Arizona republican., 1913-02-06
MANY BILLS IN
 BOTH HOUSES
Senate and House Vie With Each Other in Introduce ing Measures for Consid- eration, Complete List to Date.


 In order to be assured of an early start upon measures deemed of great importance, both the senate and the house bill intrOducers got busy with a vengeance yesterday, and as a re- suit when the hours of adjournment came in the two houses there had been twenty eight distinct proposi- tions placed on the calendar for the consideration of the two bodies. The list complete is as follows $. J. M. No. l, by Worsley of Pima Requesting the congress of the | United States to grant to the inhab- itants of the Philippine islands the right to create an independent re- 1 publican government upon such con- ditions as congress may prescribe. s. J. M. No. 1, by Worsely of Pima Requesting the congress of the United States to appropriate $25,- l 00O,000 annually for five years from the war department fund, for the national reclamation fund
 S. J. M No. ?. by Worsley of Pima Requesting congress to extend the postal banking system So as to re- ! ' deposit. paying interest therefor at the rate of per cent per annum after 90 days of deposit and to per init loans at uniform interest not to exceed per cent per annum to all people at one half the value of their real estate.
 $. J M. No. 3, by Worsley of Pima Requesting the national congress l ( 4 ! all railroad. telegraph and telephone | lines within the United States, and to provide for the operation and maintenance of the same
 S B 10, by Wood of Maricopa- Permitting county boards of super visOrs to appropriate money for the use and encouragement of county fairs.
 $ B. II, by Sims of Cochise-Pro- viding that a city or town may bring suit for debt for delinquent oc- ! cupation taxes.
 $. B. F. by Worsley of Pima Providing for the safety of the trav- cling public, making it unlawful for a railroad to maintain a railroad having a curve greater than de- grees upon a greater incline than F per cent
 $. B. 13, by Worsley of Pima Amending the present employers lia- bility act so as to do away with the doctrine of assumption of risk
 s. B II, by Worsley-Providing
 the legal way in which the state may
 engage in certain industrial pursuits
 s. B. 15, by Misunderstanding out
 the optional clause thereby making
 the compulsory compensation opera tive.
 $. B. Is. by Worsley-Repealine the butchers license law $. B. 17, by Worsley-Repealing tho law whereby the Tempe Norma school obtained 1200O acres of lanC in the Salt river valley. $. B. IS, by Sims of Cochise- Providing for statement of claims to a corporation for damages before suit is brought to obtain damages. $. B. 19, by Hughes of Pima-Re. pealing section of chapter 23 O the laws of the twenty fifth terri torial legislature. so as to provid' for qualifications for superintendent of the Pioneer home. s. B. 20, by Hughes of Pima-Pro viding that all printing for the stat shall hereafter be done within tn, bounds of the state. $ B. 21, by Hughes-Providini that prisoners in county jails shal be employed and the proceeds of thei labor go to their families if the.
 are needy.
 In the House H. B No. 1, by Madock of Coco Il | n
 Hunt to be erected out of the count. of Coconino
 H. B. ?, by Brooks of Gila-Relat
 ing to the hours of labor for Womer
 H B 3, by Kane of Greenlee- Prohibiting throwing glass or othe ' sharp instruments on the publi
 trails or roads.
 H B }, by Kerr of Yuma-Pro
 900 for a bridge over the Coorad 7 river at Yuma.
 H B. 6. by Irvine of Maricopa-
 Relating to punishment and confis 4 cation of stock on convicted liquo
 cases
 H. B z, by Irvine-Amending tn
 game law
 4 H. B. 8. by IrXine-Providing fo # another registration so that WOne 4 be registered.
 Y H E. 9, by Irvine-Providng fc ' the partial support by the state (
 dependent and neglected children.
 H. B. 10, by Irvine-Provding fc 2 the removal of the Industrial schot from Benson to Fort Grant. H H. B. II, by Linney of Yavapai-
 Amending the county classificatiO B act of the former sessions So tha # there may be appointed an additioni
 clerk in the office of the superiC
 court when the same is deemed nee
 essary.
 H l. H B. 12, by Graham of Cochise- Fl Appropriating $7500 for the purpos
 of sinking artesian wells in the Su1 H phur Springs valley. E EN1WEYzxExHxgVzpsz.