Arizona republican., 1912-04-24

bell who objected to the Kentucky law feature.
 Senate bill 13 was brought in with d double report from the committee on education. Mir. Hughes explained it's purpose as making effective by consolidating in the university all the public lands given by the enabling act to agricultural colleges, mechani- cal schools and schools of mines. Af ter much discussion the majority re- port was adopted. that the bill pass. It was sent to the committee on style and revision.
 The committee rose and the senate disposed of measures in accordance with its reUor,.
 After the noon recess message was read from the governor trans hitting a letter on prison reform by Parole Clerk J. J. Sanders of the state prison They were referred tO the committee on education.
 The enrolling and expressing com mittee reported q grist of bills for passage and the judiciary committee recommended the passage Of senate bill 5g as amended It was referred to the committee of the whole to- day.
 Senate went into committee of the whole with Mr Davis in the chair.
 Senate bill g relating to employ ment in mines was recommended for passage without debate 1t provides for employees going to anu from the surface On employers time cutting down actual hours of labor materially under thc right hours provided for under the present land. Senate bill S4 providing for six hours labor per day in employments under ground where the temperature exceeds no degrees or above ground where it exceeds 12O degrees. Committee recommended the bill do not pass.
 Senate bill 10G child labor bill was considered carefully by sections, amended slightly and recommended for passage It called for strenuous support on the part of Mir. Cunniff. Ii was opposed only on the ground that Arizona did not need the law now and time should not be wasted | in it's consideration. MT Cunnifi urged that 1t was designed to aid the movement nationally rather than be- cause of any special need for 1t in | Arizona at this time.
 Sub. senate bill 26 ordered to com mittee for printing. Senate bill AS amending statutes in 1 crea sing number of regents in uni versity to nine, recommended to take regular course.
 Senate bill 91 limiting debts of cities | and towns to 4 per cent, amended l slightly and referred to the judiciary | committee The committee rose and | reported senate bill 8i, the six hour law for mners in hign temperatures | being indefinitely postponed and the | other bills disposed of as recommend ed by the committee of the whole 1 New Bills.
 The following new bills were intro duced.
 Senate bill 142 by Davis for emend- ing chapter of title 42 of the stat utes.
 Senate bill 143 by Roberts creating the office of state engineer and pro viding d new plan for road construc-
 tion.
 Substitute senate bill. 102 by finance i committee for taxing telephone and telegraph companies
 Substitute senateb ill 102 by finance 1 committee for taxing railroads, rail way corporations, and describing the duties of the board of equalization in respect of them
 Substitute senate bill 103 by finance committee regulating express com panies and taxing them
 Substitute senate bin 104 by the fi- nance committee regulating private car cOmpanies.
 Senate bill IA by the finance com
 mittee mine taxation.
 senate bill l54 by the finance com