Arizona republican., 1912-05-16
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senate and the house. From the House. Bills passed or disposed of by tho house were received as follows: Senate bills, 92, 59, 19 and 93 indcf- initely postponed. Others were referred as follows: Substitute house bill 131 to educa- tiOn
 House bill 154 the Winslow bill went over for d day. lacking strength to sus- pend the rules.
 House bill 16S to municipal corpora tions
 House bill IF to constitutional man dates.
 House bill 176 to constitutional man. dates.
 House bill 157 Hunt county, also went over, failing to secure suspension of the rules.
 Senate bill 23 amended to engross- ing committee.
 Senate bill 56 amended senate con- cured.
 Senate bill 42 amended senate con- cured
 Senate bill T to labor committee.
 Final Action
 House bill 70 Rabbits drainage bill was passed without division.
 House bill the Cary land bill passed with 16 aye votes, Harrison, Roberts and Homer Wood voting No. Mir Worsley in explaining his attitude in voting for the bill submitted q sen ate joint memorial No. : to congress concerning it providing that com petitive bids should be received from those seeking to operate under pro visions of the bill.
 House bin 61 Mir. Jones bill for or ganizing irrigation districts was passed without division.
 Senate bin 116 for the advising re call of federal judges and He A for the similar recall of senators and con- gressmeu Were sent to the judiciary committee tor inspection, returned, passed to the expressing committee and handed back in short order, ready for 3rd reading.
 The senate then resolved itself into q sectional convention reading these two bills and senate bill g simultaneously. No. l1G passed by q vote of 16 to Breen, Hubbel ana Willis; 116 by q vote of 15 to Breen Brown. HubbelI and Will lis: and seate bill g. for an inheritance tax by a vote of 1G to Brcen, HubbcIi and Lovin.
 Senate joint memorial by Worsley passed without division. Near the close of the day the report of the Benson school site commission was read It is a long document and favors Fort Grant as site for the school.
 Recess to $ r. M. Senate Night Session. After the lights quit blinking last night and the senators had passed their after dinner jokes they got into action again shortly before o'clock The examiners report on the live stock board was sent to the livestock committee and the reports on the Industrial school and state affairs were referred to appropriate com mittees Senate then concurrcd in the house amendments to e providing assist ance to the state secretary and the bill was sent to the governor. The switch light bill took the same pro cess.
 House bill GG hours of labor, went to committee of the whole. Final Action.
 Senate bill 158 to prevent fake in yestments passed without division. House bill 56. education deaf, dumb and blind. passed without division House bill S3 regulating building and loan societies. passed without di- vision
 Sub house bill & court reporters, passed without division.
 House bill 97. miners liens was called out of the mines committee and sent on regular course.
 Committee of the Whole.
 H R. Wood was called to the chair and substitute house concurrent res olution No. g rereferred to committee on public lands.
 Senate bill 5, juvenile court bill was rereferred to the committee on judiciary.
 Senate bill S5, salaries of teachers in industrial school recommended for indefinite postponement, identical house bill having been sent to the style committee.
 Senate bill 87, maintenance of it. legitimate children and punishment of father Recommended to take regular course.
 Committee rose and reported and disposed of the bills as the committee recommended.
 At 10:20 the senate adjourned un- til o'clock this morning to give the finance and appropriations committees chance to work.
 THE HOUSE..
 The ways and means committee ap- peared in the opening role by recom- mending the passage of senate bills 101-2-3 for the taxation of railroads, telephones and telegraph and express companies. The suffrage and elections committee recommended the indefinite postponement of substitute house bill 127, qualifications or electors, and house bill 166, general election law.
 Second Reading.
 Senate bill 136, pensioning teachers was read and referred to the education committee.
 Senate bin 143 state engineer and road bill was read and referred to the appropriations committee.
 Final Action.
 Senate bill T the switchlight bill, was passed without division.