Arizona republican., 1912-03-22

NCOHllnucu rom IdSc OHe.D i Referendum.-Kinne Hughes, H. F. i Wood. Roberts, Lovin.
 I4. Suffrage and Elections Hugh
 es. Lovin, Pace, Hcchtman, C. E. Wood i 15. Education and Public Institu- l tions.-C. B. Wood. Vessel. Pace.
 Hughes. Sims.
 ] l6. Agriculture and Irrigation ! Pace, Harrison, Davies. Brown. Will
 lis
 r, Live Stock.-IIarrison. Kinney,
 Roberts, Breen, Willis.
 IS. Counties and County Affairs ! Hechtman. C. R. Wood. Roberts. 1 Brown, Willis
 19. Militia and Public Defense.- Lovin. Chase. Kinney. Breen. Brown. 20. Public Health and Statistics Wessel, Chase. Harrison, Willis Breen. 21. State Accounting and Methods of Busine ness.-H. R. Wood Davis. Brswn.
 % Style. Revision and Compilation. -(To be announced later) g. Enrolling and Expressing - Vessel. sims, Hechtman. Chase. Hub bell
 A Printing and Clerks Hughes. Vessel. Sims.
 It will be noticed that Maricopa county having two senators of pro- nounced progressive type. did very well in the serving of the pudding C. B. Wood was made chairman of the finance committee and me com
 
 stitutions. He also found place on each the judiciary. appropria- tions. banking and insurance. puhiic service corporations suffrage and elections. and counties and county affairs committees. H. \. Davis was made chairman of the public lands and municipal corporations commit tees. anG also found a place on rhe labor, agriculture and irrigation and the state accounting and methods of business committees rcWari has been offered for the identifying of any republican holding d chair manship in the senate though the republicans put one over in the house. or else il was handed % them as a peace offering when Crofpot was made secretary of war. CT ratn- CT chairman of the committee on militia and public defense.
 Being ready for the introduction of bills. H F. Wood. of Yavapai. pre- scented Senate Bill No I providing fer submitting to the people an amendment to the constitution in- cooperating therein provisions for the recall of judges. As announced yesterday the body of the bill was a photographic reproduction of See tion of article of the original constitution of the state The sen ator accompanied his presentation of the bill by q speech that must have made the ears of President Taft jingle as he sat in his office in the White House. IL k certain that what the senator said will nev- CT be placed by the presidents friends on his tombstone.
 Senator Breen followed MT Wood. offering as a substitute bill one he had drawn for the recall of judges, different in it's provisions and giv- ing the judge d better chance for his official life and an opportunity to proceed with business while the re- call was going on. The chair said as the house only had temporary rules and there was no provision for substitute bill 1t that junCture he could not accept the Breen bill but it could be introduced later in its regular order. That was done and it became Senate Bill No. 6I and was read.
 by Senator Hughes providing for giving the ballot to women.
 Senate Bill No. 2 introduced by MT. Worsley appropriates $50.000 for the expenses of the legislature Of this sum $22,0O0 is to pay the sal aries of members. S2.200 is for mill cage. $7,000 for attaches and the re- mainder for contingent expenses.
 Senate Bill No. was introduced by Mir Davis and provides a mili- tary code for the national guard.
 Senate Bill No. was also intro duced by Mir Davis. Its purpose is to authorize the city of Phoenix to expend s6O.O00 for the purchase of the old sewer system as 1t has already agreed with the owners to do. but has been restrained through fear that it lacked legal authority under the congressional enactment by which the bonds were issued, and which legislation occurred before the state was admitted.
 The next order of business was the introduction by C. E. Wood of Sen