El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-10
NIGHT SESSIONS AT
PHOENIX PROBABLE
lContinued From p 3D.

purpose of considering the code c B.
Wood and others opposed this sugges-
ton 1t was finally decided that the
matter would be held in allegiance till
the committee OF the whole had tackled
the code a few afternoons and 1t was
known absolutely whether evening
sessions would be necessary.
Printing Work.
The printing committee recommended
that the secretary Of the senate be al
lowed 81 a. day for overtime or to en-
ploy help IN preparing the journal for
the printer 1t was pointed out that
there was much night work to be done.
c B. Wood argued that before any eX-
ira pay was allowed some of the IN
necessary employees might be dispensed
with The report was finally returned
to the printing committee, with a re-
quest that it give the matter further
consideration
The House.
The house spent the greater part
of another afternoon in committee Of
the whole, discussing code revision
The penal code is stin up
Billy Graham introduced house bill
No. 81, to provide a home for widows
and orphans No So is the ak COM
mittee's bill to reOrganize the board of
control
At the suggestion Of the code re-
vision committee. Harry JOhnsOn's bill
to legalize the serving of summons
papers by mail was indefinitely post
pOned- It will be covered in the code.
a favorable report was made by the
educational committee on Jones's bill
to prescribe a uniform course of study
IN high schools Do pass was the
recommendation of the county affairs
committee on BrOOks's amendment to
the bounty law
The committee on labor had secured
the opinion or attorney general George
PUrdy Billiard on LeWis's bill to make
81 a day the minimum wage for miners.
Billiard decided that such law would
be unconstitutional, so the committee
recommended indefinite pOstpOnement
Of the bill
Insurance Legislation.
The house committee on banking and
insurance IS now working on the in
surance code and will be ready to pre-
sent a report within a few DAYS. Early
IN the session examiner PIunkett sub
mltted his recommendations regarding
Jhe insurance code The most import
ant recommendation he made was that
corporations 1nsuring with companies
not licensed to do business in Arizona
De required to make an annual report
- me corporation commission, stating
the exact amount Of the insurance they |
nave taken out with such companies /
+ furthermore, examiner Piunkett rec
commended that the corporations be re-
~ s ca 70 pay the state sum equal /
~ 20 per cent OF the premiums paid.
rms recommendation will be included /
M Lne new code but the percentage |
VIII be changed from % to 10.
representative Kane has introduced i
OIL TO require that fire insurance /
companies charge no higher premiums /
- AIlHoilt than Tor similar risks else
"nere. Because of its vagueness. the
n; WI WI pfooaoly be reported for in
ctIhlte pOSJponement by the banking
ana insurance committee. To nut the
measure into effect would REQUIRE ~
us france rate commission.
Payment of Costs
Early IN the session representative /
zane introduced a bill to make 4 on |
lonaI with the judge. to saw whether |
ne appellant or the state should nav !
ne cost OF making the transcript Of
iFluence Tor an appealed case The hill /
vas referred to the revision committee |
ma embodied in the code. The house !
'OItlInlttee OF the whole approved the !
eGtlon containing Kane's idea.
House bill No. 81, relating to arnor-
es. was passed on favOrabIv. after If
IA Deen attacked by Harry Saxon. The |
III IS 70 permit the adjutant general |
o eNpend military funds in building |
n armory IN any city OF county where !
ne people are ready to pay half the
ost Saxon declared that the measure !
-oGId tend toward the formation of a !
private militia"
To Commend Ashurst.
There was lively little debate ovar
he keltOn resolution to commend sena-
OF Henry F. AShurst for the stand ne |
oOk In congress IN favor Of having the !
he government own its mail cars.
AeIton MADE speech denOuncing The
ailrOads for gOuging the government !
DIT carrying mail CrOfoot wanted 10 1
trike out the name Of Ashurst and
imply commend all senators who had
ought to have the government own its
lau cars.
Jones wanted to know il the lecisIa- I
IRE was going to commend Ashurst
very time he did anything creditable
-e declared that altogether too many =
lemorials and resolutions were taking e
p the time of the house +
Cooke said that he would vote / 5
gainst the resolution because he did I
OF know anything about the mail sys- \