Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-05

$500 for Pioneer Historical Society; was referred to Appropriations Com mittee.
 No. 60-By Hughes, gives inspec- tor of Weights and Measures pow CTS over communities of 800 or less; is now waiting for reference.
 House Bills.
 No By Maddox, creating Hunt county; was passed by the House, and in the Senate referred to Coun- ty and County Affairs Committee.
 No. By Brooks, eight hours of labor for women per day; is up for consideration before Committee of the Whole, in the House.
 No. 1By Kane, prohibiting the throwing of glass and sharp instru- ments on public highways; was con sidered and failed to pass.
 No. +By Kane, giving county judges discretion in the matter of charging for transcripts; was re- ferred to Committee on Code Re vision.
 No. 5-By Kerr, Colorado River bridge; Senate bill covers, and is now a law.
 No. 6-By Irvine, provides for punishment for violation of liquor laws; is in hands of Judiciary Com mittee.
 No. 7-By Irvine, regulating the hunting of game; is now up before the Committee of the Whole, in the House.
 No. S-By Irvine, providing for a registration of voters; was ap- proved and is up for final passage.
 No. 9-By Irvine, support of ne glected and dependent children; in hands of Judiciary Committee.
 No. 1O-By Irvine, removal of Benson reform school to Fort Grant, now being considered by committee on state institutions.
 No. 1l-By Linney, giving addit- ional help to clerks of superior courts in certain counties, was ap- proved and is up for final passage
 No. 12-By Graham, making an appropriation for sinking wells in the Sulphur Springs Valley, referr- ed to Agricultural committee.
 No. l1By Jacobson, prohibiting the number at large of swine and fowls; was passed by house and is now in the hands of County and County Affairs committee in the senate.
 No. l4-By Graham, requiring lists of assessed property to be furnished taxpayers; passed by house and now on way to the senate.
 No. l5-By Irvine, anti-lobbying; will be considered with senate bill No. ?.
 No. 16-By Kerr, providing for Sl0 annual registration fee for real estate brokers; was referred to Judi ciary committee.
 No. H-By Gonzales, providing for the payment of fees to witnesses in all cases; was passed by the house but killed in the senate.
 No. 18-By Lynch by request, re- gulating the practice of medicine; is in the hands of the Judiciary committee.
 No. l9-By Brooks, providing for payment of expenses of state off cers when appearing in federal courts; passed by both houses and now awaiting action by the gover- nor.
 No. 20-By Kane, duty of boards of Supervisors to make road inspec- ton at least twice a year, was killed in the house.
 No. 2l.-By Craig, regulating the practice of dentistry, has been ap- proved and ordered enrolled for hnal passage.
 No. 22-By State Institution com mittee, providing for transfer oi funds to inheritance tax fund, pass ed by the house and now in the hands of the finance committee oi the senate.
 No. Bay same committee, ere. ating office of deputy treasurer who is to receive $l,S00 per year, wa' approved and ordered enrolled fol final passage
 No. 24-By Ball, providing foi payment to Dr. Godfrew of money! advanced by him while serving th' territory; was approved and is up fol third reading and final passage by the house.