Arizona republican., 1913-02-19

were as follows: In favor of the bill: Senators Breep, Brown, Davis, Hecht- man. Hughes, Pace Sims. Willis. C. B. Wood and Worsley. Against the bill: Chase Harrison. Kinney, Lovin, Roberts, Vessel, H. R. Wood. Presi- dent Cunniff
 Senator Wovsley then made a speach in favor of senate joint resolu'IOn number ,, which calls upon congress to make such plans immediately for the increasing of the utility of the postal banking system so as to receive all moneys from all people. The commit tee in charge of this bill had reported It out with the recommendation that it be Indefinitely postponed, but Worsely in speaking or the bill said he wanted q vote on it to show just where the men stood on this question of increas- ing the benefits of government so that poor mon can borrow some of the mon ey. ~ ~Cuniff after obtaining from the Pima senator what his intentions are, moved that 500 copies of the bill be ord cred printed, and that it retain it's place on the calendar. and that it come up for discussion at q later day in the senate. When the committee rose this action was agreed to.
 Anti Hanging Bill Goes Over. The administration bill on anti capi tai punishment which comes out of the cOmmitte in the form of d substitute bill meaning exactly the opposite from what it meant when it went in. was put over on the calendar of the com p N1-h of being against capital punishment as when proposed, it is now so worded as to be in favor of it. if the substitute bill is passed Ut is stated that the ac- tual reason for the bills presence at all is to put it up to the people for an eX pression of their opinion.
 Notice of Suit.
 Sims bill, known officially as $. E. IS. which provides that persons injured by a municipal corporation must give within three months notice of suit was passed on the regular course by the committee of the whole after an amendment making the time six months l was agreed to. The vote was 10 to & t, on this bill also
 Without Recon me endaton. ! The bill of Wood of MaricOpa calcu- 1 lated to aid county fairs was placed l upon the calendar of the committee Of | the whole on recommendation of the appr0pria tions committee, without any i recommendation as to the merits of the ! bill. It will come up today From the House. 1 The bills received from the house, i, that body having taken action on them were referred to the proper committees ! for action or laid over for one day as 1 the circumstances demanded. 1 Live Stock Inspection Fees. The Harrison bill providing for fees 1 for the inspection of live stock. amend 1 ing the present law, so that a fee of two cents for hogs and ten cents for 1 horses. mules and cattle neat may be l charged was passed without division
 Jail Prisoners Must Work. Hughes bill providing that able bod jed prisoners in county jails must be l kept at some useful employment for a time each day not to exceed s hours passed the senate and was transmitted to the house.
 In the House
 1 There was an exceedingly busy session recorded to the credit of the house of representatives yesterday One of the busiest that has beer worked over by that body in any session either this time or during l the previous regular or extra sessions | The biggest fuss. however. came III on the question of the payment O1 fees to witness in criminal and civi cases if witness come from outside the county. the bill being passed fin ally. This bill was introduced by Gonzales, and provides that materia l witnesses shall be paid at the rate O. $1.50 per day and for mileage at fiji teen cents per mile computed on' way Gonzales of Apache county in. troduced the bill.
 After a number of arguments tn, bill was passed substantially in tn, same shape as it was introduced even though q number of the mem bers expressed the fear that compul sOry pay for witnesses would bank. rupt some of the counties.
 Bills Referred
 A number of bills that have lait over for the requisite time were reaC a second time and referred to tn | , the minimum wage bill. the untru advertising bill, and the amendmen requiring the legislature to meet ol , the second Tuesday in February
 A Senate Bill
 1 Some time back the senate passed
 the Davis bill for d registration o voters in the state to be made thi summer This bill is now Il tn , house and yesterday was sent wit
 the Irvine bill on the same subjec
 to the committee to be acted upol , with the Irvine bill
 Put 1t in the Code.
 The code committee announced tha 1 they had embodied the suggestio
 contained in Kanes H. E. 3, prohibit
 ing throwing glass and sharp instru
 ments upon the public highways int
 the code, there being a similar sec = ton into which the bill well fitted. | Fifteen Weeks of Session Q The reference to the code commit n tee brought out the proposition c