Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27


 cultural commission; No 10. con tempt of court; No F, adoption ot children, No i5, conveyance of real property.
 H B 3l. powers Of the land com. missioo, passed.
 No 32, appropriation for land com mission.
 SENATE
 sB 25-By Hughes, the prison farm bill passed. s B 24-By Hughes, convict labor on highways, referred to public lands committee. s B 26-By Davis. for the selection of zoo coo acres land to pay of railroad bonds, reported for regular course.
 SB 27-By Hughes, miners' lien law modified, passed. SB 34-By Wiilis, for the selection of other lands in lieu of school lands l squstted upon. s B 35-By Lo yin, that laborers' checks b. on bank within the state. The follow ing code bills from the house were approved: No IT, cleo. tione; No s, liens; No 9. landmarks and surveys; No 10. principal and surety; No II, eminent dousin, No IA. vitslsts,istics, No l3. pure food !; No IS, boards of health. HOUSE
 The tbree.cents fare bill, B l9, will pass the house, but not as all emergency measure. Sixteen repre- senta,ives are for it and f teen are opposed.
 Iu committee of the whole the house approved joint resolution No l by Kerr giving the governor author. ity to eIpend the remainder of the en- sbling act iuod, appropriated by the government to psy the expenses oi Arizona copstitutional convention and first election in purchasing pic- lures for the capitol dome and having the portraits of former governors painted. The money in hand is soDe- thing over s60O0.
 Senate bill No IT, by Lovin to give the county supervisors authority to spend road money without consulting the state engineer. wss considered, , but went over till printed copies could be furnished. A favorable report wac made on senate bill No l5, the code measure relating to the conveyance of real property.
 With s slight amendment. house bill No 9, by Linuey, providing Tor submission to the people of 6 constitu- tionsl amendment glowing e slO.- 000 900 bond issue for good roads, as reported for passage.
 Brooks reintroduced his eight-hour law for women. which was labeled No 5l. It is fully as drastic ss the first eight-hour law that Brooke introduced at the last session, Practically no clssses of feminine labor are exempted from its provisions
 s B l3, irrigation, referred to sgri- culture committee. No 30, practicing sttorney;t to judiciary. No 49. county seat removal to county affairs.
 No P by Duncan, for two compsn- ies militia to San Francisco far, pass
 No ?, brand tax raised to B. pass ed,
 SENATE
 No 26, providing one million acres to pay of bonded indebtedness of Of counties. psssed. No 34. Iiew .lsnds where equsttefs have taken up came. passed.
 No 35, checks for labor. passed. No l3, miners lien Isw- to be subs mitted to vc,e of people. passed. No "A. Convicts werk on road passed.
 No II, eminent domain, passed,
 No 36, expense of land commission. passed.
 N2, salary bill, amendments per- hitting no pr.vste practice of county attorneys, referred. No 58, &500OO kfor San Frsncisco and $2O.cO0 for San Diego recon mended for passage.
 No 56, land for deaf. dumb and blind
 No 4z; exhibition of live stock ct San Diego; recommend poetponemens
 No IF. county seat code amended.
 No 56, county funds. regular course.
 No 24. ceding jurisdiction to fed eral reserves, recommended for psss