Arizona republican., 1912-04-16
SEN. WORSLEY IS REAL OLD
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ley was given the floor again and discoursed for another hour on :. 5 27 Disposition of the question came up on the adoption of the majority report. which would have killed tho bill. but the motion was lost by a vote of to 13 and the bill stil lives
 S B. 34. capital punishment, was recommended for indefinite postpone ment
 II ! R. g. creating a commission for selecting an exhibition site at san Diego was recommended for pas sage.
 $. E. 57. creating supcrvisoral dis tricts enjoyed the same recommenda- ton
 s. B. e. furnishing assistance to the state secretary. was amended and recommended for passage.
 s, B. 90 was set ahead on the cal endar for later action.
 s B. 4S, respecting foreign cor porations, was discussed regarding the Kentucky law feature and finally recommended for passage.
 S E. Il, respecting surety compa- mies. was acted on f1vorably and recommended for second reading.
 $ E. SS, employers liability law was recommended for reference to the committee on constitutional man. dates.
 $. B. SS was set ahead on the caI- endar.
 s. B. 26 was placed on the calen- dar for today.
 s. J R. ,. for investigation of state offices and institutions, was recon mended for passage.
 The committee rose; reported. the report was accepted and the various bills were disposed of as indicated in the committee session. none o1 them being up for final passage
 Just before the committee rose fin ally it rose for just a minute to re- ceive message from the house an- nOuncing the passage of H. B. e. H. B. fl, H. B. F and s. B. 38, con- corning which the reader is referred to the house proceedings
 Senate adjourned to 9:30 this Elo1n- ing
 THE HOUSE.
 The house plunged into the second reading of bills by again rcmarkiug the title of house joint resolution ,: reading house bill T amending the penal code. and referring it to the Judiciary committee; and house bill S2 regulating autos on the highway. and referring it to the good roads committee
 House joint resolution II by Gro foot inviting La Toilette to visit the legislature was read. rules suspended and considered engrossed.
 House bill T was referred to ju- dietary committee.
 House bill S2 was referred to the committee on good roads
 < letter from the Parker board of trade was filed, boosting the brennan bill, house bill 6.
 The labor committee reported re commenting the passage of house bill 50. house bill 64 and house bill 66 which had been amended limiting the hours of labor for women, to nine The appropriations committee re- commended that house bill 90 pass and that senate bill 3S pass as amended.
 
 The house acquired one new bill yesterday:
 House bill 101 by Johnson, a school land bill that it is presumed is de signated by it's author to telescope Jacobs school land bill
 4 message was received from the senate announcing the passing of house concurrent resolution f invit- ing Champ Clary to visit the legis- lature
 Final Action.
 House bill 42 reported Saturday was passed by a vote of 31 to |, Buchanan, with three absent, Messrs. Craig. keltOn and Whipple.
 House bill r., number of cars in a train. came uo for passage but was sent back to the enrolling and en- crossing committee for corrections. House bill fl regulating the num- Der of men in train crews and eX cmpting railroads less than forty miles long and Wrecking and relief trains on all lines. was passed as amended. after considerable argu- ment by a vote of IS to It. Mir Kel-