Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-02
Doings In the
 Legislature

ne sspspefs oi the s:ste to publish tbe full list, every day in the year, of the stock ho 'ders. bondh, lders. owners and creditors of the iosti;ution was amend. ed to apply 10 csses of public printing.
 By c B Wood. providing for fund. ing and loan commission.
 SB2l. correcting the eight-bour law ss applying to smelters. This is an amendment to the recent bill num- bered 79, passed at the regular see sion.
 The senate pasee6 thei followipg four 5ills and transmitted them to the house:
 1.-The snti-lobhying bill.
 4-The compulsory comper sa- ton act.
 sB lO-The fraud ulent tax rendi- ton measure,
 sBl6 Appropriating s25.O00 to pay the expenses of the special session.
 By MT Lewis, nskes provision for the payment by the state of all ex- pspses incideutsl to recall election.
 By Messrs Brooks, Lewis .srd Mur phy, provides for semi-monthly pay day. This bill is somewhat along the lines of the old Lewis semi.monthly pay day bill winch passed the house but was lost sight of in the senate.
 The new bill is applicable to ,om- D. .nies. associations, firms, corpora tons, co-psr;nerships aud individ- usls.
 The same trio Of solons from Cha county introduced a measure givirg power to county boards of superv ,sors to grant franchises to public utility corporations to operate over county roads for period of twenty five years.
 4 A Moore introduced H s 2l, trespsss bill relating to sheep and g pats, and providing Tor keeping of he public highway,
 Jacobson introduced H B No22, pro. Sijiug for moving the location Of tiIe industrial school from Benson to Grs- ham county to the old Fort Grant site.
 Saxon put in H B 3, calling for general election 10 be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of 1912, and every even numbered year thereafter.
 H B 24 was introduced by Johnson and provides for the collecting o! in- cooperating fees.
 HB 25 also wac introduced by Johnson and is 6 general incorpors- tion law.
 s B a3-By Senator Sim. Provid- ing for the issuance of licenses to for eign corporations doing business ID this efate.
 SB 24-By Senator Wor-ley. An act to provide for and to regulate the transportation of passenger by rail- roads within the stste Of Arizona.
 sB 25-By Senator Dvi.. An act to authorize municipal corporations of the state of Arizona to reil and dis. pose Of their real and personal prop. erty.
 B 46-By Senator Dsvis. An act requiring life insurance companie5 do- ing business within the state to pay an occupation tax.
 g B 27-An act relating to corpor- stioos and requiring the state auditor to turn ell fees into the treasury.
 B 2S-By Senator Dsvis. An act regulating insurance company doing business within the state.
 By Hall creating the office oi state Reologiss.
 By the judiciary committee. Re- lating to the jurisdiction of the jus- tices of the peace.
 By Kane. An act regulating the hunting Of game and birds; to provide for the liceneiDg of hnpters.
 By Whipple. An act to provide for the care of blind children.
 By Wren. Relating to the right of eminent domain. By Hall. Providing for suitable eI- bibits st the expositions st San Diego and San Francisco in 1915.
 By ssy)n. Providing for penalties for the violation by registering officers. Bills were introduced i1 the senate to regulate the practice of medicine l, and for making $75O appropriation and dons,ing lands for the Tempe Normal. In the house bills provid- ing for the sssessment Of unssxed pro. perty. fixing the time for opening sni l closing polIs st elections. providing for registration of birtbe and deaths, snd for . general registration of voters were introduced.
 The assembly recommended the ratification of the federal ame.d neni 70 the constitution for the direct cleo tiou of United States senstors, The [ hill providing for semi-montbly pay days of all corporations met with club.