Arizona republican., 1913-04-16

sent constitutional limitation of S350.- 900. It is not expected that much opposition will develop to the bill as it is regarded as peculiarly propi- tiOus that the bill be passed first by the legislature and then referred to the people for their consideration and appreciation. Chairman Duncan of the committee on militia and pub lie defense was again ready yester- day morning with his bill allowing the governor to designate such ot the state troops as he desires, not to exceed two full companies, tc represent Arizona at the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco in 1915.
 The insurance code of the last session known as house bill '; was introduced in the house again this time by the committee on code revision. It is introduced under sec ton 2S of the governors call, "tC revise and amend laws relating tc domestic and foreign corporations and for the regulation of the same
 Bills introduced in the house yes terday:
 House Joint Resolution No. l., by MT. Kerr, of Yuma; to authorize the governor of Arizona to deposit with the board of control such bal ance of the federal fund held il trust by him as may remain after the payment of all valid expenses incurred, as certified to by the las governor of the territory of Arizona in connection with the forming and ratification of AriZona's constitution and the establishing of state govern ment, and to direct how the money thus received by the state board o1 control shall be expended
 House Joint Resolution No. ?, by Mir Hall, of Yavapai; providing fol the state prison by the state ex- aminer.
 H. B. P, by MT. Duncan. of Co., chise; an act to. authorize the at tendance of a part of the nationa guard of Arizona at the military tournament at San Francisco, Cal ifornia during the Panama Pacific International exposition Formerly H B 5S
 H. B. 23 by the committee or code revision; an act to provide fol the supervision and regulation of in surance companies and to regulate the transaction of insurance business in the state of Arizona. Formerly H. B 102
 IT. B "A, by the committee on code revision: an act ceding to the United States exclusive jurisdiction ovel certain lands acquired for public purposes within this state, and au- thorizing the acquisition thereof, ant ceding to the United States exclusive Jurisdiction over certain military re- servations and lands used for mill tary purposes.
 H. B. 9, by MT. Linney, of Yava- pal; an act to amend section ot Article K, of the Constitution of the state of Arizona, and to provid, for the submission of such proposed amendment to the people of tn, state of Arizona.
 Final action in the house
 H. B. No. by the committee oI
 
 fees to be charged and collected b, state. county and precinct officers and to provide for the paymen thereof into the state, or count, treasury, to fix the salaries an, compensation of state officers, ant to classify the several counties 0 the state and fix and prescribe tn salaries and compensation of tn several county and precinct officers Formerly H. B. 99.
 H. B. No. 3, by the committee ol press companies, and providing fo a state tax on the same and for tn collection thereof Formerly H. E 109.
 H. B. No. 4, by the committee ol code revision; an act to provide fo the assessment of taxes on the pro perty of telegraph and telephon companies: requiring annual re ports, and providing a penalty fo neglect or refusal to make the same and providing the duties of the stat board of equalization in relation t said assessment of taxes on said pro perty of tlegraph and telephone com panies. House bills no in recen session.
 H. B. No by the committee o code revision, an act providing fo 1 the taxing of gifts, legaces, and in heritances, and for the collection ( such taxes, House bill los in las session.