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LAWMAKERS IN SESSION
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No. 157, relating to regulation OF
corporations; No. 15S providing for
nomination of candidates for judicial
offices; No. 159 relating to preserva-
tees of government townsites, and
No. 161 providing for the creation
of a state industrial commission.
The house finally passed senate
bills Nos. AZ and %. No. AZ relates
to the docketing of judgments in
counties other than where the judg
is rendered No. 80 provides that
voters must state their party affilia-
tion before voting at a primary cleo
ton.
The house also finally passed sen
ate bills Nos 4, 20, 80, 43 and 104,
No. 4 amends the act providing for
superior court fees.
No. 20 is one of the Stapley bills
and deals with the the expenditures
of public funds by state departments.
No. 32 is the initiative and refer
endum majority bill and submits the
question to the people at the next
regular election.
No. 43 makes it a misdemeanor to
secure creddit through fraud or mis-
representation.
No. 104 requires the proper iden-
tification OF aged and infirm eggs.
The senate finally passed senate
bills Nos sc and 113
No. sc is a bill to stop the prac-
tice OF printing fraudulent or mis-
leading advertisements.
No. 113 makes it unlawful for any
person under IS years of age to
drive a motor vehicle for profit or
hire
new bill introduced, No. 1863,
provides that the supreme justice
having the longest term to serve;
member of the tax commission not
a candidate for reelection, and the
secretary of state shall constitute
the state canvassing board
PHOENIX, Mar. 10-A joint mem
orial praying the federal congress to
open the Hermit road at the Grand
Canyon to motor vehicles, was ad-
opted This road is now controlled
by the Santa Fe railroad
Senate bill No. 92 was finally
passed. This bill requires county
and state officers receiving or dis
burslng United States funds to
make reports Of the same to boards
OF supervisors and to the governor.
The appropriation for the main
tenance Of the capitol building and
grounds was cut from $4,000 to
$25 900.
House bill No. 14O removes the
sixty day limit on the length of ses-
slons OF the state legislature and
fixes the salary at $500 for each term
In the senate Tuesday a couple of
special appropriation bills were fl
nally passed. One of these sets aside
$4,000 for building approaches to a
road between bridges across the
ella and San Carlos rivers and
across the San Carlos Indian reser-
vation
House bill No. 50, which repeals
sections barring legislators from
holding any other office or doing
any work for the state during their
tenure of office, was passed,
Other measures finally adopted
by the upper house included house
bills 60 and 49,.
No. 90 is a Navajo county bill
and raises the the salary of some
deputies.
No. 46 provides for the publica-
ton OF notice of intention to sell
stocks or commodities in bulk.
The house then proceeded to pass
finally senate bills Nos. 81, SO. sub
stitutes 68, III, 16O senate Joint
memorial No. 5, substitute 1O5, 26.
and house bills 81, 12O and 1874.
No. 81, relating to the assessment
OF the property of mutual building
and loan corporations.
No. SO RENTS to building and loan
associations unpaid taxes assessed
on the stock and providing in lieu
thereof a property tax.
No. 6S provide for the employment
OF convicts on road work and ap-
propriating funds for their main
tenance
No. III provides that state Of
ices shall be open between the
hours of a. m. and 5 p. M, ex-
cept on Saturday afternoons during
June, July, August and September.
No 100 relates to the appointment