Arizona republican., 1913-03-07
BILL AGAINST BLACK LIST
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senate bill providing for the establish ment of municipal slaughter houses under state regulation was approved by the committee of the whole
 The proposition of the committee on labor inquirng into the minimum wage scale bill was returned by the attorney general yesterday the form of an opinion that any such bill would be unconstitutional because it would interfere with the right of contract on that account il is possible that the bill will be definitely postponed.
 The sensation of the afternoon ses- sion of the house was the passage of the medical bill. substitute house bill IS, which has been prominently be- fore the legislature for a matter of three weeks. now. As the bill finally came from the house committee of the whole with the recommendation that it do pass. it contained provisions that were not objectionable to certain clas- Ses of religious believers in the state and very little opposition developed to the hlii on the floor of the house. Upon roll call. Irvine of Maricopa exercised his constitutional prerosative of spreading on the records of the scs- sion d st.oug protest against the pass age Of the h'll He said that as orig finally introduced. H. E. IS proposed to regulate the pacticc of medicine sur gery and Osteopathy. for the purpose of protecting the people against incXperi- enCed and Incompetent practitioners and quacks of all kinds. But instead of do- ing that. unGer the guise of religious freedom the bars had been let down so that anybody can charge and receive lees for any sort of quack service with out any qualification. whatsoever. Kerr of Yuma added his protest to that of MT Irvine and said that the bill as now shaped would allow all kinds of quacils 10 prey upon the public The vote on the bill was tWentY-one to seven
 Jacobson succeeded in getting his resolution for a joint committe inves- tigation of the water resources and sanitary condition of Fort Grant through the Eouse with only three op- i posing votes.
 In the committee of the whole the Maricopa county division b 7! creating i Orange county vas recommended for 1 passa ge k- al overwhelming vote. The 1 bill provides the county line will run | two miles east of Tempe. north and 1 south. The county seat is to be located at Mesa, and the county will be of the 1 Seventh class. There will be from the 1 county one senator and one represen- | tative in the legislature.
 Another county division matter sett- 1 led in the committee was that of cut l ting off Hayden, Christmas and Win kelnan precincts from Gila and adding 1 them to Final county After this the l house continued the consideration or
 the penal codc and made considerable l progress. It was agreed C SO that the
 senate bills 23 and 49 providing for 1 registration of women this summer 1 should be amended satisfactory to the senate and passed.
 1 Two Similar Memorials Wood of Maricopa and Cunniff of Yavapai yesterday introduced similar l joint memorials in the senate. These call for the purchase by the, national ] government of the home of Jefferson, 1 Monticello for q national Jefferson mu-
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 No Morning Session Today. l There will be no morning session to- l day. The experience yesterday was l enough. Committee meetings in the
 morning were decided upon again. and
 the house will meet today at 1 o'clock
 The Morning Session.
 The short session in the morning
 yesterday did not accomplish very
 much work. The report of the com
 mittee on state institutions and public
 expenditures relative to the prison ant
 the superintendents report was finally | placed upon the minutes of the session 1 nnd z. ,.ncncc r,.nc cnnrn n ftn,. ta ken mi