Arizona republican., 1912-04-20
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Senate bill 106 be indefinitely post poned, as its purpose is covered by other bills
 Senate bill 21 was the subject of some talk but no argument. A ma jOrity of the committee reported that il should be submitted to d referen- dunn of the people and Mr Brecn filed a minority report that it do not pass. The majority, however. failed to submit a substitute measure containing d referendum clause and the bill was sent back to the com mittec to prepare one The major i itY also reported q digest of num- erous petitions that had been re- ceived from citizens either support ing or protesting against the meas ure. These number several thousands 1 from different parts of the state. The house went into the committee of the whole with MT. Hubbel in the
 chair. House bill 14 was taken up and recommended for indefinite post ponement in view of the subject mat | ter being covered in q bill under way providing for a banking code The committee then rose and { LiOuStt blll Iipldiif9, NCS 9tIll lD LIlt committee on style. revision and compilation. indicatns a I<an for it's passage. and the house was asked I to return the senate bill on tine same | subject that the senate might kill it. Mr. Breen suggested that as it is TOW half dead the house might as well finish the job.
 i A letter was read from Champ i Clark acknowledging receipt of con
 current resolution No ;. thanking 1 the congressman who helped to se-
 cure statehood for Arizona. and say 1 ing it would be laid before the house, 1 Senate took a recess to ? o'clock. 1 Reconvening, the senate read the 1 journal of the preceding two days and listened to the printing commit tees report after which the only new 1 measure of the day was introduced. Senate memorial, by Davis. asking congress to permit the state to se- 1 feet the school lands appropriated from forest reserves or other unOc- l Cupied areas. instead of the sections designated by the enabling act. It was referred to the committee on public lands
 The senate resolved itself into the committee of the whole with MT. Hub | bell again in the chair. and took up senate bin 69. a bill providing q new incorporation law. It had con- sidered the bill by sections and was nearly through with it when d mes senger came from the house with an armful of bills it had passed. Among them was house bill 63, the house duplicate corporation measure. It vas at once referred to committee of the whole for consideration with the l senate bill. The house bill was taken up and practically all the amend
 ments made to the scnaIe bill were l fastened to it and most of the house amendments stricken out. after which 1 the committee rose and both bills | were referred to tine judiciary com mittee for further trimming and reg ulating
 1 The bills received from the house as passed were:
 House bill 63, corporations. House bill 54, dry farming. House bill 68, auditor to turn cor pOra ton fees to treasurer. House bill 64, declaring labor in electric plants hazardous. l senate DIlI OL. respecting elHplON | ment by railroads of inexperienced | telegraphers.
 House bill S4, concerning salaries ] in industrial school.
 ! House bill 37, concerning foreign corporations.
 House bill 50, respecting employ ment inexperienced trainmen. House bill 9O salaries of chaplains | in penitentiary
 Senator C. B. Wood extended an l invitation to the senate to attend the ! Missouri picnic today at Eastlake park, suspending business between | II and 2:30 o'clock, and that there might be no misunderstanding as to what should be done with the invi- 1 tation the senator before taking his seat moved that it be accepted. It was.
 Announcement was made of public hearings last night at the capitol | of the public health and education committees and of hearings this af- | ternoon of the labor committee and