Arizona republican., 1912-04-17

measure. The communication averred
 that news item in The Republican
 did Tempe an injury; wherefore d
 law should be made exposing the ownership of newspapers that re sponsibility might be placed. The presence of President Wilde of the state university in the corridor having been noted. on motion or Ja- cobs he was given the privilege of the floor
 A message was read from the gov crnor announcing his approval of Senate bill Q, financing the attor- ney- generals office Committee Reports. Labor committee reported recOm- mending a substitute for House bill 15 licensing stationary engineers. and recommending the passage of Senate bin e prohibiting railroads from en- plOying inexperienced telegraphers Livestock committee recommended House bill 24 no fence district. db
 not pass.
 Agriculture and irrigation commit
 tee recommended that House bin 57.
 to investigate the water resources
 
 tutc.
 Judiciary committee recommended
 the indefinite postpOnement of House
 bill % and House bill 21. liens on
 mines and railroads; and House bill
 4O preventing the carrying of fire arms by minors. It also recommend ed that the house do not concur in
 the amendments to Senate bill 29, concerning nOtaries; that House bin pass as amended and that House bin g concerning foreign corporations do pass,
 Corporate committee recommend ed the passage of House bin 6S directing the auditor to turn all fees over to the treasurer These bills were all passed along to the committee of the whole calen- dar
 A message was received from the senate announcing the appointment
 of Messrs. Vessel, Kinney and Rob- erts as a conference committee on the recall bill.
 New Bills. House bill 1O2 by Kane. providing for an executive mansion. referred to printing and appropriations com mittee.
 House bill 1O3 by Murphy. amend ing the law relative to appeals, re- ferred to the printing and judiciary committee.
 Substitute House bill 15, by labor committee, respecting steam boiler inspectors, referred to printing and labor committees. Second Reading. Substitute House bill 33, barbering on Sunday, referred to labor com mittee.
 House bill S6, amending penal code. referred to judiciary committee: House bill 92, board of control, re- ferred to judiciary committee. House bill 95, hazardous labor, re- ferred to labor committed House bill 96, relating to liens. re- ferred to judiciary committee. House bill 97, referring to liens same reference. House bill 9S, relating to receivers of property. same reference. House bill 99, assessors to furnish taxpayers with lists of property as sessed, referred to county affairs. House bill 100, mine taxation, re- ferred to ways and means. Final Action. House bill 53. the surety company law by Johnson was taken up and discussed a great length as to the emergency clause and also as to the provision known as the Kentucky | law. All the old ground was gone
 over again and the bill was finally passed by a vote of 25 to 8. the fd1lr 1 republicans and Messrs Linney, Kane, i Lynch and MattoX voting no. House bill 51, the surety com | pany bill practically was passed aft CT much shorter debate by a vote of | 29 to ,. one absent. 1 House bill 5 by Johnson. con corning the rights of producers to | sell their farm products without li l cense was passed by a vote. of 33. 1 two being absent House joint resolution : by Gro . foot, inviting LaFollette to visit the