Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-10
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNSFOR r FUMIGATION
Law Making Halls in State Capitol Scheduled For a Thorough Housecleaning Today.
SENATE WORKS FOR
 SHORT TIME ON BILLS
Phoenix Papers Censure Cor respondents For Sending Out News of Epidemic Pa pers Censured Tucson.

PHOENIX. Feb. g. The smallpox epidemic scare was too much for the legislators this morning and they im- mediately, after converting and hold ing a conference. adopted resolution Of adjournment 10 Thursday morning Yesterday l, was only Representative Briscoe but last night Lanier read ing clerk of the house. was found to be experiencing symptoms ol small poX and was temporarily quarantined by the Phoenix health authorities
 The legislative halls win tomorrow be thoroughly fumieated, nd unless there are further discoveries made the session win resume its delibera- tions on the day set for reconyening. However. should further cases break out it has been agreed among the leaders that the session will adjourn sine die. this week, and let Governor Hunt call them in a special session when the health situation clears
 The house transacted no business today, but the senate was in session long enough for Lovn to introduce 9 bill regulating the sale Of liquor un- der the constitutional amendment which provides for the importation Of liquors for personal use and the sale of four percent beer Campbell had a new bill increaseing the bounty on big wild animals to S25 and includ- ing prairie dogs for five cent boun- ty. Garyin introduced a bin which hadbeen prepared by Chairman Wind sor of the state land commission. con tainng a commission of three for two years. the members Go be appoint ed by the governor andhaving author ity as generally recommended in the report of the present land commission
 The mine tax bin i uthe form it passed the senate. has gained some strength during the day, and is now likely to be supported by four of the Maricopa county members heretofore 
 great measure like last years mine tax law, but carrying a provision that the assessed valuation of mines shall equal thirty-sN percent of the total valuation of state and if not the tax commission shall have authority to increase their assessment so that such shall be the result
 The Kinney bill which showed such strength in the house yesterday. showed that it was supported by four members on the committee of the whole on the recommendation that the same do pass on an understand ing between the members opposed to the mine tax bill and the labor votes demanding the enactment of the Kin. ney bill With the new agreement on the mine tax bin practically com. pleted there seems to be DO longer any reason for coalition between Mar icopa county and the labor members consequently closing the agreement heretofore a friendly understanding Then too. numerous delegations O Mexican miners from all over the state are here urging the legislature to refuse the enactment of the Clay poolKinney bill A monster delega ton. it is claimed by a local Mexican labor leader, will Thursday morning call on Governor Hunt, demanding the right to work in the mines, oi that the state furnish them food Even should the Kinney bill pass tho house a poll of the senate shows it' fate in that body will be its death.
 The Arizona Gazette tonight printf an attack on correspondents wh' have sent out news of the smallpOl situation. and both Phoenix paper have neglected to notice in thei news columns that the legislature wa adjourned by reason Of the smallpo, scare. IL was but few weeks agr that the Gaeztte enjoyed printing al elaborate story of smallpox cond tious at Tucson. in which they declaI cd the city newspapers should war visitors of the prevalence of a diseas Of any character in their locality.