Arizona republican., 1913-03-29
MANY BILLS
 PASS HOUSE
Fort Grant Removal, County Division, County Engin- eer and State Apiarv In spector All Pass With Good MaJorities

The house yesterday decided to ap- prove of the removal of the Indus trial school from Benson it's present | site to the abandoned military reser- also d great number of other impor- 1 tant bills passed by the lower body | of the state legislature as d gldnct 1 at the accompanying list will show l The bills will be put up to the gov ernor as soon as possiDle so 1t is quite possible that Tn the next few days the official journal of the pro cecdings Of the house will be made up largely of communications head ed this way:
 To The Senate and House of Re presentatives of the State of Ari- zona:
 Gentlemcn-I have the honor to in form you that I have this day ap- proved and signed etc. etc, etc. At present the governor has but two or three measures with him, but he will have d great many more be- fore tonight
 Among the matters attended to in 1 the house yesterday was the final passage of the following bills: !; H. J R. No. By MT. Con 1 Zales of Apache county; relating to | the designation, construction, and l maintenance of d system of national 1 highways, asking for the early de- signation of system of national i highways passed the house yesterday by d vote of % to Jacobs. The bill was conveyed to the senate. 1 $ B. 90-By the committee on Code Revision, q code bill prescrib- ing the procedure in civil actions in the superior courts of the state passed the house without division and was conveyed to the senate for | transmission to the governor.
 Sub. $ E. 25-By Senator Wood. the general county division bill pass cd the house by a vote of 26 to Bradner. Lewis, Moore of Pima and | MT Speaker. IL was conveyed to the senate for transmission to the governor This bill provides for di- vision upon petition for an election in the county in which division is sought.
 1 $ E. S1-By Senator Hughes, pro viding for the removal of the Indus trial school from it's present location at Benson. Cochise county to the abandoned United States Military reservation at Fort Grant in Graham county This bill over which there has been probably more fighting in the two houses than any other bill finally passed the house yesterday by the decisive vote of 29 to Graham
 
 tJacobson and Lynch of Graham county Ball of Cochise and Dren- nan of Yuma were excused from voting. The bill was conveyed to the senate for transmission to the governor.
 $. E. S8-By Senator Harrison of Santa Cruz a bill abolishing the of fices of county assessor and county road superintendent and creating that of county engineer, passed the house by q vote of 25 to Gonzales. Graham, Jacobs. Jacobson. Kane, Lynch and Whipplc. The bill was conveyed to the senate for trans mission to the governor.
 Sub. $ E. l9-Bv Senator Hughes of Pima an act relating to the Ari- | zona Pioneers Home at Prescott and providing that the governor may ap- point as the superintendent one who does not need to be a pioneer, passed the house by q vote of l9 to 12 an.l was conveyed to the senate for i transmission to the governor.
 II. E. Sly Mir. Babitt of Mari copa providing for the office of state inspector of apiaries and pro- viding for the appointment of the same and lcvying q special tax on bcckccpers to pay the expenses "l the department passed the house bl a vote of 28 to Bradner. Graham and Lewis. The bill was transmit o ted to the senate.
 S E. 121-Bv committee on code revision, a code bill to regulate the , 1 issuance of executions and proceed . ings relating thereto passed the | house and was conveyed to the sen |. ate and transmitted to the governor e S B. 125-By the committee or code revision, d code bill prescrlb II ing the practice and procedure 1T , | the justice of the peace courts passed n | the house. was conveyed to the sen n ate and transmitted to the governor
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