Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
SENATOR'S REST WHILE
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 pears not to be dead Kerr has a bill requiring licenses for realty dealers, while Brooks introduced the same bill in the house that Hughes did in the senate providing for payment of costs in cases where the state was forced to defend herself in the federal courts. Gonzales wants witnesses in criminal cases paid fees.
 The afternoon session of the house was short. The members were out spoken in their desire to attend the performance of William H. Crane and did not propose to let anything stand in their way so the business was dis posed of with despatch. The commit tee on the governors message reported with recommendations as to what com mittees the several sections should be sent to, while brennan succeeded in obtaining without trouble an escort committe for Vice President elect Mar shall. This body composed of seven members was appointed right away. It consists of Bradner, brennan, Kelton, Wren, 4. 4. Moore and Crofoot.
 Drennan then had another motion on the tapis. He succeeded in getting committee of three to make arrange ments for the first junket that has been proposed for the first legislature of the state. Saxon. Jacobson and brennan were appointed the committee to make arrangements to take the legislature to Parker some Sunday in the near flu ture to see the possibilities of that sec tfon. It is understood the legislature will go on a special train, but each member will pay his own expenses.
 The house then adjourned.
 over in the senate, President Gun niff was trying to get the calendar dis posed of in the quickest time possible Two memorials were introduced and read by title, a junket committee com posed of Roberts, Kinney and Chase was appointed, and a motion to ad- iourn was asked for. Davis objected and called for the report from the en- rolling and expressing committee on the two bills referred to that committee al the morning session which was late in adjOurning. As a matter of fact but few of the attaches of the senate had returned from their lunch. But Davis insisted in catting the bills out, and in this he was seconded by Wood of Maricnpa There was scarcely a quo rum present, and the vote stood six to five for a recess for the call of the gavel it being understood that the gav- el would fall when the bills were ready to come out of the committee. The savel did not fall until after five o'clock. The entire afternoon was spent with one committee meeting going on and the rest of the senators waiting the gavel When the gavel finally came taken the committee report not then being ready
 Legisative Lore.
 The committee of the whole in the senate in the morning put two bills over. The anti-lobbying bill, and Wes- sells Yuma bridge bill. There was some little fight on the anti-lobbying went over with the "do pass recom- mendation It is evident from the temper of the men that the vote on the bill on roll call will be distinctly different from the aye and nay vote in the committee.
 There is a disposition on the part of some of the senators to regard the intention of the bill as presumptious in | that it seems to intimate that the leg islature is unable to make such rules for the government of it's own bodies