Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
0oings in the
 Sta,e Legislature
HOUSE

HOUSE
 H Res 3. By committee CD ap- priations; an ac, providing aD sppro- pristion to pay the salaries of certain -mployes of the house of representa- tives for transcribiog and completing the reccrds and performing other necessary services in connection with the completion of the work of the second special session of the first leg- | islature.
 H B 39-By Drenpan of Yuma, by request; sn fact to provide for the transportation expenses of veterans who participated in the battle of Get-' tysburg to the seni-ceptennisl of said battle. to be held ct Gettysburg. Pa.
 HB 40.-By Buchanan of Pima; providing for sinking an experimental srtes sn we'll for water in Pima county.
 H B 4l,-By Jones of Msricops: ex. pc mental artesisn we'll in Maricops county.
 H B 42-By MsttoI of Navajo; experimental srtes an we'll in Win slow valley, Navajo county. H B 43,-By Ellis of Mohsve; ex- perimental artesan we'll in Mohaye county.
 H B 44-By Brooks and Lewis of Gils; experimental artesian vel in Gila county.
 Ii B 45-By Wren Of Ysvspai; ex- perimental srtesian we'll in Yavspsi county,
 HI 46.-By Barker Of Final; ex. perimeutsl artes,an we'll in Pipal county.
 H B 47-By Jscobeon of Graham; experimental srteeian we'll in Graham county.
 H B 4S-By committee on code revision; sn act to provide for the in. corporation and disincorporstion of cities and towns, to confer and define their powers to grant certain addi- tionsi powers to cities and tosn-. to prescribe the officers of cities and towns and define their powers and duties.
 H B 49-By Gonzalez of Apache {; sxpsrimsassl sstssiAn well ct Spring. erville, Apache county.
 FINAL ACTION
 H B 24.-Tbe code bill, ceding to the United States exclusive jurisdic. ton over certain lands acquired for public purposes within the state. and authorizing acquisition thereof, and ceding to the United States exclusive iurisdiction over certain military reservations and lands used for miii- tsry purposes. Psssed. ES B 4.-The code bill relating to mortgages. psssed-
 H B 36.-The code bill regulating the practice of pharmacy and the sale of poisons, passed.
 H B 32-An act to make sppro- pris ,ion for the salaries of and e1pen- ses of the stste land commi ission. psesed.
 H B 3l-An act to provide for the management O state l-nds; for grant ing right of way, and reservoir sites upon such lands and for the relin- punishment of the state's claims to certain school lands within national forests, passed.
 FINAL ACTION IN THE SENATE
 The following house code bills were passed in the senate: H 7-Providing for a com mission for promotion of uniformity of Iegis- lstion throughout the United States. HB 5-Tbe inheritance tax law. H B l3-The pure food bill. H B l0-De6ning the rights O. principles and surieties and the reme- I dies o; su1sties H B9 Providing for the eetablish~ ment of land marks and the survey oi lands for that purpose. HOUSE
 Without the change of . single line tbe house committee of the whole re- ported the penal code for pssssge Sat- urdsy afternoon.
 Kerr, Brooks. Levis, Irvine and other friends of the governor did theil level best co remove the section which caused Hunt to veto the penal cod, after the 'ast session. but their ef forts were without avail.
 The section that caused the gov ernor to veto the penal code was thu amendment. written by Keltoo, re- ssricting to 90 days the period io which the governor csn reprive con- demned criminal. except in the even