El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-10

a hospital for disabled miners 10 De
located at kingman, MOhave country
An appropriation of $4,000 Is made FOR
a building. 1000 for maintenance IN
1913 and $4,000 for 1914 The superln-
tendent's salary IS limited to $1,000
No. 1Of was introduced by c. &.
Wood at the request Of the Pure Bred
Live Stock association. and provides
for the exhibition OF Arizona STOCK
at the san Diego exposition
More New Bills.
Cunniff produced another Of his
uniform laws No. JOG relates to b1lls
vision committee, is in regard to che
rules OF evidence in courts and the
summOniug of witnesses No los re-
fers to revocadOns Of judgments and
orders, No 100 to the optional sale Of
mining properties, No. 10 to wills
and their execution, and No III to p
the examination Of insane persons by
superior courts. Al these are by the
code revision committee
No. 112 is by Hughes and establish
IS the Mount Graham game preserve
Such a reserve was recommended by
governor Hunt in his message.
Senate Passes Bills.
Just before adjournment Friday the
senate passed a bunch Of bills Those
the house are
By Harrison, prescribing what shah
be a lawful fence
By Lovln, providing for the orSzanl7.fS.
tiOn OF county union high schools
By Roberts, permitting married per-
sons to enter into contracts for the dis
position Of their property at the death
Of either
By the state institutions committee.
permitting the temporary transfer uf
$1,000 from the general fund to the in
heritance tax fund
JacObSOn's house bill, No. IL, to pro-
hibit swine and fowls running at large
where they can do damage to property,
was passed, IS to Cuniff and r H
Wood
Wants Salaries Reduced
The Craig house bin to regulate the
practice of dentistry also passed the
senate It did not suit Pace OF Vessel
Pace tried to have the per diem al
lowed dental examiners cut from $40
to IS a day He announced that ne
would be willing to vote for the re-
duction Of the salaries OF all state Of
ncers.
Cuufff introduced senate joint mem
oriaI No. u. to the California legisIa-
ture. asking that body TO appropriate
S25,00O for a bridge across the Colorado
at Needles. Memorial No. IS, by H R.
Wood. asks cngress for the same
amount The senate has already passed
the LOvin bill, apprOpriating S25,000 out
Of the Arizona general fund for that
More New senate Bills.
Bills were introduced in the senate
as follows: Friday
By Davis, providing that money may
be expended out OF the county school
funds for pavement on streets abutHng
school property This law is badly
needed in Phoenix
BY Hughes. securing all persons the
right Of trial by jury for all Offences
except contempt Of court committed IN
the presence OF the court when IN ses-
sion
BY the code revision committee. re-
lating TO the distribution Of estates OF
deceased persons
BY c. B. Wood, for the relief Of DR..
T. P Daley Dr. Daley is physician at
the penitentiary and wants pay for a
period during which ne was absent be-
cause Of Illness The board OF control
disalloWed his claim. because another
doctor was employed during his alb
sence.
By the code revision committee. re-
lating to guardians
No Rush for Probe
A motion TO suspend the rules and
place JacObSOnS house resolution NO
4. on the calendar Of the committee OF
the whole. was lost and IL went to the
education committee This rule is the
resolution calhng FOR committee OF O.
three from the house and three from
the senate to Investigate the SUITABLE
ity Of the Fort Grant site for the IN
dustriaI school.
The finance committee fayOrabIy re-
ported c. 3. Woods bill to provide for
the listing of state bonds Indefinite
pOstpOnenent was the recommendation
Of this committee with respect 70. house
ulAL No EEGaL4LlE A-AE OAAA-E Oh Ntf+-4
treasurer a similar measure is pend
ing in the senate.
County Engineers
The county affairs committee favored
the passage OF the Harrison bill TO ere
ate the office Of county engineer and
abolish those Of road superintendent
and surveyor.
A majority Of the judiciary commit
tee recommended the passage OF the
substitute for Hughes bill to prohibit
the sale of cigarets to minors under IS
years of age H. R. OWOd and WOrsley
signed a minority report
On c. b Woods bill to provide Tor
the sterilization OF habitual criminals,
idiots and imbeciles, a majority Of the
judiciary committee reported unIaEoI-
ably. The author, Pace and Hughes
signed the minority report recommend
ing its passage
Peaitentiary Measures
Upon recomme ndatiOn OF the 5uQl-
cfary committee. Hughes bill TO provide
for the care Of the dependent families
Of convicts. was referred to the appro-
priations committee, to fix the amount
of the appropriation. The same d1spo-
sition was made of No. 81, also py
Hughes. providing for the payment Of
convicts who work on roads anu
bridges
Chassis game law was returned by
the judiciary committee. which suS
gested that it be turned over to the
county affairs committee
All Of CUniffs marriage and divorce
laws SO to %, inclusive, were recon-
mended for passage.
County Division.
c. 3. Woods general county DIVISION
bin was amended in several particulars
and referred to the style and revision
committee. though il was to have been
placed on final passage The author
declared that it would be killed if sent
to the house at this time, and seemed
to think that it would stand q better
chance later on
As it came from the committee Of
the whole the bill provided that no
county should be created with taxable
wealth less than SS.0OO.O0 Davis tried
TO have this changed to s5.00o, 600 and
Pace to 100000 Both motions We're
voted down
An amendment was adopted provid-
ms that no county shall be created un-
less il Is bounded by at least two
counties other than the one from which
.t is carved. or by one other county
and the state line This is to prevent
the formation of one county right IN
the center of another
The Necessary Vote.
The percentages by which county
division can be carried at an election
we're changed As the bin now stands.