The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07
WOMEN ID GO 0N
 THE REGISTER
Legislature Will Make Provision foI Their Immediate Enrolment If
 Davis Bill Passes.
EIGHT HOUR LAW FOR
 PROTECTION OF WOMEN
Provisions Are DetaiIed-Transport tion Men Are Watching LegisIa- tion Very CIoseIy-Attaches
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PHOENIX, Feb. 5.-Senator Wors-
 ley returned to the senate this morn ing rather unexpectedly, for it was thought he would be absent for sev- eral days. His coming saved what
 would otherwise have been a dull day
 He introduced five bills, all of them important pieces of legislation, two affecting employers liability. One of these is constitutional amendment which, if adopted, it is hoped will strengthen the law, and
 the other abolishes in the present
 law the assumption of risk. A third
 of his bills makes possible the putting in operation of the industrial pursuits
 amendment to the state constitution. In the house the Hunt county bill
 dividing Maricopa was introduced, to-
 gteher with bills limiting the hours
 of labor by women to forty-eight hours
 in any week, the Colorado river bridge
 at Yuma and a b;'' for the develop
 ment of artesian wells in the Sulphur
 Springs Valley.
 PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 5-The pres
 ent session of the legislature has found it necessary to increase their corps of clerical assistants and each house today finally confirmed the work of subcommittee which had
 previously been appointed and made I the following selection of clerks and
 attaches for the session. For the Senate.
 Secretary Con. P. Cronin of Santa
 Cruz; Assistant Secretary A. c. Pier
 son of Cochise; Enrolling Clerk Fl.
 E. Pierce of Maricopa; Chaplain, Rev. Seaborn Crutchfield of Maricopa; Ser
 geant at Arms Joseph L. Wiley of
 Pima; Assistant at Arns and Door
 keepers, J. L. McCullom of Gila, and
 Tom Fulgham of Cochise; Journal Clerk, Antonio Contreras of Yuma;
 Bill Clerk, Thos. J. Gamble of Santa
 Cruz; Assistant Bill Clerk, Mrs. Ken
 dall of Mohave; Page, Miss Louise
 Gass of Maricopa; Stenographers,
 Misses Shivers, of Graham, Gray of Greenlee, Grant of Maricopa, Waller of Cochise, Gull of Yuma, Thompson of Pima, Egner of Gila, Florence
 Jones of Maricopa, Mrs. w. A. Pfaf of Maricopa; Janitor, J. c. Phillips of Pima.
 For the House.
 Chief Clerk, L. F. Sweating of Ora ham; Assistant Chief Clerk Peter
 Munch of Santa Cruz; Sergeant at Arms Walter Brawner of Maricopa: Chaplain Rev. WE. Thornton of Mari copa; Doorkeeper Ed Roland of Gila; Assistant Doorkeeper Jno. Merrill of Cochise; Bill Clerk M. M. Conn of
 Yavapai; Assistant Bill Clerk Chas.
 Hansen of Cochise; Enrolling and En- crossing Clerk Frank Vaughn of Co., chise; Assistant Enrolling and En- crossing Clerk J. c. Evans of Gila;
 Stenographers: Rose McGrath of Gila,
 Ella Harrison of Cochise, H. B. Golze Heating, of Yavapai, Miss Kenyon, Mebel G. Fenn, Minnie Seman; Read ing Clerk, c. l.. Hardy of Pima; Clerks, Sally Jacobs, Emma Dec. R. L.. Edwards, Susan Winchester, J. c. HBoughter, James T. Tehan.
 The Live Stock Sanitary Commits sion has named Miss A. Haw1ey, Sec retary of the Board to succeed Sam B. Bradner who resigned on the first of the month in order that he might re- sume his duties as a member of the legislature.
 For the purpose of assisting the Corporation Commission in placing a nh hn fn,. plants of the state where application has been made for an investigation as to rates, firm of San Francisco experts has been employed by the name of Sloan and Robson. They will first take up their work at Bisbee and | later will go to the Clifton-MorenciI | district.
 Senator Davis of Maricopa county was an earnest supporter of the Wo mans Suffrage Amendment to the State Constitution and following out the suggestion made by Governor Hunt in his message to the legisla- ture, will tomorrow introduce a bill in the senate providing for the imme diate registration of the female voters of the state. Senator Davis shows his consideration for the women by pro- viding in his proposed bill that the giving of their exact ages shall not be necessary in qualifying as electors, but a statement to the effect that they are over twenty-one years of age will be sufficient
 Attending each session of the leg islature are five watchers in the in terest of transportation company la ( bor. They are w. E. Paul, J. c. Comp ton, and Homer Prickett, all conduc- tors and members of the legislative l