Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
BOUQUETS ARE IN EVIDENCE
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the taking of estimates of heads o1 departments as to what they would like to have should be carefully con sdered. His remarks were not in 1 criticism of the governor that office ! merely being used for illustration. He i insisted that the democratic party ] could not afford to face the people on these larger appropriations. He l said the bill should go over to ] special session or else more time should be taken to consider it. 1 Brooks moved the bill be recom- mended for passage. Cooke said he did not think the prison appropria 1 ton of $90.000 excessive. Brooks eN- 1 plained that the road fund is empty and it is necessary to incorporate 1 in the prison appropriation, the eN ] pense of prison work on the roads, ! in addition to prison maintenance, in i the hope that when the road fund is replenished the amount spent by the prison will be returned to it. l The bill was recommended for pass l age and the committee rose. The ] bill was advanced to third reading ! and passed without division Conference committee on house bill i =, the school bill, reported that the ! senate conferes had concurred with 1 the house ConfereeS on the segrega- ] ton amendment and receded on the amendment permitting Womn to hold the office of county superintendent as it is unconstitutional.
 The report was adopted Thus the house won it's fight.
 Message from the governor approv- 1 ing:
 House bill 64, hours of labor in
 electric plans.
 House bin 75, supervisoral dis tricts.
 Senate bill SS. laborers' blacklist
 Senate bill 134. paving bill.
 Sub senate bill 1o1, taxing tele- l graph and telephone companies.
 Sub senate bill 1o3, taxing express ] companies.
 Sub. senate bill 102
 Message from the Senate
 House bill T. school bill concur l red in amendments. 1 House bill l45. passed. Federal | building sites.
 House bill 15o. alien ownership of property, passed
 House bill 57. investigation of wa i ter resources. amended. House con 1 cured
 House bill S4. salaries of officers Industrial school. amended and pass ] ed. House refused to concur.
 Senate bill 99. conference commit l tee on bonds of state officers. re ported various amendments House l concurred
 House bill 112. duties of auditor 1 Conference committee reported amendments Report was rejected and new committee was appointed, consisting of Ball, Jones and Lynch. Message from senate passed: 1 Senate bill 174. leasing school lands i to cover special case of a normal school section
 Senate bill 90. employers liability. ! House bill 132, crimes against i franchises.
 Senate bill 17&, classification of counties.
 A Bill Killed l Under suspension of rules senate 1 bill 174 was read in full and in 1 definitely postponed. New Bill. Lewis introduced d joint reS0lu ton to the effect that q general cleo ton shall be held this fall. Motion 1 that il be laid over one day for first | reading by Lynch. Point of order i was raised by Linney that it could not be introduced without q major ! ity vote Previous question was called for by Kirke Moore followed ] by demand for call of the house by ] MaddOck and sa motion to adjourn l by Graham. Chair withdrew his rul- 1 ing as to former proceedings and i Maddock moved Lewis be permitted 1 to introduce the joint resolution. He i asked for a roll call and K. Moore | seconded it. Objection was made and l chair ruled two members may secure 1 roll call at any time. All voted aye but Jones, Kelton, A. A. Moore, 1 Whipple. Graham, Hall. Brooks, | Craig. Barker Curry Kerr. Lynch, | Duncan, Kane. Jacobs. Murphy, Ja l cobson. Mattox. Wren, SaXon-19 noes. Is ayes Nearly all voted aye at first then changed their votes to , no.
 House bill 131, free text books, amended by the senate was called up and house concurred in the amend ments.
 House stood at recess until 2:3O o'clock
 Resuming the session the house cOncurred in the senate amendments to house bill 4S prohibiting trusts. House also concurred in amend ments to house bill 12O, public lands 1 board.
 Conference report on house bill 112 adopted making the salary of the as ] sistant auditor $2,4O0
 House bill 179 passed by senate and returned, amended to make salary l of governors secretary $3000 House refused to concur in the amendment
 Later in the day it did so after hay | ing gone to conference.
 House bill S4. Industrial school sal aries was reported from conference, and agreement failing it was inde- ! finitelY postponed. Bills Approved
 Governor reported the following bills approved:
 House bills 177. 97, 61, 116 134 and 6S.
 Senate bills 15S, IT. 147, 14a, 116A, | 116 and 137.
 Recess to call of gaVel. Motion carried that further action