Arizona republican., 1913-04-25

,blll and the pharmacy bill were up Tn the form of two measures during the last session. both being sponsor cd by Ball of Cochise. who is a licens- | ed druggist and a top-liner in his profession. This session both bills were introduced in the form of one bill from the code commission. It | passed the house without much trouble and has been before the sen ate but few days.
 l An attempt was made to indefi- 1 nitelN postpone the insurance code. 1 H. B. 23. without success. How | eVer no action was taken on the bill
 other than to allow it to remain on the calendar in the same place 1 Brown of Pinal and Pace of Graham divided the time as presiding officers l in the committee of the whole Sev-
 eral bills were read and sent on their l way rejoicing.
 Following the session of the com.
 mittee Senator Sims presented a com munlcatiOn from the Fl Paso & l Southwestern railway, asking for a | public hearing on $. E. 46. the bill i providing that railroad companies must have general offices within the state. After great deal of parlev 1 due to the fact that the bill is on the calendar of the committee. Senator Sims was notified that he could tell 1 the railroad company that no consid-
 eration of the bill would be under | taken until such time as they could | appear before the corporations com 1 mittee of the senate
 | Wood of Maricopa made a kick l about the notices upon the senate | door. and suggested that a watch
 man be placed in the han instead of i having them all inside the senate | chamber.
 1 The senate refused to concur in all l the house amendments to the tax lew 1 bill. and so notified the house Con- 1 ferences will be held on the bill. Bills introduced in the senate yes- 1 terday:
 1 $ E. 63. by Senator Wood of Mar | icopa. An act regulating public ser
 vice corporations.
 ] Final action:
 1 $. B. 4S. by Senator Brown. An amendment to the constitution per 1 hitting the state to issue bonds for public works was indefinitely post 1 poned as the house has passed a
 similar bill which is now before the 1 senate.
 Bills introduced in the house yes 1 terday:
 House Bill No 5, bv the commit
 tee on code revision. An act to de- fine public highways and to provide l abandonment of the same. and to provide for the construction. making,
 marking and posting of the same:
 to provide for the establishment, 1 control and maintenance of roads in cities and towns, etc.
 House Bill No. 54. by Mr Ball of Cochisc. An act to validate and con- firm the formation of certain school 1 districts. high school districts. and , union high school districts, and vai- date the acts of such districts and to provide for the determining Of l the boundaries thereof, and to vali- | date and confirm the bonds of other 1 evidences of indebtedness issued by
 such districts
 House Bill No. 5, by Mir Brooks Of Giia. An act to amend Sections
 3a and 3S Of the acts of the first legislature of the state of Arizona.
 special session. 1912. entitled: An
 act to regulate and license the hunt ing of game birds and animals: to
 provide revenue therefrom: to pre-
 serve game"
 Final action in the house: l House joint resolution No. 1. by Mir. Kerr of Yuma. authorizing the governor to deposit with the state board of control the balance left over
 from the $100000 fund provided by
 the United States Enabling Act
 passed the house by vote of 31 to
 Crofoot
 S. B. 20. the code bill relative to
 indebtedness of school districts passed the house without division
 s. E. 16, by Senator Breen. author
 izing political subdivisions to increase their indebtedness in excess of 2 per cent. passed the house without division.
 $ B. IA, the code bill: the vital ] statistics bill passed the house by a
 vote, of 31 to Moore of Pima. Il H. B. 22 by Mr. Duncan of Co., , chise, authorizing Governor Hunt tc designate certain state troops to at tend the military tournament at Sar , Francisco. in 1915, passed by a vote } of A to :. Captain Keton filed a protest against this sort of legisa , tion.
 H. B. 8, the code bill, providing , for the formation of control ant ) maintenance of special road districts