Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

| chSroSSlnS committee the day before
 Mir. Wren of Yavapai, who would di
 dead if he were ever inveicled int.
 republican bed, seconded -he mo
 ton After the record disclosed tha
 Gonzales bad voted for the bin tn, | day before and had a right to mov,
 a reconsideration MT. Moore rose f,
 say that It was evident the motior
 did not come from frienl of tn. l measure whereupon he contendej tba | 1T dilatory tactics were tO be Dur. 1 sued i, would only be wasting time
 for it was a bridge that had to h, | crossed sometime and the present Wa, q most fitting one.
 | Then came point Of order thai | tho motion Was not in order anC l after the subject had been viewed from numerous angles the speaker ] ruled that it was in order. Moore appealed from his decision and Jacobs seconded the motion. The speaker ! called Jacobson a the chair and {. 1 roll call was demanded. resulting in | the chair being sustained q to l5 several gentlemen explaining that while they favored the bill they be- lievcd the motion had right to be considered under parliamentary Us age.
 Mir Bradner resumed the chair and the motion to reconsider was carried by q vote of T to IA Those voting to reconsider were Ball. Barker. Brooks. Buchanan. Craig. Curry. brennan, Duncan. Ellis. Gonzales, Graham Hall. Kelton. Kerr. Iinncy. Ma1dock. MattoX, A. A. Moore. Sax on. Wren and MT. Speaker Several of them indicated that their vote must not be construed as unfricndly 10 the measure but as certain of the gentle men seemed to want more light they were willing tO delay action until it could be given them. MT. Saxon of Santa Cruz was frank to admit that he had all the light necessary and what was wanted was to put as many ties in the new track as possible
 Mir Graham moved to lay the bin on th- table for further cOnsidcra- ton Lynch contendc,l that the only motion then possible that would not produce rigor mortis in respect of the bill was Shall ;hc bill hc en- grossed and have it's third rcuding?" After further SparrinG and reference to a.l the available rules between here and the lower house of congress. the motion was put and carried by a vote of = to l3. The bill therefor, was finally left jus, where it was when the house adjourncl the night before. and theoretically at least. the expressing committee must do itS work over again.
 The house then took it's midday recess
 The house went into committee of the whole immediately after re- cess with MT Johnson in the chair arl quickly considered senate bill 10, relating to juries and recommended it's passage. The next bill in order was house bill r. introduced by Johnson so he surrendered the chair to Mr. Lewis.
 House biIl r tS the so-callcd pris- on reform measure, q most compre- hcnsive document which i. tOook long time t0 read. Mir Jacobs imme- liatcly after the reading moved in- definite poStp0nement and Johnson protested Then it was discussed al lib. pro and con. bu; mostly con. MT Johnson finally sprung type written speech and delivered it. after which the Jacobs motion carried
 House bill IS was next considered and OccaSiOncd much debate. I; is the measure permitting the sta;c and municipalities to engage in industrial pursuits. It involves also an amend ing or adding to the constitution MT Lynch said it is pure socialism aad he is against it but willing to let it go before the people Recom- mcndatiOn that the bin pass was lost bv a vote of r. to l6
 House bill 35 to protect national scenery from defacement by adver- tising signs etc. was taken mp. The house scmod to favor the purpose of the bill did great deal of amend ing and it was finally recOmmittcd to the judiciary committee. Committee arose Mir. Bradner in the chair again the senate sent word it has amended and passed substitute house bill the recall measure Ii was sent to the judiciary committee to review the amendments and report upon them.
 Just before the committee rose John A. Fox. representing the Pana- ma California exposition. was given the curtesv of the floor and for brief period talked very entertain ingly and effectively on the origin and development of the big San Diego enterprise. showing in his re- marks why i- should have the special encouragement ana support of Arizona and New Mexico He was received with applause and his address met with demonsratiOn of approval.
 Report of the committee of @he whole on house bill No. 17. prison reform. was taken up and q motto? carried that it have further consid- eration next "Wednesday. Considers .ion of House Bill IS permitting state to engage in industrial pursuits was postponed until next Thursday next Thursday.
 Final Action.
 Senate bill 10, the bill relating to juries was placed on final passage and passed unanimously
 House adjourned until Saturday at 10 o'clock.
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