Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
The Gentleman From Ora ham Had a Few Pertinent Remarks to Make to the Gentleman From Yuma and Made Them
TWAS ALL ABOUT
 QUESTION OF LAW
Wherein, the Minority Lead CT Informed His Antagon- ist of Several Matters About the Latter's Legal Acumen

The legislative session yesterday was bare of oratory in both houses though in the lower house there was much heated debate. some of which carried with it the fervency of strong conviction and little of il the spice of acrimonious personality. The senate day was as the flowing stream that moved along in consid- erable volume but did not get a great deal of it's load past a given point.
 Only one new bin appeared in the senate. of interest only in Yuma county. and but one bill was passed, the measure for compiling the laws. The house passed the train limit bill, received seven new ones and indef initely postponed several measures The foreign corporation bills took up considerable attention.
 Announcement was made in the senate that the public health com mittee will hold a public meeting at the capitol Friday night at o'clock for discussing senate bill = providing for board of Osteopathy, and kindred subjects.
 Announcement was also made by the education committee Of a public meeting at the capitol at o'clock Friday night to discuss the needs of the state university ar3 normal schools.
 THE SENATE
 After formal opening of the sen ate. senate bill S1. the three cent fare bill. was brought up and by consent 1t was allowed to rest in committee until the corporation commission has agreed upon the legislation it de- Sircs.
 Committee Reports
 Agriculture committee recommend cd the passage of senate bill 6S, as amended. to investigate water re- sources.
 The judiciary committee recom- mcnded the passage Of senate bin D as amended concerning rights of mar ried persons; house bill 60, relating to vacancies in office, house bill A, as amended relating to court pro- cedure; senate bill Ill. as amended amending paragraph 37S4 in title 5S of the statutes
 Under second reading the follow ing bills were sent to the commit tees:
 House bill 551. relative to fire in surance companies. banking and in surance committee.
 House bill B, surety companies, same order
 House bill 5 right to peddle farm produce, irrigation and agriculture. Senate bnl 26. divorce, 70 county affairs
 The senate went into commi:t",, of the whole with Mir. Sims ip the chair
 Senate bill 75 creating supervisor al districts was laid on the table. Senate bill 47. anti-lobbying, rec commended for passage as amended.
 House bill 45, mine tax bill rec commended for passage as amended Senate bill 100 mine tax. recon. mcndcd for indefinite postponoment. Senate bill 60, to fill vacancies in office, recommended for passage. Senate bill for garnishment of cit ics and officials. recommended for death
 Senate bill 20, liens on mines, same sentence
 Senate bill 31, exemption from seizure, recommended for passage as amended.
 The committee rose and bills rec commended for passage were sent to the committee on sty,e, rev -:.'r a 1G compilation and senate bill 100 sen ate bin 16. senate bill 20, were in- definitely postponed, after which the senate refreshed itself with the mid- day recess.
 The afternoon saw one new bill in the senate.
 Senate bill 119 by Vessel by re- quest, is to grant the supervisors Oi Yuma county authority to pay tC Felix Mayhew and others, a certain sum of money they advanced foi road building
 F. J. Elliott of the Miami Copper company, also filed an application tc appear before the senate as a legis lative agent.
 The senate then went into commit tee of the whole with MT Sims in thu chair anl considered the followin; measures:
 Senate bill 65 relating to limita tions of action indefinitely postponed
 Senate bill 92 relating to fais financial statements, amended am passed to second reading.
 Senate bill 94 making it a crime t issue checks when the drawer has n money in the bank to cover, amende