Arizona republican., 1912-04-27


 the house directly she told them that if they would uphold the governor in | such action she would make dona- ton of $50 toward the expenses of 1 Myers on his Washington journey, at the same time flashing the crisp l greenbacks which she laid upon the l speakers desk. MT. Wren of YaVa- pal arose and said that though the | house was not in regular session he l would move that the action asked for be guaranteed. The speaker put the l question which carried unanimously | The speaker thanked the members | amid the prolonged applause that en- sued and concluded her remarks. i'm | mediately thereafter the members of | the house personally congratula> >ac 1 her. as did many of the visitors, and 1 among the number were many who added material contributions to toe i Myers fund.
 1 THE SENATE. ! The senate met at the usual time 1 in the morning and after the roll cal i and prayer Mir. Davis made anxious 1 inquiry after his Hunt county bin. | 1 committee stated that he mad been unable to get the brethren together 1 for consideration of the measure and the request was made that tfe bill he reported in the afternoon wir'mut re- cOmmendatiOn, unless a rec1r:nenda. | ton could be arrived Tt 3y that ! time This done the senaie took a 1 recess until P. M. and the mem 1 berS devoted themselves ,d committee l work.
 In the afternoon tGe session was not resumed until after the public a.l- 1 dress in the house, sometime after i4 o'clock. Then unior second read 1 ing ine following bills were referred l to the committees indicated
 Senate bill 137 home for tic des- titute to appropriations committee 1 Senate bill 147 constitutional l amendment respecting boarl of equal izatiOn, to committee on constitutional ! amendments.
 i House bill S6 amending penal code, to committee of the whole. | House bill 6 brennan land bill. to committee on public lands.
 House bill SS concerning debts 6l municipalities. to committee on muni- Cipal corporations.
 House bill 97 liens to take prece- dence over mortgages, to Judiciary committee
 House bill 56 deaf. Iumb and biind, to education committer. House bill 99 assessors to furnish
 lists of property taxed. to finance committee
 House bill 9S exemptions of $25O to
 heads of families, to judiciary. | The county affairs committee re- ported senate bill fl without recom-
 mendation.
 l The education committee reported
 senate bill 137 and it was referred to
 the appropriation committee. Final Action. 1 Substitute house bill 1 the recall
 measure had by this time been passed
 by the house and sent back to the
 senate for the steenth time The l gentlemen eyed the document sus-
 piciously and approached it with eau | ton. It was carefully scrutinized anC l passed with Messrs HuDbel an l Breen voting in the negative and MT 1 WOrSley absent As far as has beer
 developed the absence of MT. WOrsle!
 was the only bad luck that attended
 the final passage in -he senate. Ina
 is not to be regarded as an error but l merely as marring the beauty of tn( l proceeding, for of all the senators
 MT. Worsley might be eXpecte1 to b. the keenest one to get on record as l voting for fhe bill. The senate confirmed the appoint
 ments of the governor on the fail
 commission and as public health of
 ficer after which it adjourned unti |. today.
 It is understood the labor commit tee will report senate bill 21 the Kin ney labor bill, some time today. -H HOUSE:
 After the usual opening formalitie! the house listened to the rea,ling O , a memorial presented by the wate users and farmers, asking for legis latiOn for the prevention of pests.
 letter was read from the officials 0 the Panama Pacific exposition urginl , early action in securing Q site fo
 the Arizona exhibit in San Fran 1 cisco.
 A petition from the Tucson cham Der of commerce was read, asking support of the LOyin bii! providin;
 an annual appropriation of $2000 fo
 three years, for an exhibit of mineral l and other products in San Francisc' 7 in 1915.
 Committee Reports. g Appropriations committee recon f mended that house bill "A. pass. Fl Judiciary committee recOmmenIeo
 that house bill 92 be referred to com | mittee of the whole. . l House bill 115 pass as amended.
 House bill 103 do pass. House bin 106 be indefinitely post pOned.
 House bill 104 be indefinitely post poned.
 House bill 113 be indefinitely post Q poned.
 '- Education committe recommends | I1;1 TT