Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-06
LUKE MEMORIAL
FUND PROPOSED
By Review Leased Wire

1
! PHOENIX, Ariz-, Feb. 5.-The reso-
luton which passed the house yester-
day indOrsing self-determination for
Ireland, was brought TO the fore again
today, when, members who believed
that hasty action had characterized
the handling of the question moved
for its reconsideration. They failed
in their purpose. however, the vote
being II to IA
Young introduced a bill providing
for raising money by taxation for the
building and improvement of roads
and bridges. County supervisors would
be empowered to levy a tax OF four
mills on the dollar for the first year
and three mills for each u months
OF the ten-year period set as the life
of the measure
Half of the taxes collected under the
measure would go to the state road
tax fund TO be administered under
the supervision of the state highway
engineer, while the other half of the
total levy would be placed at the dis
pOsal OF the county supervisors. The
bill declares the matter an emergency
and would exempt it from the refer
endum provision of the state consti-
tuition
Memorial for Luke
a $4,000 memorial to be placed on /
the capitol grounds in honor of Lit. /
Frank Luke, jr., who fell fighting the !
Germans as a member of the United I
States aviation force, was proposed /
by Waters in a new bill introduced |
today.
An amendment to the civil code was
introduced by Phillips. who proposed i
regulations TO govern community prop i
erty in the event OF the death of a 1
husband or wife. The measure would
provide that II the event of the deatn
Of one. half the community property /
would go TO the other. the balance be- 4
ing distributed under the VIII of the L
deceased, or, If there was no viii TO /
be appOriOned among the next of kin
II there be no will and no next of kin,
the whole property would revert TO
the surviving husband or wife
Other bills introduced IN the house
we're:
Bill "a by Delbridge, providing that
| Judge shall give the court clerk from
10 to 20 days notice 10 draw a grand
II trial jury; that the grand jury
lanel contain from 16 to q names and
he trial jury not more than 125
Bill as by Francis, by request, max
ng an appropriation OF $500 TO pay (
expenses in the state treasurer's Of
ice for present fiscal year
Probation officer Provided
Bill so by Mrs. Hayward, by re-
uest, to increase the efficiency OF ju-
emile courts, by providing that the SUI
eriOr court may appoint volunteer,
npaid probation officers and may re-
ain supervision over parOled children.
he court also would be empowered to
rder a medical or mental examination
child before it, while detention
ONE would be under the control OF
supervisors of the county in which 4
hey were located, the court having E
over to appoint and remove super
isOrs of the homes.
Bill 81 by Eddy, by request, intended S
, regulate freight and passenger auto
lobile transportation for hire, re- =
uiring the owners TO have a certin-
ate of convenience and necessity &
ON the state corporation commission 3
nd placing them under the juriSdic- i
on of that body. The penalty of in 81
action of this law would be a fine
T not more than $1,000, one year in
rison, or both. IL
Bill 81 by Jennings, by request, n
the civil code 10 appoint =
line inspectors at S24OU year with =
aveling expenses OF S14OO yearly, the
Dpointees to file $500 bonds.
Bill IS by Eddy, by request, amend
g the penal code, making it a felony
sell, transfer, cucumber or remove q
ON the county or the state property 81
ED by a purchaser under a defeaS-
lie contract of sale when the title re- Il
aims with the vendor.