El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

and OATS all dere IS to IT," and the
striking elevator force, having dellV-
cred its ultimatum, lighted a new Gig
aret and stroIled away.
To Protect White Girls.
One bill in contemplation by one OF
the house members, and which may De
introduced soon. Is measure designed
20 prohibit white girls from working
In Chinese restaurants. In answer TO
the suggestion that this might be con-
s1dered class legislation the father OF
the bill declared that the law prohib-
ting marriage between AslaUcS ana
Caucasians has been upheld and this
Dill would likely be considered from
the same standpoint
The senate has sent the following
nllls along to the engrOsSlng commit
tee to prepare them for passage.
The child labor bill; the bill proVld-
ing for the selection Of school lands /,
the bill providing for a state board OF
equalization; the bill prohibiting the
employment Of tubercular teachers
Employers Liability Bill.
The employers liability bill mas
reached the style revision and com
pilation committee in the senate and is
almost ready for the final vote. 1t is
almost certain to be passed. Inc Dill
has been amended by the attaching OF
an emergency clause, making it|opera-
tive Immediately upon passage, and by
attaching another clause fixing Z
percent interest rate for all deferred
judgments in cases covered by the Dill
the 'antipriZe fight measure has been
recommended for passage The humOf
Is due to the fact that the title or the
bill designates il as an act TO prohibit
prize fighting: Yet the body Of the Dill
gives legal sanction TO contests Of 25
rounds The bill is fathered by Lovln,
Of MOhaTe county author OF the HI
fated easy divorce bill
Other routine business in the senate
was as follows
Bill regulating the number Of men in
train crews was recommended for pass
age.
The dry farming bill was reported
fsyorably.
The bill increasing the limit of bond
ed Indebtedness Of municipalities to
Eine percent was referred to the Ju-
dietary committee
The senate bill regulating the prac-
tlce of pharmacy has been discussed IN
the house, but as there were several
sections regarding which agreement
did not seem possible the bill was sent
back to committee.
The bill making Illegal the use Of
assumed names was killed in the house.
The same action was taken with ref
erence TO the bilEprOViding for man
sion for the governor, two bills regu-
Iattng trusts, one witness fee bill, and
a bill providing for punishment for neg
leCt Of family.
The bill regulating contracts OF sure
" between common carriers and en-
ployes was recommended for passage
Between this date and June 3 there
VIII be plenty Of politics all the time
in Arizona. The executive committee
has set that date for the holding of the
Republican. state convention. which
goes TO Tucson. Tho committee meet
ing was controlled absolutely by the
Taft supporters, who had a three to
one majority on all matters regarding
which there was any controversy. The
proxy Of every member Of the commit
tee who did not attend the convention
was sent to chairman J. Lorenzo Hub
bell
And I want II understood that 7 did
not solicit a single proxy Mr.. Hub
bell said to The Herald represe ntative
Every man who sent me a proxy did
so voluntarily On the other hand
know positively that the men opposed
10 Mr.. Taft's denomination have been
telegraphing all over the state asking
control the committee"
The work done by the committee In
cluded the fixing of May % as the date
for the selection OF delegates to the,
state convention The various commit
teemen VIII meet May Is TO decide the
method OF choosing delegates The
choice, under a resolution already
adopted, may be made by primaries. or
the delegates may be appointed by the
executive committee
The committee also adopted a reso-
luton indorsing the Taft admfnistra-
ton and demanding that the president
be renOminated-