Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

The committee on public health and statistics had recommended passage oI the bill MT. Kerr moved it's in- definite postpOncmcnt, without sue cess MT. Bradner called for the read ing of the bill. Cooke moved to in- scrt the words Tor church" after College" in the line providing for the filing of credentials of practitioners. If was opposed by Kerr and Babbitt and favored by Kane. Barker and kelton Others talked rather indcf- initcly. The motion was lost Cooke offered another amendment in the same place, "or other evidence of sat isfactory preparation" It was also lost MT. Bradncr offered an amend mcnt but it got no second.
 An amendment was offered by MT. Kerr to strike out the Christian Science amendment. It was debated until nearly noon when the committee rose without final action and report cd progress.
 Senate bill 57 was indefinitely post poned.
 Senate bill 1O9 sent to expressing committee
 Senate bill 60 sent to expressing committee.
 Recess to o'clock On reconvening q call of the house was started but dispensed with A motion was made to eliminate the Christian Science clause and it was lost by Ii to r.
 Motion to recommend indefinite postponement was further discussed end carried by l7 to l4, reversing the former vote.
 Sub house bill s relating to court ! reporters was read, discussed and rec commended for passage. House memorial 2. three years res idence on homesteads, was read Sax 1 on moved indefinite postponement. It was lost and Jacobs moved the memo l rial do pass. Carried Committee rose and reported Senate bill g. came up for final rassage and Kane asked for and se- 1 cured call of the house Mir Ellis who was busy reading through force Of habit answered No when his name was called. The absentees were | rounded up and Kerr moved senate | bill 95 be indefinitely postponed It was lost by a tie vote r to IT, An | effort was made to get numerous mo- | tions and amendments before the house. The chair ruled that a mo- | tion of Maddock to postpone consid- 1 eration until all members were pres ! ent, was in order Whipple amended l t. take a vote Tuesday morning Ja- 1 cobs charged that Maddock's motion was dilatOrv and the minority hotly l challenged kim. That being settled the word morning" was withdrawn | from the amendment and it was voted on and lost bv a vote of 16 to IS. l Lynch moved the bill be laid on the 1 table. It was lost by a tie vote r to T.. Speaker ruled the bill should take it's regular order. tomorrow con- 1 ing up for consideration in it's ad- vance toward third reading.
 Sub house bill 3S and house memo rial sent to expressing committee. Lynch gave notice that he would 1 insist there should be no adjournment until some action had been taken on senate bill g..
 House bill -. school law. was placed on third reading. After two hours thus spent it was passed with out division, though Crofoot stated that Ire was still opposed to the fea- ture compelling the segregation of all negro children
 Message was received from the senate that it had amended and passed. house bill 4. the headlight bill;
 House bill G., pertaining to hours of labor for hoisting engineers; and house house bill 59, county scholar ships in university
 MT Lynch moved that senate bill 9 be made special order for action as to whether it shall have a third lreading. Wednesday morning The question was asked if it could then be amended The motion was then changed to read simply that further consideration of the bill be postponed until Wednesday for preferred posi- ton on calendar of the committee of the whole.
 Message from the governor an
 nounced the signing of senate memo
 rial and appointment of the San
 Francisco site commission. House ad-
 journed until this morning.
 Senate Night Session. Senator WOrslP-- returned to the | senate senate bill 164, providing a
 constitutional amendment to Article & Section 9. respecting bonded indebt-
 edness of cities. He had withdraw it for correction few days ago two
 minutes after introducing it. It was
 referred to the committee on consti
 tUtional amendments.
 Appropriations committee reported |, favorably on an expense bill of some
 thing over $2000 presented by the ac
 countants employed to investigate tn. state offices, under a joint resolution
 The bill was approved by the senate
 State accounting committee report
 ed house bill 102. executive mansion
 bill, recommending indefinite post pOnement. It was referred to com
 mittee of the whole.
 Constitutional mandates committe,
 reported:
 Sub house bill 46, mine inspection recommending it's passage. It pro- vides for the selection of mine in
 spector bv election.
 Senate bill 59, public defender. was re-referred to the judiciary commit tee with instructions to try and es-
 timate the cost of the counties ol