Arizona republican., 1912-04-02

i- 0'4" u Was HoI done by any SnaI Judgment ot the association all mem
 perS m the state having been no e tuned of the meeting. There wer,
 but three votes against the indorse. 2 ment and even these protestants haC h nothing against Judge Sloan person. ally, Judge Nave said.
 The minutes of Saturday wer, . read and approved. The governors - veto of senate bill 3g was read e This was on the ground that the - emergency section did not set forth e such an emergency as the constitu- E tion indicates and further that the
 bill K not constitutional. The gov ernor praised the motive that inspired
 the bill and hoped there could be re- . lief in some other form. C F. Wood said. "I wish to salute
 the governor. long live the govern 7 or There were some sallies in re- , SponSe when the senate took up the
 reading or other communications
 which included applications from f various attorneys for permission to appear before committees Consider able time was taken in a discussion when Senator Chase said he objected
 to this fish bone that is being slid
 into Us from every side. it don't
 look good to Willie" He opined that
 the legislature met primarily to carry Tout the mandates of the constitution land would like to see things hurried along. The matter Was left in the hands of he committee on rules.
 Senator C. E. Wood filed d petition which referred to senate bill 2l. ask l fBtr har f+ I... 1 do an injustice tu many Mexican citizens. The bill in question is Kin ney'S measure for requiring the ern- ployment of English speaking men only in responsible positions in min ! ing or other hazardous occupations. Woods petition was signed by a long l list of MeXicans MT Kinney then sent to the desk a handful of pe- titions favoring the bill. The committee on rules reported some minor changes and one amend 1 ment providing that after a bill is ! read in full the first time it shall | remain on the calendar day be- i fore being disposed of
 The printing committee made it's daily report after which bills were read in full the first time and re- ferred To committees as follows:
 Senate bin 3@. Hughes, taxing re- frigerator and sleeping cars, referred to finance committee.
 Senate bill 36 Willis, appointing court reporters, referred to judiciary
 Senate bill 37. Roberts. licensing hunters and amending game laws. re- ferred to live stock and forestry com mittee
 Senate bill SS. C. B Wood indus trial school site commission. refer red to committee on education and public institutions.
 Senate bill A. Hughes. referring to relief societies of railroad companies. certain contracts. Labor committee
 Senate bill 4S. Hughes. increasing number of University Of Arizona re- gents to seven. Committee on edu- cation and public institutions.
 Senate bill 49 Hughes, appropria- ton Pioneer Historical society. Com nittee on appropriations
 Senate bill 50, Davis. affecting for .ign insurance companies. Commit lee on private corporations.
 Senate bill 51, Davis. affecting surety companies, same committee.
 Senate bill 52. C. E. Wood. regis ration of electors in incorporated . owns. Committee on suffrage and .lections. b Senate bill 5, Lovin. display min f -ral resources San Francisco eX D position Committee on appropria- $ ions Bill carries with it an appro- ,riation of S20.OO0 annually for three b ears
 Senate bill 57. Roberts. creating h upervisorial districts. Committee on r, ounties
 Senate bill 5S. Brown, for main e enance of dry farming. Committee i, n agriculture and irrigation.
 Senate bill 60. Hughes. prohibiting f, )comotives from which steam es- F, apes obstructing vision of operators. r., ommittee on labor. fl Committee on constitutional amend IT, rents and referendum reported slight n, nanges in house bill l. CRecall bilD -ith a minority report by Homer - ioOd recommending an amendment n, Jr special election on the measure ulv 3 It was referred to the com ,n littee of the whole The committee on style revision
 
 nd compilation reported senate bill oc by Davis the Phoenix sewer bond - III. making various minor amend eutS which Were adopted. Mir. avis moved that the emergency sec " on be stricken out saying ques- p' on had been raised as to whether real emergency existed. ' It was then that many jibes and 'mpliments were passed on both des Craig suggested that the bill CT ight meet the fate of 39 and hoped e Maricopa senators would be care DO l. Wood admitted he had seen d tie light since Saturday. 'Iu The motion to strike out the emer- tio ncy section was lost by a vote of yeas and r nays. TIT Homer Wood moved to ask the at rney general for an opinion as to ne 2 constitutional question raised by z governors veto He finally got cal through The secretary was directed to take me e governors veto to the house t that body had adjourned and the La to was allowed to lie on the table e day. Senate adjourned. scl
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