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tives to be equipped with electric
headlights has passed the hOuSe by a
vote Of IS TO 16- A strong fight against
lne measure was maze Dy representa-
tiVes Rabbit and Jacobs, both OF this
county, who declared they did not be-
ueVe the legislature is quite competent
to enact laws OF this sort There are
not five men in the legislature who
know whether locomotives should be
equipped with electric headlights or
not" Mr. Jacobs declared These men
also took the ground that this is not
a proper matter for legislative action
since the corporation commission,
which is composed of railroad experts,
has absolute control and can order
whatever kind of headlights is deems
best
The bill limiting hours Of labor for
furnace men and hosting engineers TO
eight out Of the "a has passed the
house. This measure was introduced
by representative Perry Hall
Newspaper HeEulafiVc Measure.
The long expected newspaper pub
Lefty bill. demanded by governor Hunt
In his message. has been introduced
OF this county The bill follows the
recommendation Of the chief eXeCu-
tive. Its principal feature is that which
demands the publication in each issue
the names Of all the stockholders and
the the names of all persons who are
creditors Of the publishing company,
the character Of the evidences Of in
debtedness. and ali other facts OF a
similar nature
No Union Label Printing.
The bill providing that all state
printing must be done by union labor
has been killed In taking this action
the house did an entirely unexpected
thing. Labor organizations thus far
have secured about everything they
demanded and there was little reason
10 doubt that this bill would go
through by a large majority However,
when IL came up for consideration in
the committee Of the whole ii was ar
gued that it would be class legislation
and unconstitutional. One member sug-
gested it might be a good thing to
pass the bill and then amend the con-
stitutiOn to conform TO Its provisions,
but this suggestion was voted down
and the bill was recommended for in
definite postponement
state Boards Named.
Following are the late appoint
State board Of pnarmacy-Fred
Fleischman, Tucson; A G. Hulett.
Phoenix: J. A Dimes, Tempe; George
Martin. jr Tucson; y. /. McCutcheon.
Yums: o. o. HammilI, Douglas: viii
Marlar. Flagstaff
State board Of Observation-Disclosures
kimbau, Thatcher; W. *. Bowen.
Mesa and r H. EOrbes, Tucson
state Educational Board.
a number Of recent appointments
have been confirmed BY the senate.
A X Stabler or THIS city ora Staley.
OF Globe and E. A NcSwiggen have
been confirmed as members OF the
state board Of education. The senate
has also confirmed the appointment OF
the board OF university regents and
the curator for the historical society,
Want La Toilette to Speak.
Not to he ourdone by the ClarL s,7
Wilson supporters the friends OF sem
ator Robert NJ La Toilette have in
troduced in the legislature a resolu-
ton inviting the Wisconsin man 70
visit Arizona and deliver an ad5ras.,
TO the lawmaking body. The resolution
is now in committee but win he
passed, as a matter OF course
Order your spring sult now. Hun
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