Arizona republican., 1912-05-28

pose, except for the payment of sal aries.
 Another bill introduced in the sen ate transfers all business now tran sacted by the secretary with refer ence to foreign corporations to the corporation commission.
 The senate also passed a couple of bills. One of these regulates the bus mess of railway corporations and pro vides that they shall maintain gen ertI offices in the state of Arizona. The other provides for graded tax for legacies, bequests and inheritances. Both the bills were sent to the house, where they were referred to | committees.
 The larger number of bills was | introduced today in the house One of these relates to the pasturng of sheep and goats on the public high i ways: another to the collection Of | fees for incorporating companies; an other to elections, and another re- | lates to the removal of the indus 1 trial school from Benson to Fort | Grant Another is a general incor- poration law.
 One of the first occurrences of the morning in the house was the re | ceipt of billet deuX from the sen ate which contained the information that that august body had passed ! bills 19, 4, and '. This language | being interpreted, meant that the bill relating to miscellaneous crimes; the | bill relating to employers liability; and the bill providing for the pay ment of the expenses of superior court judges when on business out side the counties of their residence, had been passed.
 Then the house committees began reporting bills. The appropriations committee sent in the measure pro- viding for a bridge in Navajo county with the recommendation that it be passed.
 The next bill. which provides for publication of the receipts and ex- penditures of public money did not fare so well, IS the judiciary com mittee reported it unfavorably. The judiciary committee Amended the bill providing for the publlca- tion of supreme court reports and recommended that it be passed as amended.
 The committee on suffrage and ! elections recommended the anti-IoD- bying bill for passage.
 1 The bill providing for paying the campaign expenses of persons agalnSt l whom the recall has been invoked [ was reported by the committee OH constitutional mandates.
 l Next came the introduction of bllls | These are all listed above. l There was some discussion, though even on the introduction of bills
 Trust full grown statesman 1oi
 thrt. And when you get 8 more ol
 less full grown statesmen together
 they can be trusted still further.
 For instance, when MT. Moore
 bill forbidding the trespassing O
 sheep and goats on the public high
 ways bObbed up, somebody wanted t'
 know under what section of the gov
 ernor's call that bill came. It seem
 ed that several of the Daniel Web
 sters had been reading the messaS aforesaid and so far as they coui' discover sheep and goats did not en ter into the purvieW of his eXcellencS But it was dead easy, as the SC ouel proved It only took q littl talk to show that sheep and goat were in the habit of wearing out tn roads by walking over them; so was solemnly decided that when tn < governor urged legislation looking | the establishment of good road , system, what he meant was tha ' sheep and goats should be debarre