Arizona republican., 1913-04-07
House Members Gathering Expecting Third Special Session to Terminate To- day With Sine Die Ad- journment.
NEW SESSION MAY
 BEGIN TOMORROW
No Change Contemplated in Organization of Either House or Senate; Appro- priations Bill Will Die; Code to be Completed.

The legislature. both house and sen ate, will meet this morning around about 9 o'clock. It will be the first session of the house since Thursday night when the adjournment was taken shortly after midnight. There is a great deal of interest centered in today's session owing to the fact that some time today it is understood the termination sine die of the second special session of the first state leg islature will come.
 There was a great deal of talk yes terday about what would be done in today's session. but it is understood that the house will do little of any thing, insisting that the senate join with it in the sine die adjournment so that the call for the additional ses- sion may not be longer delayed. There were a number of people who were of the opinion yesterday that the house would concur in senate amend ments if any such were made to the general appropriations bill. It, how ever, was learned last night that it is not the intention of the house to do any such. Under the leadership of Rabbit. chairman of the house committee on appropriations. the house refused to accept the appro- priations bill of the senate and amended it to suit itself.
 In the senate the appropriations committee recommended that the sen- ate do not concur in the house amend ments and the original Roberts bill. as amplified and improved over the senator's objections by the entire senate. will doubtless be insisted upon This deadlock spells failure for the appropriations bill in the second spe- cial session and makes it an item to be considered at the additional Ses- sion beyond peradventure
 The question of the code was also uppermost in the minds of many and some went so far as to say that the governor will not mention the code in his call. The governor. however. has not said he will not mention the code in the call. but did distinctly refer time and again when talking about the special session that the code had not been completed, which was one of the good and sufficient reasons for recalling the legislature. There are a
 
 have not been finished-amountinS in all to about a senate and house bills. It is understood that these will be al- lowed to die. by reason of the ex piration of the session, and they will be reintroduced in the new session. It is generally admitted that to defer l the completion of this important work 1 would not only be expensive but sui 1 cidal and that it is peter to spend | s25.000 more in completing the work l than it would be to allow the work already done to go by default, the 1 money expended in this work wasted and the code completion and revision deferred for two years.
 1 It was not learned until after the l house had adjourned on Thursday night that the attaches could not be paid for their last weeks services be- cause of the cramped condition of the funds. Two bills were introduced 1 to meet this exigency. which, how ever, contrary to the general impress sion. failed to pass the house after l having passed the senate. It is thought. though, that the house will cheerfully agree to the passage of these two bills this morning so that the attaches may be remunerated as usual for their faithful service. If these bills are not passed it may be necessary to introduce additional re-
 lief bills
 The solons began to gather again
 last night preparatory to the session
 this morning. Following the adjourn
 ment on Thursday large number ot them went home to take advantage oi
 the short rest accorded by the three
 day house adjournment. They are re
 turning refreshed and ready for addi-
 tional labor.
 , The beginning of new sessior
 early this week will not be marked b,
 any reorganization in either house
 The house members to a man ar,
 more than satisfied with the mannn in which Speaker Linney has con
 ducted the affairs of the body. ar'
 all are loud in their praises of hi.
 ability as presiding officer. Tn, , speaker is one of the younger mem bers of the house. but he is also on, , of the keenest and ablest. In spit of the general expression of dislik
 for some of the official actions O
 President Cunniff. there is no whs
 per of any organized opposition
 him for president again. Althoucl
 there are many members of the sen
 ate who bitterly disagree with him T , tines, there are none that denv h' f remarkable ability and they all sa Continued on Page Five.)