Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

quently arc non-votcrs. The letter 1 was addressed to the speaker of inc house, the president of the scnlto and to the editor of the Los Anee-oe | Examiner
 For an hour or so the debate waved fast and warm though it was hardly. a marker to the lnguaI conflict that the board of control bill later brought out There was finally motion to recommend it for passage and this motion prevailed by the vote of 19 to b
 i There were also d few things doino l in the senate. That is. in the after noon The forenoon session was ex- remely brief this action being in marked contrast to the practice in 1 the house whose policy it is to work all day But there was a little show of acrimony between MaricOpa and Yavapai when the bill for the care of delinquent and dependent children came up for consideration in comit- tee of the whole. Dr Sims wielded the gHvel in the upper branch yes terday
 MT. Cunniff didn't exactly like the l bill. He thought there was altogether too much power conferred on the l juvenile court and that didn't IooJ, good to him. So he moved that the bill be sent back to committee for a bit of polishing of which he felt sure it was sadly in need. But somehow the senate didn't seem to see the need of the polishing process so there was no vote on the propo- sition.
 i C. B Wood, between whom and the l gentleman from Yavapai there is n 1 daily duel of words of more or less seriousness, said that somehow it seemed almost impossible to please 1 the gentleman from Yavapai He said he had consulted with some of the members of the supreme court and they had said the bill is d good one and will do the work sought Also he said he had submitted to Justice Cunningham the section to 1 which MT Cunniff objected and that Justice Cunningham had drawn a section to replace the objectionable feature Then he said that had been submitted to Cunnf and the Yava- pal man had objected to it even more l strongly than to the old one. In the face of these facts" Mr Wood
  the supreme court can't construct d section to please the distinguished 1 gentleman from Yalapai county if !! is hardly fair to expect senate committees to accomplish that result"
 MT Cunuiff reiterated his well 1 known position Which is that the courts are about to grab the liberties of the people ,ud get away with I go to the courts for a definition of judicial power and authority
 A few slight amendments were made in the bill after little more talk and it was eventually scut on it's regular course. Another bin to provoke somc dis 1 cussion in the senate v"s WorsleN's thrc. cent railroad fare bill Al the close of the debate Davis mode am intellectual attempt to have this bill indefinitely postponed but the mo- tion was laid ou the table. The bill was then sent "n its regular course. The funding aud loan bin was rec commended for passage The bill pro vidug for issuing licenses to corpora tions WIS also recommended for pass age. together with some other meas urcs of minor interest.
 The gubcruatoriaI javclin was att l work again yesterday The bill to 1 fII under the executive displcnsure was one passed by the legislature at the regular session for the relief oil James McGhec.
 The governor however, signed the bill relating to public service col porations and the work to be done by the corporation commission with 1 reference to them
 There was one feature Of this bill, however. of which Mr. Hunt strong l Iv disapproVed. according to his language That was the feature of allowing the corporation commission to keep in confidence the affairs of business men which might become l known to the commission MT. Hunt said the essential element in this matter is publicity and he hoped the legislature would correct the defect
 The governor ulso approved, for 1 the most part, the general appropria- tion bill. The part he turned down is that appropriating $1650 for clerk hire for extra work.
 The bill providing for d state in- l spector of weights and measures was also approved. The message of approval however, contained direc- tion that the legislature pass law providing for inspection of gas, water and electric meters 1 Following the reading of these mes 1 siges the senate recommended that the bin relating to pandering take