Arizona republican., 1912-04-30

tors and federal judges accepting of rice. that they will resign if recall petitions are filed
 Final Action.
 Senate bill IA, repeating the pres ont law taxing mines was passed by l. aye votes, Sims opposing and Kin uev absent.
 After the noon recess the senate received
 Senate bill l5O, by a committee, for relief Of James McGee, sheriff of Pnal county Referred to the print ing committee.
 House bill 64, to regulate the hours of labor in electric plants was sent to the enrolling and expressing com mittee
 Message from the governor an- nounCed the signing of House bill :, the holiday bill. accompanied by the Lincoln's birthday also be made a holiday
 Reports of Committees
 Constitutional mandates committee recommended that senate bill S3, the employers liability bill as amended do pass.
 Committee on labor recommended: House bill 90. experienced train men. GO pass
 House bill 43. number cars in q train. do pass.
 Senate bill q, as amended and car rying a referendum clause, do pass. This is the famous Kinney bill that practically prohibits any man secur- ing or accepting employment in any capacity where his failure to under stand an order given in English, could endanger the life of another. It specifically prohibits employment of one who does not speak and un- derstand English, in any capacity around mine, shelter, railroad. any plant where powder or electricity is used. O. where structural steel is being handled, or on any scaffOldine over twenty feet high. The passag ge Of the bill is being urged by repre- sentatives of the Western Federation of Miners. it is said, and is opposed by all foreigners and employers gen erally
 Committee of the Whole
 senate went lIltO COUlilAllct bl LIN whole with MT. Brown in the chair and began consideration Of senate bill S3 the employers liability bin ], had been so profusely amended D! the constitutional mandates commit tee the situation was confusing anC the bill was ordered reprinted a! amended.
 The committee arose and the sen ate adjourned after agreeing upon ; night session at eight o'clock.
 Night Session.
 \ communication was read iron the auditor and board of control. ac companied by an estimate of the ex penses of the state government. C. B. Wood presented d resolution asking that the statutes be kept il the library during the session an' missing volumes be returend.
 Committee on style, revision am compilation recommended that hOus bill 55. respecting rights of grower Of farm products, as amended, d pass. and it was sent 10 the engross ing committee. It also reported sen ate bill l45 as amended and tn senate sent it to the finance com mittee to be reported back this after noon. The bill is for the creation q a state board of equalization.
 Senate bill g., the medical bi came up for second reading and M Roberts moved an amendment re quiring practitioners of whatevt school. to post in their offices seal of prices charged for all and Sunda services and prohibiting any exces charge above such scale of fees I'll amendment was warmly debated an finally prevailed, though most of tf gentlemen jocularly admitted tn; such requirement. meant nothin unless the legislature recited ever service and fixed the fee. A ph1 scian for instance could post nf tice saying his charge for surgic operations was from 25c to $500 The vote was as follows: Ayes Chase. Harrison. Hechtman, Hughe Kinney. Lovin. Roberts. Sims, will C E. Wood, Homer Wood; Nays Breen, Brown. Davis. Hubbell. Pac Vessel Worsley and Mir Presider
 Committee of the Whoiee