El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-28

wood said that ne would like to know
what set OF principles the Pima senator
adhered 70. WOrsley did not stop with
challenging Wood, but challenged the
entire world.
Pace said that he wanted the right
to ask a man for references when en-
ploying him. and told Of one instance
whereby he lost $500 by employing
good for nothing scamp"
Bill Too Stringent.
Roberts pointed out that the bill, as
drawn, would make IL unlawful for
one man to ask another about the abfl-
ity OF . lawyer or doctor. The bill,
he said, was so drastic that it was IN
reasonable in the extreme hughes ad-
mitted that IL might be a little too
strong. and announced himself IN favor
Of DaVis's motion to refer
Finally president Cuuniff once more
drew attention TO the fact that the
taxpayers are paying for this legisla-
ture. expecting that IL would do some
thing. his reproof had the effect OF
expediting matters somewhat
A motion to postpone indefinitely was
carried as follows:
Ayes-Breen. Chase. Kinney. Ioviu.
Face, Roberts. Sims, vessel Wood. Mr.
President
Noes-Brown. Davis. Harrison. Hecht-
man. Hughes, Willis, c. B. Wood,
WOrsley.
Blacklist for Senators.
When the result of the vote was an
nOunced, Chase stated that he had been
given TO understand the legislators who
voted against the law would be black
listed ny the unions. He proclaimed
himself the original union man." but
proud TO be on any such blacklist as
that
The Harrison lawful fence bill was
rereferred TO the county affairs COM
m1ttee for amendment. making it pos
sible for the board Of supervisors to
proclaim that nc fence shan be neces-
sary in thicNly populated districts.
some discussion WAS had Of senate
bill No SO. which is supplementary TO
lDavis's bin for the registration Of
women 1t provides that no electOr
whose name is on the present great {
register need register under the Da-
Wis law 1t was referred to the style
md revision committee and viii take /
he regular course
More Memorials.
Besides his memorial asking congress
% take steps for the annexation Of !
lower California and Sonora, WOrsley {
Introduced a memorial advocating the
ISSUANCE OF $500 200 600 worth of three Z
percent government bonds, and the Z
gaming Of the proceeds to states. coun- !
les and cities for the construction of (
Dads and other improvements. The
viii not get any farther than I
hose introduced by senator Worsley
arlier in the session.
A request for additional funds 70
AIRY on the work Of the university in
Gliding farmers short courses
throughout the states. was referred TO Z
he appropriations committee.
Some New Measures.
Chase introduced senate bill No 81
hitch relates to the classified ton Of
ounties and, in a few cases. chances
llaries-
Hughes Introduced a bill making a. 3
pprOpriation for an agricultural school
the university, and LOvin one prOvid A..
lg for bridge over the Colorado near
eedles.
The county affairs committee report
favorably on Willis's bin fixing sal s
lies in Navajo county. The finance {
,mmittee recommended the passaoe 1
Re for license fees.
Billy Grailan's pet --as killed. This
as house bill No. Il. providing thai I =
SCISSORS shall furnish each faSns,.s7, I
ith a lsL OF the property assessed a
sainst him This bill passed house bvi
narrow margin and few tears win he
led in that body because of fbe 49,,
r. Graham VIII be the principal
burner The finance cOmrnfffae,s. -
nmend3Ilon -1nat II be indefinitely
istpOned was adopted.
House bill No. p. to permit the tan,
rary transfer of $500 from he 90
al fund to the Inheritance receiy-s5 3
favoraDle report from the same com II
Three Cent Fares. u
SomeIhlnS OF an argument was had
er W oIsley three cent fare hin Il
ms had introduced an amendment p,
lich he contended would make the biii a
ore effective But WorsIey and 9th II
s did not IN think It would do so. 1t e,
as supAnttte TO +. A. Jones and a / "
Cole, OF tn. corporation commission VI
no ala NOT nke the amendment at an Z 81
,cordingly the style and revision com Z cC
-ttee Recommended that the bill be ] 81
ssed without the amendment Sims u
lnted to Know why it was not the
oper tnlng- He attempted to ex- n
ain Just what his amendment was an i
out. but before he cot through he OF
emed to have come to the conclusion
at some thick heads were present %
tnumated as much several times %
nniff and Sims argued a long time al
{ could not sgree. Finally senator 0e
1rSlcy citc~ed 10 wire for the opinion
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