Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-19

o'uonaI eIcchon in February. The ! bill was recommended for passage by vote oi 10 to 7. The committee then rose.
 PHOENIX. June l2-That the senate can pass bills quickly when |, wants io was again demonstrated this morning when constitutional mandate relative To the subscriptions to campaign funds on the part of corporations was introduced. rushed through to final reading and pass. age under an emergency vote and finally passed practically without di vision
 Penalty Severe.
 The bill was introduced by Chair man IT R. Wood of the committee on constitutional mandates and pro vidcs that no corporation shall con tribute money to either influence inc result of an election or any off cial action. upon penalty of fine of not less than $500 or more than 5000. or should the act he done by an agent of a corporation he can he subjected io Imprisonment for any term not exceeding three years or less than one year
 Other Amendments Needed There are hut few constitutional mandates remaining upon which some law has moi been passed or acted upon. these being laid before the senate this morning by the com miitee on constitutional mandates. According to the statement. laws will have to be passed upon section 10 of article /. providing for the publica. ton of campaign expenses sections Q and 10 oi article /. requiring inc names of candidates for United States senator be placed both upor the primary ballot and inc genera election ballot for the purposes o an advisory vote; section 10 of arii clc lz. relating to the penalties O corporations for the violation of ih' provisions of the articles of th' constitution relating 10 corporations and section 10 of article 2, relatini to lobbying. The statement va made that bills covering these man dates will be presented during th course of the remaining days of th present session.
 Election Move.
 The suffrage and elections com
 mit,ee asked for inc indefinite pos' ponrment oi senate bill S, whie !, was similar to the Saxon house bi
 providing for a general election
 November. The report was place ,n the calendar of the committee the whole.
 February Proposal The Cunnia anc Wood amen' |. m,ni to the constitution. known senaie bill 50 and providing for l. election to be held m February nt' n was taken from ,he style and rev !, sion committee and sent 10 ,he cor q mittee on enrolling and sngrossii II ,o be prepared for 6naI action
 Ahead of Senate
 |, inc house of reprcseniaiiy . eadv action vas taken upon q n, ouesiion of moving the ndn'" |, .,booI from Benson By a lar f, na;ority the house resolved that . w;ll fake no action in the matter 4. this session It Is generally co h eeded now that the house wili ,. ready to adjourn before ,he sena ,e and that both bodies will cease gr''
 inv out mcasurcs at high moo"
 Saturday
 ot School Land.
 ,h Final passage was gwen hy following bills m inc house sen -a. hill s2A, providing an appropr'A' ,d to compensate inc board oi 'pe' oI. examiners for making q uniform ,.,, of forms for the state accov Inc Ina. bousc bill a. providing for . oo .cs, lease of school land. by passed ty vote of 2s to , 'he .n, s,. introduced by D J Jones Inc usrieopa county and e a con'' ,c ,ional amendment and h !" in tended that since thc house pa ,e, inc Graham amendment prohib' by ,bc sale oi school lands ms
 wbieh sets out the maximum
 of lease. is but the complement inc that measure