Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-03
Governors Hint That Mid Summer Would be Chosen Discourages Supporters of Extra Session Movement
BOTH HOUSES BUCKLE
 DOWN TO REAL WORK
Little Bills Will be Rsilroaded Through and Big Ones Ex- pedited Toward Their Fi- nal Passage

PHOENIX. Mar "A hin5 from Governor Hunt that if inc was forced 10 call an extra session of the legia- lature he would provide that such must be in midsummer when the Phoe- nix climate is least inviting. evil dentlv has caused the legislature 10 buckle down in earnest and tonight ten senate committees are in session and the house committee of the whole is rapidly disposing of its big caleu, dar A role in both houses gives bills from the opposite house the right of way The result will he that the next three days should sec final action on not less than forty bills of small importance except to communities which are the home of their introducers
 The big measures are still tied 10 weights but the program agreed uoo1 by the cattle and mine tax groups operated today with the result tbot the mine tax bill was reported to the house. Claypool alone of the ways and means committed refusing to sign the favorable reuort It win be con. sidcred before the committee of the whole tomorrow. The land bin is still maereed to i'm the senate. hut the house approved of several of tho labor measures in the committee or the whole among them being the bill x creating department Of labor
 It had been hoped this morninp that am adjournment program could be agreed upon and house members went into caucus for that uurDo7e the definite proposition being made by the administration group to pass the mine tax bin in return for the final passage of several labor bills and the Winsor land code but a half hours discussion brought am end 10 the barley without result It is now fight for the salvation of personal bills and a wild scramble indeed is apparently on the tapis
 In the senate, Bacon introduced o bin providing for the submission of an amendment to the state consti- tuition authOrizinr a three million dol lar bond issue two-thirds of which is to he applied to the use of the state hiehwav commission of five members to be appointed by the governor which ie created, the other third of the issue 10 ho applied to the cou- struction of buildings for state edu- catioual institutions
 It had fre1uentlv been urged that part Of the improvement expense be met by a bond issue Bacon leading in the proposal and inc bin is A,e result Since posteritv has part of the benefits let them pav part of tho bin is Bacon's argument
 The Warden Sims incident came uo in the house in a renort of the public institutions committee which statcd that Sims had acted without law n his refusal to hang Villaloho There were no recommendations and the house took no action evidently feel- ipg they had thus rid themselves Of the consideration of a knottv question when considered from a party stand point
 On the final vote the house killed the bin amending the educational code, as it did also the bin increasing the scope Of the Tempe Normal school but passed and sent to the senate a bin providing for repair of f fhe RorderIand hipbvav and San Car los Indian reservation road construc ton. In the committee of the whole tho senate bill requiring a majority vote to approve initiative and refer eudum measures was approved by such a majority that it's passage final lv Is indicated
 , The senate committee or the whole hes approved the rscius bill and semi annual payment of tayes and betl