Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Saturday March 29, 1913. The Fiftieth Day.
By the Governor.

S. B. S1, providing for the re moval of the Arizona Industrial School from the present location at Benson in Cochise county to the site of Old Fort Grant was re- ceived yesterday afternoon by Governor Hunt at 3 o'clock and was approved and signed by him before 3:05 o'clock. When the noti- fication was received by the house it was received with q burst of applause The board of control must under the law determine the water rights before the school can be moved.
 Bills Introduced in the Senate. S B. 190, by the code revision 1 committee. Relating to irrigation and drainage districts.
 $. B. 191, by Senator J. F. Brown of Pinal An act to amend the present laws regarding the Organi- zation of irrigation and drainage districts
 $ B. 192, by Senator Davis of Maricopa. Providing an appropri- ation to pay the salary of the mes i Senger of the governor. | z. B. 193, by Senator Roberts of 1 CoChiSe To use the balance of 1 the enabling fund to print the yer 1 batim report of the constitutional 1 convention. This balance amounts 1 to nearly S70OO out of the $10O, GOO | appropriated by the |. $. for the 1 purpose of holding the cOnstitu- i tional convention and the election
 Bills Introduced in the House.
 H. B. III, by the committee on 1 code revision An act to provide 1 for the assessment of taxes on the property of railroad corporations;
 requiring annual reports. and pro- viding a penalty for neglect or re- i fusal to make the same; and pre-
 scribing the duties of the state
 board of equalization in relation to
 said assessment of taxes on said
 property of railroads and railroad
 corporations
 H. B. 112. by the committee on
 code revision. An act to prescribe
 holidays in the state of Arizona,
 and to limit the transaction of pub
 lie business on holidays.
 H. B. 113. by Mir Graham of
 Cochise. An act to provide for the
 taxation of mines and mining
 claims and the ores or mineral pro-
 ducts from the same and the i'm
 provements thereon and used in
 connection herewith
 House Concurrent Resolution 1.
 by D. P. Jones, relating 10 the sal
 ary of Miss Bessie NJ. Stark
 Final Action in the House.
 $. B. 97, a code bill providing for
 probating wills. and the admins
 tration of the estates of deseased
 persons and to prescribe the pro-
 ceedure in the superior court il
 probate matters passed the house
 yesterday without division, anC
 was conveyed to the senate fol transmission to the governor. House Concurrent Resolution 1 by D. P. Jones of Maricopa county was read a second and third time under an emergency and passed without division.
 Final Action in the Senate $. B. 153. by the committee or 1 : code revision. Exempting mem l bers of fire departments from jur, 1 duty was passed without division | $. B. 8, by C. B. Wood of Mari 1 copa Providing a tax on privat 1 car lines was passed by the senat 1 Is to '
 1 $. B. B, by Senator Roberts l Providing for 5-year leases of stat l land passed F to '.
 1 S. B. 150, by Roberts. The gen l eral appropriation bill passed by 1 vote of 14 to Kinney Lovin, Pace | Sims and H. R Wood.
 | s. B. 1S4, relating to corpora
 tions was indefinitely postponed l $. B. 185, relating to corpora l ! tiOnS, same action