El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-21
ARIZONA WILL
PROBE PRISON


and engrossing committee and viii take
its regular course.
Hughes's bill is designed to make it
possible TO deed to the Carnegie desert
laboratory. at Tucson, the $40 acres OF
land il now occupies. in order that its
building fund can be spent there.
Senator Hughes introduced a bill 70
appropriate $500 to the Arizona Pr
Oneer Historical society
School Taxation.
A favorable report was submitted BY
the municipal corporations committee
OF LOVins bill to permit counties.
school districts and incorporated cities
y issue bonds IN excess OF 4 percent OF
their assessed valuation Later the bill
was taken up in committee of the whole
and recommended for regular course
The judiciary committee reported q
substitute for Chase's bill making il
impossible for a real estate or mining
broker to collect commission for sale
without a written contract to act as
az gent for the seller.
WOrsIey's Memorial SheIVed.
In committee OF the whole, the SEN
ate voted to H. to postpone indefi-
ultely senator w OrSley' s memorial ask
ing congress to extend the postal bank
ing system to include general bank
ing and loan business
4 don't care If it costs Arizona a
thousand dollars a minute" WOrsley
asserted, discussing his bill. Congress
cots $50 a minute; it has been running
done anything Of substantial benefit to
u.s."
The money trust he said. ais run
ming the United States to suit itself.
Every panic is a bankers panic. As at
present conducted. the postal banking
system is merely tool Of the mOneyed
interests.
Senators Davis, Harrison. Hecht-
man, Hughes, Pace. Willis and WOrs-
ley voted against the indefinite post
ponement of the memorial In the
course of his remarks. WOrsley de-
clared that the house is responsible for
more than twO-thirds Of that 50 a
minute cost to Arizona c. B. Wood
stated that he had investigated the I
matter thoroughly and had found that |
the legislature was costing only $l.S9 /
81 a minute, figuring 1t on the basis !
OF an eight-hOur day. Therefore 1t /
cost only 80 cents q minute to hear
WOrsley talk. and Wood declared that
it was dirt cheap" at the price.
State to Issue Bonds.
Within the next few days a bill to
to the constitution which viii permit
the state to issue bonds, viii be in
troduced in the senate.
When attorney general G. P. Bull
lard submitted his opinion that the
constitution forbids the issuance u
bonds except to the extent Of S35O,OOO
and that to cover indebtedness, II
killed the road bond proposition, the
senator c. 3. Woods measure for the
creation Of a state reclamation ser
vice. The most important part OF the
latter bill was an irrigation BOND issue
If the bin for the submission Of
an amendment becomes law, all the
bond propositions win be revived
The House.
Two bills and a memorial were in
troduced in the house Thursday one
Of the bills. by Johnson. IS TO make
the service Of summons papers BY Z
mail legal The other by Jones, pro
vides a uniform course OF study IN
high schools.
WhippIe. of Greenlee. is the author
Of the memorial It asks congress 70
appoint a committee and make an ap-
for the investigation CT
abandoned army posts in the west
with view to their conversion into
sanatoriums-
Hunt County Bill.
Tom NIaddOcks Hunt county bill
lassed the house 10 TO o. is rate
.hances are in favor of its passage S
" that body. Gov. Hunt will then be
.sked to sign a bill providing for
he creation Of a county named after S
iimself Hunt county is to be carved 5
IF the west side of CocOpino. and /
Williams is to be the county seat. :
BY a vote of 20 to "A the bill pro-
'idinS for the payment OF fees 10
Witnesses in criminal cases was passed. {
.inney's bill providing for the lorna
ion of q game preserve in COconinO 7 ,
nd Navajo counties. in the Clear / q
reek region. was also passed Only Z y
wO votes were registered against y
Tie. Kane bill to prohibit the throw q
I glass or pointed instruments on