Arizona republican., 1918-06-18
Only Two Auainst Concurrence

president of the Arizona Temperance federation, and a defense of him was offered by MT. Wilkinson.
 Only Two Against Concurrence
 When the bill was sent back to the senate the question of concurring in the amendments was submitted. Sev- eral of the members passed on the roll call among them Mrs. Marsh, the au- thor. She explained that her hesita- tion had resulted from an uncertainty whether a joker had not been inserted in the bill during it's stay in the senate. Later she voted aye. Only two votes were given against concurrence.
 Senate Bill No. for the extension of the franchise to citizens who are absent from the state in the military or naval service, the legislation for which the special session was chiefly called and but for the need of which it would not have been called, was passed by the senate and sent to the house where a similar measure is pending,
 Dairying Bill Passed
 The senate also passed the dairy in spection bill, one of the measures spe- officially mentioned in the call. A simi- lar bill in the house was under con- sideration when an adjournment was taken for the day.
 A companion piece to this the bill to regulate the manufacture and sale of by-productS of grain, alfalfa and cottonseed, converted into livestock food occupied the house for the greater part of the day and having been com prehensively amended, was ordered to the enrolling and expressing commit tee. Back of this bill was dissatisfac- tinvN with 1fo At ton seed oil cake. The bill requires that all persons and concerns engaged in the manufacture of such livestock foods from by-products or from the blendings of grains should be required to file with the board of supervisors of. the county where such business is carried on. a statement of the busi- ness and formula of the foods. An in spector shall be appointed at a salary of not more than S1000 a year and l a secretary at the same salary. If an l inspection of the food shows it to be at variance with the formula, the busi- ness may be at once suspended.
 Counties Bear Expenses
 | MT. Green was the chief sponsor ot the bill. All the expense of it's opera tion would be borne in the counties where this business is conducted. Ii curiously happened that the chief op- position to it came from those coun- ties which would not only have no part Of the expense to hear. but which would enjoy the protection of the measure Formal action on many measures generally adverse, to get them out ol the way, was taken by the senate Bu there was one measure, a joint memo rial directed to the national food ad- ministrator, introduced by Presiden Claridge late in the afternoon. tha went through under a suspension of tn, rules. It prays for the establishment Of wheat terminals in this state. It re. cites that such an arrangement would be of inestimable benefit to the whea growers and would in no way be . burden on consumers.
 It is now generally believed that tn, i final adjournment will not take plac, until tomorrow. Possibly it is no within the power of the legislatur
 working under the highest pressure t, finish the business before that time But a member of the house who ha l kept his eye on the appropriation fo
 the expenses of the legislature has fig
 ured out to a nicety that there will b
 just enough of that appropriation t
 carry the session over to Wednesday.