Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-12
This Expectation Deters Mem bers of Lower House From Forcing a Division Upon
 Important Question.
SEVERAL BILLS ARE
 EVEN INTRODUCED
Senate Adjourns Until Today
 While the Other Body takes Same Action Until Monday When Decision Is Expected
(By Review Leased wire)

PHOENIX, Jan. 11-When the legis- lature convened this morning it had been reported to members who had determined to take action on a resolu- tion recognizing Thomas E. Campbell as de facto governor that the supreme court would almost certainly render a decision on that point not later than next Monday. Accordingly the resolu- tion of recognition was withdrawn and a split was everted. After a brief session the Senate was adjourned until tomorrow morning and the House un- til Monday morning.
 The House passed under a suspen- sion of the rules bill appropriatine $50,000 for the current and contingent expenses of the legislature. But how the funds so appropriated are to be made available is another problem. Under the rules the salaries of mem- bers and attaches are payable every Monday. The state treasurer and auditor however. decline to act upon warrants bearing the signature of either of the governors until the ques- ton of the de facro governor is set tied. But both stated this morning that they would do so if the warrants bore the signatures of both governors.
 Tn the Senate four bills were in- troduced by Mir. Rutherford of Yavapai county. One of them proposes the ap- propriation of s2O,00O for a bridge across the Verde River near Cotton wood and another s12,500 for bridge across Oak Creek near Cornville, Yavapai county to raise a similar amount in each case.
 Another bill authorizes the appoint ment of assistant clerks to boards of supervisors in counties of the fourth class. with a salary of s125 a month. Another bill defines lewdness not now included in the penal statues as crime and fixes the penalty on convic- ton at from one to five years in the penitentiary. The salary of the ex- ecutive attaches were fixed in each house.
 The secretary of the Senate will re- ceive s7 a day. the assistant secretary s6. and all other employees s5 day. The same figures were adopted in the House except the assistant clerk will receive s7
 PHOENIX. Jan. 11-By unanimous vote the lower house of the Arizona legislature today adopted a resolution condemning the granting of three mil lion acres to Papago Indians in Pima Pinal and Maricopa counties and re- commended to the secretary of the in terior for the Presidents serious con- sideration the abolishment Or reduc- tion of the new reservation. The Pima county delegation led the fight in favor of the resolution.
 Both houses went to work today without even mentioning the governor ship situation. An appropriation bill providing for expenses of the session was introduced in the House by Buell. man. of Pima. and four bills in the Senate by Rutherford. of Yavapai. Two of these provided for bridges over the Verde River and Oak Creek. the third related to employment of assistant clerks of boards of supervisors in cer- tain counties and the fourth amended certain paragraphs of the penal code relating to immoral practices. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow morning and the House until Monday morning.