Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-19

legislature. Il is probable q failure OF
the part Of the house to act on the
appropriation bin would have such &
result, but it is at this date too earls
Z TO know definitely whether the house
/ VIII care to assume the responsibility
! The plea OF the senate is to pass
the code measure and the appropria.
+ ton bill and rush them into the house
and senate leaders are tonight OF the
opinion that two weeks more will see
{ zach accomplished The house has
practically passed the penal code al
though there will be a few amend
ments when the code gets into confer
ence after the senate has considered
f. To the penal code there has been
numerous additions 10 tho existing
law made, while of the civil code
il is simply a re-codification of the
present statutes.
Up TO this time there has been in
froduced in the senate one hundred
and forty-eight bills and in the house
there has been introduced eighty bills.
OF this number OF total proposed
laws the governor has signed nine
bills and has in his hands under con-
sideratiOn four bills.
The completed acts are the appro-
priation bin providing funds for the
present legislative session; q bill pro-
viding for semi annual interest pay
ments on state bonds; the bill appro-
priating $4,000 AriZona's Iart OF the
cost of building a bridge across the
Colorado river at Yuma, bill prohib-
itinE swine and chickens from run
ming at large: a bill increasing live
stock INSPECTION fees from five to ten
cents ptr animal; d bill permitting
uayment Of school bond interest semi
annually: a bill providing for pay
nent OF state expense H. defense OF
suits in federal courts; 4 bill trans
ferriug funds from general to inherit
ance tax: the two registration meas,
ures effective March fifteenth and
which will permit women to qualify
as state electors a corrected staLuts
governing state dental board; and last
the bill giving the Carnegie Labora'
tory near Tucson the right TO pur-
shass state lard for the Use OF such
Institution.
| II IS probable the new medical law
iyiu be disposed OF during the coming
week as will also some form OF n
lii continuing the present land com
'Lissior. the appropriation for which
ftxpired at midnight Saturday. It also
lseems likely several well advanced
kmall bills viii get to the governor
f,rine the week but there matters
vii end until the senate acts IN
.ore wav on the Jacobs bill changing
tho present state board OF control'I
IN course the verifcatiOa Of such a
sfory is impossible but it is said BY
h,embrrg who should know that nine
.een members Of the house have an
understanding that the session might
as well adjourn at this time, so Tar
as further accomplishments are con
eerned. if the senate does not Pass
the board OF control bin.
To those who have been following
the session and read the governor
cau In which subjects OF taxation neid
/, nrouinent place there has been
g-onderment over the delay in propos-
i,g mine tax Jaw whicl. it was IN
derstood was to come from the state
~, commission. It is possible, how
ever that the legislative leaders are
golIo9-iug the rule Of many successIu.
raudegilIe managers and saving the
bast to the last. Just how such IN
liant measures as the appropria-
sons for state institutions; the elVli
nd criminal code of the state com
slete and taxation Of mines can Dc
intelligeEtIy dealt with in three
,reel(s' time is not easily explained.
Hence no explanation viii De a.
rafoufed