Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-05

 substituted for a similar bill and recommended for passage by the Judiciary Committee, and is now on the calendar of the Committee of the Whole, in the Senate.
 No. 37-By Wood of Maricopa, a reclamation act, providing for the issuance of twenty million dollars in bonds by the State. In the opin- ion of the attorney general this act would be unconstitutional, and the same will probably fail of passage.
 No. 3S-By Lovin, correcting a supposed defect in the law for in- debtedness of cities, counties and school districts; has been favorably considered and will be passed by the Senate at once.
 No. 39-By Wood of Maricopa, providing for full valuation for as sessment purposes of private car lines; was referred to the Finance Committee.
 No. 40-By Willis, making a change in the salaries of officers in counties of the eleventh class; is now in County and County Affairs Committee
 No. 41-By Hughes, defining and regulating loan sharks; was referred to Labor Committee.
 No. 42-By Hughes, preventing the mistreatment of persons in GUS tody; passed the Senate and was re- ferred in the House to Judiciary Committee.
 No. 43-By Worsley, at request of J. H. Kirby, assessor of Greenlee county, giving county assessors the right to examine books and sum mon witnesses in making assess ments; was referred to Finance Committee.
 No. 4+By Worsley, same as above, relating to the election of county assessors and treasurers; re- ferred to Finance Committee. No. 45-By Worsley, defining and prohibiting black-listing; was refer red to Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Referendum. No. 4S-By Davis, relating to con- struction and use of electric appli- ances; was referred to Finance Com mittee
 No. H-By Hughes, defining trusts; is in the Judiciary Commit tee.
 No. 4S-By Roberts, providing for publishing the report of the State Mine Inspector; is now up to third reading and final passage in the Sen ate
 N. 49.-By Cunniff, regulating the registration of voters between the 1st of March and 1st of May, 1913 referred to Committee on Suffrage and Election.
 No. 50-By Roberts, relating tc the property rights of married per. sons; was referred to Judiciary Committed
 No. 51-By Hughes, amending present law relating to initiative anC referendum powers; referred tC Committee on Constitutional Amend ments and Referendum.
 No. 52-By Hughes, defining of fense of assault with prohibited weapons; was referred to Judiciary Committee.
 No. 53-By Kinney, enlarging anc extending the powers of public courts and police judges; referred to Judiciary Committee.
 No. 54-By Wood of Maricopa providing for Deputy State Treasur CT; in hands of Finance Committee
 No. 55-By Willis, providing tha HldJOIlly Ol llS iNSiSldlulC Alei- override the veto of the governor referred to Committee on Constitu tional Amendments.
 No. 56-By Harrison, relating t lawful fences and trespass; is nov up before the Committee of tn Whole in the Senate. ii No. 57-By Harrison, salaries O officers in counties of the nintl class; in the hands of County an, County Affairs Committee. No. 5S-By Worsley, three-cen fare on railroads in Arizona; wa i; favorably considered and ordered en rolled and engrossed, to come II for final passage. ! No. 5o-By Hughes, appropriatin