El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-28
ARIZONA s0LOHs PLAN To REGULATE
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN THE STATE

! at the san Francisco and san Diego
eXpositiOns.
A bin BY Saxon provides a penalty
for violation Of the registration laws.
No Trouble over This Bill.
The senate bill providing an appro-
priatiOn for the payment of the exc
penses Of the present session was IA
vOrably reported by the committee.
One OF the earliest acts by the senate
was the passage of the antilobbyinS
bill. There were Is votes for this
measure and only three against it.
Two were absent and one was excused.
The bill relating to fraudulent tax
returns was also passed
The bill making an appropriation for
the expenses of the special session
was rushed through without delay and
sent TO the house.
Compulsory Compensation.
Also, the compulsory compensation
act, which had been extensively dis
cussed in the committee Of the whole
the evening before, went through, -
to T.
Before the vote on this bill was
taken senator c. B. Wood said he
would vote for the measure, though he
did not believe IL contained any par
tiCular merit He said the working
people of this state were looking to the
legislature for relief and that be would
vote for this bill in default OF a bet
ter one
Senator Hubbeu is one of those who
voted against the bill He said he Ia
Fored protection for the workers, but
he could not cOnscientiOusly support a
measure Of this kind He said the law
would be expensive and he was in
doubt whether any aggrieVed person
could ever recover under ii. 1t was too
general in its terms, he thought, and
would be a detriment rather than a
help to the laboring people.
Senator Daviss bill providing for
cCnferriug upon cities the right TO sell
real estate was the only bill not re-
- H. 9 -. e
Introduction Senator Roberts raised
the point whether the bill conceded
with any subject contained in the gov
errors call Mr.. Davis said il was
under the section relating TO an extern
sion Of the powers of municipalities
and for that reason thought 1t perfect
" proper for consideration at the pres
ent session. However. senator Roberts
objected and the bill was laid over for
one day.
The semimonthly payday bill was
then taken up for final consideration
and was passed, 10 TO ,
Next in order was the receipt from
committee Of the legislative research
bill It was reported favOrably.
Then the senate went into commit
tee Of the whole with senator Hubbell
in the chair, for the consideration Of
the bills relating TO the Inheritance
tax, TO pandering, and for amending
the constitution permitting cities 10 is
sue bonds to the amount of IS percent
OF their taxable property in cases
where the proceeds are to be expended
On municipal improvements.
The inheritance tax measure went to
the enrolling and engrossing committees
under suspension Of the rules and the
bill relating to pandering was referred
to the judiciary committee.
Municipal Regulations.
Just here il may be mentioned that
bills permitting cities of more than
$500 population to adopt charters, re-
lating TO the licensing of foreign cor
nNrH he rnf n HfTIHr
of corporations, and the three cent
fare bill are all now in the hands OF
committees and gwiIl be for further
consideration early this week
1t was announced in the senate that
the attorney general had rendered an
opinion TO the auditor and that If the
attaches are to be paid for work done
In the interim between adjournment o.
the regular session and the beginning
Of the special session, the matter
would have to be taken care Of By the
legislature
Don't Want Election.
When w. NJ Whipple, representative
! from ella county. introduced Joint
! resolution declaring it the sense Of the
Arizona legislature that there should
pc a state, county and precinct elec-
I ton the coming fall, the things the
Z house did to that resolution We're
shame. The pOunced upon IT, tossed q
about like a football pnctured II with
the dagger Of ridicule and Ihens Wnen
I they thought it had received adequate
/ punishment they laid the remains on
7 the table
1t looks-it really looks, as though
I there viii be no election this fall
/ that is, no election of state, county
! ana precient officers. 1t looks as
/ though governor Hunts recommends
! tons are to be disregarded- 1t looks
/ as though the governors Interpretation
] OF the constitution is to be treated with
I posterous. are some of the adjectiTes
/ applied to the unlucky Whipple resO-