Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

ported out by the cngrossinv com. mi''ee' and when placed on Gna, mas sage went through by unanimous vote II E. No ? provides for print. ing reports of the supreme cour, and II. E. IS fixes the jurisdiction n, justices of the peace in civil and criminal matters.
 Loan Commission
 The senate also passed it's bill pro. V'o'ng Tor a funding and loan. com. mission.
 Road Tax
 .oihm''tccs reported favoraby on , Y. No. ss, providing for the nav. ment oi par, of the road tax ,o counties. $. B. ?, relating 10 public revenue and H R. Y. providing for The payment of corporation fees ,o the state treasurer.
 HubbeIl Congratulated
 when Senator Hubbell of Apache entered the senate chamber ,b;s morning after an absence of three days. during which he has been in Tucson ,o attend the Republican State convention, i, was to find that his homecoming had no, been over. looked. Hubbell's desk was taste fully decorated with American flags and large picture of Theodore Roosevelt, who is anything but Hub. bells hrst choice Across the ton was a banner bearing the inscription "To the victim belongs the spoiIs.' Vi Hubbell was forced 10 mpun, q chair and make speech, in which he said iha, he hoped the Rcpub- lieans would defeat the Democrats but that none of inc defeated should be members of the senate. He was warmly congratulated, and several insisted upon shaking him by the hand.
 PHOENIX. June Representa-. tive Maddock called attention to the state insurance plan now in vogue in the states of Oregon and Massa. chusetts, and suggested that the house postpone the senate bill and draft measure along inc lines oI state insurance. which he declared 'o be eminen,ly more satisfactor, than the plan of inc senate bill majority of the members of ih, house seemed to feel inc same way MT. Jacobs stated that he had beer on the floor of the senate when ,h, bill in question passed. and that ever the author of the measure had ex plained when he cast his vote iba he did no, believe the bill wouI, be held constitutional
 Bill Referred.
 Mr. Maddook then moved that ,h, bill be referred to the Judiciar, committee with instructions 10 draf and prcsen, immediately a measur' along the lines of state insurance a embodied in the Oregon and Massa chusetts statutes. His motion pre- vailed by a two-,hirds vote.
 Clerks Bill.
 Following this action the hous considered the bill providing 10 clerks for the board of control am making an appropriation for ihei payment. Rccommendation was mad that the bill do pass.
 State Insurance. | The bill creating state insurane sinking fund and doing away wit the insurance of state buildings wit insurance companies, then came Dc fore the committee of the whol' presided over ny Mir. Moore of Pnn' bu, was no finished when the moo hour arrived. it seems to be in general opinion of the house that state insurance sinking fund is 2 excellent idea. bu, that the fund vi no, be large enough for al lea twenty years 10 permit of inc s'a' doing away with the insurance no carried on the various building.
 Hold School Lands.
 The first measure to come bcio' the house was the Graham b' which offers an amendment 10 q S,.,e constitution forever forbiddir