Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
HAND IN HAND
 HUMANITARIAN MEASURES

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 of the office devil Captain KaIton
 wanted the enactinS clause stricken out; but it seemed nothing that like 1 that was acceptable. for d little later on the bill was killed by an almost unanimous vote.
 And To cap the climax the graccIess legislators hooted and cIapped their hands when the vote was taken.
 tNote-The Hon. sam Bradncr didn't clap his hands He stnck ta
 the ship of state to the lastl
 IL may be mentioned here that the house did adhere to it's threat to meet at o'clock in the morning About twenty of the members were there for roll call and the others kept struggling in for the next cou- pie of hours.
 As an eye opener the senate this morning sent the bill providing for clerk hire for the board of control to the committee on state accounttng
 The bill providing for compulsory compensation for injured workmen was given the final touches and sent to the governor The Tempe school land bill was also passed finally
 The senate indefinitely postponed the house semi monthly pay day bill having passed its own measure deal ing with that subject
 The joint resolution making an an proprlaton for the employment of a special examiner was sent to the style and revision committee.
 The bill providing forms of ac- counting for use in various or the state offices was passed
 MT, HubbelFs resolution providing for the appointment of an interna- tional highway commission was passed. The much discussed state librarian bill was also passed. It is noticeable that any bill carrying a job for any of the faithful always goes through without difficulty.
 The house bill authorizing boards of supervisors to grant to public service corporations the right to use public highways under certain con ditions was sent to the committee of the whole. Then the committee of the whole got busy, with Davis in the chair.
 The industrial school removal bill was taken up and discussed from Dan to Beersheba The same argu ments were used that have been heard good many times before and Tn an effort to get action on the re- moVal proposition C. E. Wood made a speech .that was a combination ser mon and lecture that brought a high ly complimentary remark from Sen ator Hughes. But the senate couldn't quite make up it's mind to act and the bill was placed on the calendar for Monday.
 After the committee rose the bill relating to the eminent domain was sent to the appropriation committee The corporation license bill was sent on it's regular course. The road fund bill was recommended for indefinite postpOnement and the industrial school measure was passed until Monday, the time agreed upon in of the whole
 In the afternoon the senate receiV- | ed a report from committee recom- lnending that the appropriation for clerks for the board of control be l raised from $500 to $500 a year.
 The juvenile court bill was recom- 1 mended for passage and was advanc- | ed to third reading The measure l was then put on roll call and passed. l
 There had been another caucus on the election bill and this measure was railroaded through as far as the | enrolling and expressing committed | It is called House bill 23, but is in l reality the Roberts senate bill, which | provides for an election of state, | county and precinct officers accord l ing to the provisions of the consti- l tutiOn"
 Senator Brown made an intellectual attempt to fix a time certain for holding the election but his amend l ment was defeated. Senator Hub l bell offered an amendment that the | qualification clause apply l