Arizona republican., 1912-04-25

gressmen Hensley. Hanna and Calia- way to address the senate. The mo- ton carried and the president ap- pointed Messrs. Hubbell and Kinney to assist him in that pleasant duty.
 The senate then resolved itself into committee 0f the whole with Homer Wood in the chair. House bill 59, providing each county with a schOl- arship in the university at $150 per annum was read. Section was stricken out as superfluGus Sena- tor Davis wanted to increase the number of senators, so that a county having two senators could have two scholarships The amendment failed to carry. and the bill as it stood was recommended to take its regular course.
 Senate bill 95 was next in order but before the committee had Waded into it very far, the message came from the house that it had passed the recall bill as amended The com mittce rose, the bin was taken up. rushed to final reading and then ditched to a joint expressing com mittee after which the senate went back into committee and devoted the rest of the afternoon to the medical bill As indicated above it was amended and directed to take it's regular course, which will be to pass to the expressing committee. The vote by which the Christian Science amendment was adopted was viva voce and not recOrced. It was then 6:15 D. m. and the senate made a bee line for the benches to wait for d street ear.
 THE HOUSE.
 The house early in the morning lis tened to the telegraphiC protest of the mayor and council of Winslow to the bill designed to repeal the pro- hibition segregation law. A resolution carried that no bills be introduced after May without the consent of a majority of the members.
 The corporation committee recom- mended that house bill S3 do pass and reported that it saw no reason why house bill 109 respecting sub ways for electric paraphernalia should not pass
 The agriculture committee recom- mcnueu iudt HOuSt DIIl OI pass 'N amended.
 New Bills.
 The following new bills were intro duced:
 House bill 129 by Kelton, for the survey of public lands.
 House bill 13O by Linncy, for the recovery of attorneys fees in certain cases. Referred to printing and judi ciary.
 House bill 121 by Graham and Brooks. for free text books Referred to education committee
 House bill 132 by Irvine respecting crimes against the elective franchise Referred to Judiciary.
 House bill 133 by Gonzales. for the payment of witness fees. Referred to judiciary.
 House bill 134 by Lynch, to author ize supervisors to buy or lease county fair grounds Referred to county af- fairs committee.
 House bill 135 by Craig, for pay ment of witness fees in criminal cases Referred to judiciary
 House bill 136 by Craig. making il- legal the use of assumed names Re ferred to judiciary
 House bill 137 by MaddoCk, amend ing laws to make town marshals ap- pOintive instead of elective
 Committee Of the Whole. The house went into committee of the whole with MT Hall in the chair for the further consideration of house bill - the proposed school law. It will be recalled that the day before the bill had been amended in a Cer- tain section making compulsory the segregation of all negro children. MT. Bradner moved that the entire section as amended be eliminated from the bill. The motion was lost by vote of IS to 14. Then the whole segre- gation question was opened up again. It was said if negro children were segregated it would be necessary to hire teachers for them. even in dis tricts where there was but one col ored child An effort was made again to place the bill as originally drawn. so that the colored children may be segregated but the bill was left as amended. making segregation com pulsory.
 Many other amendments were made i and consideration dragged along un- i til nearly noon when the committee , rose. asked leave to sit again and took up the recall bill which had been reported by the conference committee It was placed on final passage and i passed by unanimous vote of g, ] Messrs. A. A. Moore and Saxon be- 1 ing absent. Mir Crofoot voted for it with an explanation as did Kirke Moore.
 i The house took recess until ? 1 o'clock. At that hour it resumed con sideration of the school bill again in committee of the whole and spent the entire afternoon on it without finish ing the job
 1 The committee rose to receive a report of bills passed by the senate and after disposing of them Mir. Hall i of the committee on mines and min i ing, presented a substitute for house ! bill 46 which. he said, had been pre- pared by the committees of both 1 houses for the taxing of mines.
 House adjourned until the regular l hour this morning.
 Labor organizations all over the country are contributing to the Ti- tanic relief fund