El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
spread of Johnson grass an
farm pests.
For State Irrigation.

spread of Johnson grass and other
farm pests.
For State Irrigation.
No %, by brennan. applying the
provisions Of the Carey act to Arizona
ana placing Carey act projects under
the supervision of the land commission.
No 66, by Linney. for the relief OF
the sheriff Of Santa Cruz county.
No J. the penal code.
NO. %. by Kerr, to permit Yuma
county to borrow money from the
state treasury to build roads and
No. 50. code. registration Of motor
vehicles and chauffeurs.
No 6S, by code revision committee,
empowering county supervisors to pay
Ger tam expenses Of justices and con-
stables.
No. & code. the alien land law.
No. g, by Linney. appropriating
$1,000 for an Arizona exhibit at the
cry farming congress to be held in
Tulsa Okla, next fall
No 65s by code revision committee
prohibiting the scattering Of medicines
or other substances injurious to health
about private premises.
Regulating Teachers.
No so. by Jones requiring a teacher
who receives a life certificate 20 have
mad 10 years experience, 10 in Ari-
iona, and to pass a rigid examination.
No 90. by Brooks, Tor the relief Of
the state game warden, who has been
put TO expense amounting to some
$500 in carrying out his duties.
No 55, code. state authority over
highways. bridges and ferries.
NO 81, by Brooks, eight-hOur law
Tor women in stores, restaurants and
factories.
No -, by code revision committee,
county aid for volunteer fire COM
p2nleS in untncorpOrated towns.
No 4S, code, Incorporation and dis
Incorporation of cities.
No 50, by Brooks. an amendment to
the game law prohibiting the sale Of
game, raising the game warden's sal
airy TO $500 q year and giving him
a stenographer at 5000.
No 80, by public lands committee.
IurJher occupancy of school lands by
persons who held them under lease at
the time Arizona became a state
NO 80, code, practice of pharmacy.
Joint resolution No !, providing for
the expenditure OF the 5000 remaining
out of the enabling act fund. in hav-
ing painted the portraits Of former
governors and in buying new furni-
ture Tor the legislative chambers.
Measures That Failed.
Some of the most important meas
uLeS Ihat failed OF passage are
No. II, by LOYin. giving county sU-
peryisors the right to extend road
FUNDS without consulting the state
engineer.
No. IS by Hughes. to pay convicts
for working on public roads.
No. 20, by c, B. Wood. an eisht-hOur
law for employees of public service cor
pOTatiOnS.
No. 81 by Hughes. to submit to
the voters certain notifications OF
the miners lien law
No y, by c. B. Wood. for the ex-
hibition of livestock ct the San Diego
and San Francisco eNpOsitiOns.
No. 45, by Cunniff. requiring foreign
corporations TO appoint the corporation
commissioners as their attorneys. up
on whom legal papers might be filed.
No. 45, by Davis, for the creation
OF state reclamation department
Reclamation Measure.
No y. by Brown, 10 amend the con-
StltutiOn to permit the issuance OF
100000 900 worth Of irrigation bonds,
the proceeds TO be handled by the rec
lamatiOn department
No. 46, by II r.. Wood requiring
that railroads doing business in Ari-
iona maintain general offices within
the state.
No. so, by Sims. commission govern
ment for counties.
No. 81, by Davis. for the temper
airy leasing OF state lands not now
No 50, by WorsIey, a state board
OF farm loans
No. So, by WOrsley, a state smelter.
No. "a by WOrsley. a state saWmill.
No So, by Roberts. to transfer the
school for the deaf. dumb and blind
TO the buildings at Benson, soon to
be vacated by the Industrial school.
Wanted Senate Abolished.
No 60. by Worsley. for abolition OF
the senate.
No. g. by C B. Wood, directing the
corporation commission to take into
consideration the hours of labor and
pay of employees when fixing the rates
Of public service corporations
No. 6S, by H B. Wood TO regulate
the hours of labor for drug clerks.
No. So. by c. B. Wood, permitting
oft RI -gF nf-rH
found in dry territory.
No Il, by H. r Wood to assess
alfalfa hay on three times its net
value plus y - percent of the
Freak Assessment Measure.
No "a by H R Wood, to assess
all property on four times the net
plus u Il percent of the gross.
More facetiOusness).
No. q, by H r. Wood. a board
Of pardOns and paroles consisting of
three members appointed by the gov
ernOr.
Some Of the house bills that did
No. %, by Duncan, to send two com
panies Of the National Guard of Ari-
iona to San Francisco In 1915.
No. p, by Linney. for the submis-
sion of constitutional amendment
permitting road bonds.
Twelve bills, appropriating $500
apiece for drilling experimental ar
tesian wells in the various counties.
No Widows Pensions.
No 50. by Irvine pensions for wild
Ows with dependent children.
No SO, by Johnson, apprOpriating
$4,000 to send veterans to the Gettys-
burg reunion.
No. Sc. by Irvine, for the submits
sion of a constitutional amendment
removing the limit on the area of
state grazing land that may be leased
by one person
No. 81, by Jacobs, limiting to So
600 a year the appropriation for the
National Guard of Arizona
No. 81. by Brooks, $3.50 600 worth OF
bonds for buildings at the university
and two normal schools.
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