violation Of the law. and outlines the procedure for enforcing the act
 The senate adjourned 10 To o'clock today
 The House.
 
 Tuesday were corrected and aDproy- ed with exceptional particularitv yesterday morning, that no person might find blow hole in the cleo ton of AriZona's first senators. Inn mediately thereafter the gentlemen plunged into business and worked like real bread winners until the hour arrived for putting the room in shape to receive the distin- Guished company.
 The house got it's first work in committee of the whole on the mo- tion of Mir Brooks to assume that form of delheration for the con Sideration of house bill l. the sub stitute for house bill I. house bill and house memorial l. It was later found that house memorial 1 had only had one reading and con sideratiOn was not given it by the committee. Mir. Wren was called to preside over the committee.
 House bill l was read and on mo- ton of Mir Bradner the committee of the whole voted for its indefinite postponemcnt This was the ori- ginal recall bill and the considera- tion of the substitute for house bin was taken up. It was amended in technical points and the commit tee recommended il for passage l During it's consideration Kirke r 1 Moore endeavored to amend it by | inserting provisions contained in his 1 hill house bill 10 providing diff |
 
 informed him that the committee | would report his bill later at which !, time he thought Mir MOores action | would he more timely. MT. Moore 1 then withdrew his amendments !
 House bill ,. appropriating $50. .o00 1 for the expenses of the legislature i was amended only in minor details and recommended for passage The committee arose and reported to Mir Bradner who resumed the chair.
 On motion of Lynch substitute house bill 1 and house bin were ordered engrossed preparatory to third reading.
 Mir. KeltOn of COchise county ask cd leave to introduce q bin as an measure. The permis- sion was granted House bill. II is the number of MT Kelton's bill which is entitled bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors near public works. It was referred to the committee on printing.
 The house took recess until l1:5O
 At that hour the gallery was packed with people and as soon as Speaker Bradner rapped for order Senator C. E. Wood appeared and announced that the senate was ready for q joint session. The speaker in- him to report that the house was ready. A committee con sisting of Messrs. Kelton. Murphy II md Kerr was appointed to escort he state senators in and seat them pn the west side of the chamber at he speakers right, the representa- ives having punched on the other side The state senators entered and Ook their seats, Governor Hunt and he members of the supreme court | ,ntering about the same time.
 President Cuniff of the. senate ook the speakers chair with the speaker and the governor on his fight. and proceeded to inform the Issemblage of the legal method of procedure. The secretary of the senate called he senate roll and the chief clerk ,f the house performed like duty or the members of that body. All were present. The secretary of the senate read rom the senate journal of the day | before that part of the proceedings pertaining to the election of sena ors The chief clerk of the house cad the house journal President Cunniff said: The ournal of the senate and the jour al of the house showing that Mar us A Smith and Henry F. Ashurst ave received the unanimous vote f each house, Marcus A. smith and Ienry F. Ashurst are hereby decided uly elected United States senators rom Arizona" (Applause). Senators Homer Wood. Hughes nd Chase. and Representatives ,uchanan. Linney and Jacobs were ppointed q joint committee to mo- lfy the senators of their election nd escort them to seats of honor { the left of the president. They ntered amid q storm of applause |