Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-01-16

clerk who was to be held responsible
for their conduct
Mrs. Mckay said that a resolution
was now in course of preparation that
would cover all the ground suggested
by Mr.. Delbridge, and more. whereupon
he withdrew him motion. The speaker
, at the same time stated that the clerks
under the rules Of the last session,
were supposed to be under the control
of the printing committee.
A report was presented by State
Auditor Boyce tending to show that
! the state since its admission has been
a most Indifferent debtor. His report
included claims, due since the first
Legislature, amounting to more than
$500 Three Of these claims We're by
the Mcneil company: two by the
Remington Typewriter company; one
by the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company and one by the
Berryhill company.
Discover Each Other
1t may be interesting to know that
! the two houses of the legislature have
at last been apprised of the existence
of each other and that the governor
now knows that both are in session
/ That the senate was organized was
sprung on the house in the afternoon
/ by committee headed by milford
Winsor and when he had delivered his
message it was followed by a gasp of
surprise.
For three days a committee of the
house consisting Of Mr.. BarroWs Mrs.
O'Neil and Mrs. Mckay had been try
ing to get service on the senate. They
had made three trips to the south end
Of the corridor for that purpose. but
they could never find the senate in ses-
sion. Yesterday afternoon, as soon as
the senators had left the house cham
Der after the delivery of the governor S
message, it was suggested that now
would be a good time 10 catch them:
they would surely return to their lair
and must remain there long enough tt
| be seated preparatory to an adjourn
ment; then the committee could pOunce
upon them and deliver the message
which they had obviously been trying
for three days to evade.
The committee cautiously stalked the
retiring senators, saw them enter theil
chambers and while q member Of the
committee guarded the door of each o.
the thanking committee rooms so thai
no escape could be made from those
egresses. the third boldly made hel
way past the doorkeeper and served
, notice that the house was ready fol
l business.
House Standing Committees
The speaker of the house yesterday
: announced the membership of tn,
; standing COMMITTEES in addition to tn,
four committees whose completion Wa
announced the day before. The com
mittees are:
Judiciary-A. j. Eddy. J. c. Phillips
W. ]. Galbraith. Rosa Mckay. y. A
t VINE. W. d. Delbridge. NJ. NJ. Little
Corporations-J. c. Phillips. W. J
i Galbraith. Glen L. Coffee, T. P. How
p, ard John II. Lacy. NJ NJ Little. H. NJ
Stark.
Enrolling and Engrossing-Nell A
Hayward, Pauline NJ. O'Neill, f. +. \
KimbaT. Charles T. Francis. ". j
e Galbrath.. NJ. VI. Little. \. A. Nyne.
: Public Institutions Pauline NJ
g O Neill, Elias Hedericks. T. p Howard
2 G.. W. BarroWs. Rosa Mckay. J. Fl
e Lines, Glen L. Coffee
- LabOr-CharleS r. Waters. Harry 7
e Sealey. Rosa Mckay. W D. Delbridgc
0 NJ. +. Gibson, J. 3. Wylie. w. J. Floo(
t Education-Joseph II. Lines Paulin
NJ. O'Nein, Rosa Mckay. Mrs. J. F
f WestOver, John H. Lacy, Elias Hede
2 ricks. w J. Galbraith.
Y Good Roads-W j. Flood, A. J. Eddy
It ]. B. Wylie, Charles r. Waters, Harr
n ScdleA, W. j. PdIDIdltll, W illidIH Del
e bridge.
= Ways and Means-Charles T. Fran
els. T. Z. \. Kimball. G. W. Barrow:
e J. T. Coleman. Nellie A. Hayward, y
\ Perkins. Harry T. Sealey.
Q Senate Standing Committees
The senate COMMITTEES are:
g Rules-The President. Winsor, VIII
e kinson.
= Finance Thompson. GoodeI Clay
n pool, ClaridSe. Elliott, Hughes. Parr
udiciary-Herndon Elliott, Wilkin
II son, Hicks. O'Neil.
: Public Lands - Clarldge, Gree
e O'Neil, Winsor Herndon, Parr, Whit
= ing.
Labor Elliot, Thompson, Buehma'
Hicks Parr.
1t Mines and Mining Youn
st Buchanan. Hughes, Hicks.
l. Observation-Disclosures, Hughe
Young, Goodell Devine, Herndo
n Green.