Arizona republican., 1913-04-16
BUSY DAY IS SPENT
 BY ARIZONA SENATE
Twenty More Bills Introduced. Three Passed and Eighteen Considered
 In Committee.

The senate was not one whit be- hind the house yesterday in doing business with a rush. Eighteen bills were put across in committee and three bills were read third time and passed. The house beat the senate to one thing only. That was in send ing the first bill over H. B. ?. the state and county salaries bill ap- peared in the senate having passed the house, and was referred to the appropriate committee.
 Senator Vessel created some com- ment in introducing an exposition appropriations bill dividing up the s105, 900 of the Babbitt bill for San Francisco of last session on a basis of S55,000 for San Francisco and s50,o00 for San Diego.
 The proposition of appropriations is already in mind A joint meeting of the house and senate appropria- tions committees will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock and the pro- position that caused so much com ment last time will be threshed out. It is very likely that this time the big money bill will make it's first appearance in the house.
 A detailed statement of the business accomplished looks like this:
 Bills introduced in the senate:
 Senate joint resolution No. 1 by Senator Hughes. calling upon State Examiner w. H Plunkett to inves- tGate the accounts of the state prison.
 $. B. 23, by the code committee, relating to the common law practice in the courts of Arizona Former senate bill 216.
 s. B. 24 by Senator Hughes, au- thoriZing employment of convicts on public highways $. B. S2 fast ses- sion.
 S B. p by Senator Hughes, au- thorizing the board of control to pur- chase a prison farm. $. B. 62 last session.
 s. B. 26 by Senator Davis of Mari copa. providing for the selection and sale of certain granted lands for pub lie institutions. Former s. B. I'll. S B. 2 by Senator Hughes, the sion. $. B. 2S by Senator Vessel of Yuma. appropriating $1O5,000 for representa- 1 tion .from Arizona at San Diego and l San Francisco in 1915. s50,O00 to San ] Diego and $55, 900 to San Francisco. s B. 20, by the code committee, relating to the indebtedness of school districts $. B. 222 last session. 1 S B. 30. by the code committee, ] relating to the practice of attorneys at law S B. 220 last session. l S. B. 31, by the code committee 1 The corporation code. $. B. 219 last 1 session.
 S. B. 32. by the code committee. The juvenile court bill $. B. 214 last l session
 S. B. 33, by the code committee
 Relating to old and lost records. s ;, B. 200 last session.
 $. B. 34. by Senator Willis of Ma
 vajo, an act for the relief of certain settlers upon school lands. $. B. 1G5 last session.
 $. B. B. by Senator Lovin of Mo- 1 have. regulating the payment of wages $. B. TIT last session. l S E. 36 by Senator Pace of Gra- l ham. an appropriation to pay the 1 salaries of the land commission. S B 37, by Senator Wood of Mari copa. relating to state lands to be taken and paid for, for the use of state institutions. $ B 182 in the 1 former session.
 s. B. 3S by Senator Davis, permit 1 ting the further occupancy of school 1 lands, and amending section of chapter 79 laws of 1912
 $. B. 39, by Senator Davis, relat- | ing to trespass on the public lands 1 Of the state.
 $. B 40, by the code committee
 exempting members of fire companies
 from jury duty. S B 153 last session
 s. B. fl by code committed relat- ing to estates, regulating descent and 1 distribution. Former s. B. 100.
 Final action in the senate:
 $. B. ,, by Senator H. A. Davis of
 Maricopa. an act providing for the l construction of a highway bridge over the Hassayampa river at Wick 1 enburg Passed without division
 s. B. 1, by Senator John T. Hughes 1 of Pima, the municipal abbatoir bill | This bill was known as S. B. dur | ing the last session. Passed by a l vote of 13 to Pace, Roberts, Vessel Wood of Yavapai and Worsely $. B. IT, by Senator Lovin of Mo- | have county, relating to the office ot
 and improvement of the public high