Arizona republican., 1912-03-30
THE HOUSE


 On opening yesterday the rules committee reported to the house that its work was ready for consideration. The committee was instructed to turn if over to the printer and bring in proofs for consideration.
 The committee on constitutional amendments recommended making the Moore recall bill q special order for Monday The reason is that it is Of a political nature. and will occasion considerable debate
 The printing committee reported a big batch of bills: judiciary commit tee reported recommending passage of House Bill and House Bill as amended and the enrolling and en- crossing committee recommended passage of House Joint Resolution l.
 4 messenger from the senate brought to the house Senate Bill 14. the legislative appropriation bill. IL was read the first time, rules sus- pended. read q second time, referred to committee with orders to report it in the afternoon In the afternoon it was passed. and later signed by the governor. making it the first measure disposed of.
 The following new bills were read and referred to the printing commit tee:
 House Bill 46 by Hall. regulating mines and providing for mine inspec- tion
 House Bill i7 by Irvine to prevent secret lobbying
 House Bill IS by Johnson, defining and prohibiting trusts.
 House Bill 49 by Cooke and John son jointly, affecting surety com panics.
 House Bill 90 by Johnson, requiring railroads to employ only experienced engineers and conductors.
 House Bill Il by Johnson. revising statutes to transfer business respect ing foreign insurance companies to the corporation commission.
 House Bill g by Johnson, corrupt practices act.
 House Bill 54 by Lynch. appropri- ating s65OO for dry farming.
 House Bill 55 by Johnson, defining rights of producers of farm products.
 House Bill 56 by Lynch, amending statutes pertaining to education of deaf, dumb and blind.
 House Bill 57 by Saxon. to investi- gate the water resources of Arizona.
 House Bill 58 by Saxon, to amend chapter 5I session laws 1905. which was an act 10 revise and amend title 42 of the Revised Statutes. 1901.
 The following bills were read the second time and referred to commit tee:
 House Bill 16; judiciary committee. House Bill IT: judiciary committee.
 House Bill 19; judiciary committee.
 House Bill IS; constitutional amend ments committee.
 House Bill 22: judiciary committee.
 House Bill 23; municipal corpora tions committee.
 House Bill 26: judiciary committee.
 House Bill 27: judiciary committee.
 House Bill 2S: judiciary committee.
 House Bill 3l; judiciary committee.
 House Bill 32; labor committee.
 House Bill 33: labor committee
 House Bill 34: judiciary committee. House Bill 21: judiciary committee. Enrolling and expressing committee reported House Joint Resolution l. in come tax. and it was placed on final passage, passed and sent to the sen- ate
 Then followed long discussion respecting the lethargy of the com mittee on constitutional mandates. The committee stated it had supposed it's duty was only to pass on such bills, not necessarily to make them. The discussion ended in increasing the committee to seven members who have not yet been named by the chair
 RECESS
 The house reconvened at o'clock when MT. keltons bill. House Bill Al, the six mile limit liquor bill, was re- ported and the house went into com mittee of the whole. The Maricopa delegation stood together, except John son. in opposition to the precedent of overriding the referendum. Messrs. Hall. Linney, and Moore of Yavapai were of like mind nut on final vote