El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-09

relating to offences against good
morals
"A. Providing method of distribu-
ton of the bulletins Of the state bu-
reau of mines.
9. To amend Par 2942. civil code.
IS. A teachers pension law. grant
ing $500 year after service OF 30
IS. Permitting the free marketing
1874 Appropriating for the services
of W. A. Coombs, sheep inspector.
45. For destruction Of the records
Of juvenile courts.
81. Appropriation Of $4,000 for the
relief of 4 ". Gregg.
House joint resolution No. I. Appro-
priatiDg $4,000 FOR equalization of the
pay OF the national guard OF Arizona,
now on the border.
Senate bills
4 Amend Par 2s2. penal code. rel
alive TO lewdness-
S. Establishing the Mount Graham
game preserve.
laws Second legislature.
l.. Amend Par 1856, civil code. re-
lating to adOpUiOnS.
Is. Relating 10 the investment Of
state funds in first mortgages on
farm lands.
50 To ESTABLISH the Huachuca
mountain game preserve.
4S. To admit persons other than in
digents to county hospitals.
SO. For payment to husband o. wife
OF wages due either.
SIS. Prohibiting allowing stations 10
run at large.
90 Concerning selection Of jurors.
101. Accepting the federal law OF
post roads.
los Prohibiting the manufacture
OF Tulapai or other alcoholic drinks.
80 For free employment agencies
in cooperation with the federal bureau
of labor.
Republicans Praise Democrats
The Republicans of the senate, five
in number, are pleased with the way
they have been treated by the Demo-
cratic majority and have said 50 in
communication presented in the closing
hours, addressed To Our Fellow Sena-
tors" It is recited that party lines
have been drawn only once. and that
was upon the question of confirming
the governors appointments In re-
gard TO your personal treatment OF US,
we can unreservedly state that the END
of the session finds US without enmi-
ties or unhealed sores and earnestly
desiring the friendship of each and
every one of you. after a 90 days
association that will ever be a source of
pleasant recolections- We believe our
and your constituents should be made
acquainted with the statements herein
made as to how the majority have con-
Quoted the affairs of the senate and TO
that end deem il not improper that this
Il ~ LAtAL MAJ tpA anu tAAAAuut
toward legislation should be incorpo-
rated in the journal We desire for
each of you health. long life, happiness,
success and honor"
Clerk Force Efficient.
In one respect the session just closed
is remarka ble-the clerk force was an
efficient one, though appointed by po-
litical methods. seemingly with the
usual disregard for ability At the !
same time there is claim that for
beauty in no preceding session had
there been anything like the young
women who have been drawing So
day for the past 90 days. The Repub-
lean senators made gifts of apprecia- ,
ton to the girl clerks. who responded (
formally and cordially. Then the girl !
clerks presented president Claridge
with a wonderfully beautiful bouqu%;, !
the presentation speech elOquentry {
made by senator Suffer When the
president had completed his apprecia Z
tive reply the senate unanimously voted (
that 1t had had the best of service from
the most efficient lot OF girls that !
could have been gathered anywhere. /
Senator Rutherford in secondfnF a !
put his foot in it" for. with his wife /,
IN the gallery, he referred TO the en-
pIoyes as loving" rather than as !
'1ovable"
Gives Governor a Pen.
Representative Mckay. one of the
women members. presented governor
ampbell with an ordinary sort Of pen d
nd holder which she asks shall he /
USED IN signing the minimum wage act
incidentally, this is the first time the ,
mem Der from COchise had ever ex-
enued the governor anything save
'osition to his suggestions and ad- ,
verse votes for the bills he favored ;