Arizona republican., 1912-05-21
FINISHED WORK IF THE FIRST
 LEGISLATURE
Bills which Passed Both Houses, Are Signed or Still Before the
 Governor
NINETY EIGHT OUT
 OF POSSIBLE 356
Thirteen Measures Still Require the Signature
 of the Chief
 Executive

Ninety-five bills passed both houses of the legislature and were laid before the governor for his con- sideration. In addition two bills pro- viding for the submission of consti- tutional amendments to the people. passed both houses and were filed with the secretary Of state as such bills do not go to the governor. One other bilI the employers liability law, Senate bill g., according to re- cords as they Were checked in some quarters, passed both houses but thus far has not reached the execu- | tive. That makes ninety-seven or possibly ninety eight pills that passed the two houses, out of a total of 174 i introduced in the senate and 182 in the house, or a grand total of 356 bills. A little over ? per cent of the bills introduced, finally passed. The two bills providing for con- stitutiOnal amendments, filed with the secretary of state, are the recall of I judges and the amendment permitting the state to engage in industrial pur- suits. Of the 95 bills laid before the gov ernOr, the first one. the six mile limit 1 law. was vetoed. All others have 1 been signed except thirteen that he still has under consideration. six be- . ing signed yesterday. The thirteen I which will become laws in ten days. 1 either signed or otherwise, unless vetoed and the reasons for it filed ! with the secretary of state, are as 1 follows: Bills Not Signed s. B. 4-Militia code s. B. 132-Reg,lating public service 1 corporations $. B. 141-Weights and measures. s. B. 56-Horticultural and agri- cultural board $. E. 55-State geologist and min eral display at expositions. s. B. 151-F'or relief of James Me | Gee.
 s. B. 136-For pensioning school teachers after p years service. s. B. 127-Fish and game commits sion bill H. B. 6-Drennan's Carey land act
 H. B. S-Court reporters. 1 II. B. 57-Investigation of water resources.
 H. B. 173-Classification of coun- i ties.
 H. B. 1s2-General appropriation | bill.
 Bills Signed 1 The following is complete list of l all bills passed and signed by the governor to date. Some of them now have the effect of law through 1 the emergency clause attached be- fore their passage, and the rest will become law in ninety days unless there is protest by means of legally circulated petitions requesting that | they be submitted to the referendum of the people at the next election. The bills are listed by classification under general heads showing to what they refer. except the final miscel- laneOus list
 Minirg
 Substitute H. B. 46-State mine inspector and mining code. H. B. 97-Miners' labor lien takes precedence over mortgage.
 Elections
 H. B. 132 - Relating to election frauds and their punishment. H. B. 177-Penalty for illegal sign ing of initiative and referendum peti- ton.
 S. B. 116-Advisory recall U. S. senators, and congressman. s. B. 116 a.-Advisory recall federal judges.
 Court Procedure
 H. B. 4-Relating particularly to motion for new trial.
 H. B. S6-Criminal action by infor- nation as well as indictment. | H. E. 103-COncerning bonds on ap- peal from superior to supreme court.
 H. B. 176-Authorizes suits against state. S. B. 1O-Concerning drawing Of grand juries
 Land Laws H. B. 61-Creates irrigation dis tricts. H. B. 7O-Appropriating funds for drainage agricultural lands.
 II. B. 12O-State land commission.
 H. B. 129-Survey of lands. Labor Laws z H. B. 42-Electric headlights on To- comotives.
 H B. 43-Limiting number cars in train.
 H. B. 44-Full train crews.
 H. B. 45-Anti- gratuity for wage y earners. H. B. 50-Requiring experienced en- : oinaarS and conductors for trains.