Arizona republican., 1919-02-25

and which last Friday was incorpor- ated by the committee into the edu- cational code
 As 90 result of the conflict yester- day, the provisions of the O'Neiu fea- ! ture were greatly modified so that an inspection of school children cannot he made against the objection of their parents or guardians. There may sin be a sort of inspection; that is the doctors or nurses or whoever else has the matter in hand may look at tbe | children, as cat may look at a king and guess at their physical or mental condition.
 No other important changes were made In the code which the committee late Tn the afternoon recommended for passage
 Mir. Eddy, chairman of the house appropriation committee, late in the afternoon brought in the general ap- propriation bill on which the house and 1 senate committees have been Iaborina jointly fov some weeks and on which the committees are presumably agreed It is certain, though. that many amendments will be offered in thp house, if not in the senate. for the pur- pose of revising the bill downward Nooody seems yet to have had time 10 ascertain the aggregate amount of ! the appropriations for the next two tlscal years, but it is stated that it will ny Tar exceed any appropriation ever before made-perhaps by as much as Sz'VOO,O0O. The appropriations for the 1 university alone are said to aggregate q in the neighborhood of sl 900 900.
 Pass Evidence" Bill Ihe Ninsor election code was before the senate in the afternoon with the TWO-INVESTIGATION s5oh author explaining many of the pro- visions to the members, chiefly in an- swer to questions.
 The house, by a vote of 24 to 19 passed the bill allowing the suprenoe court, when clearly shown" that es- Sential testimony. in the case of a man who had been convicted of murder and sentenced 10 death. was periured. may otgei new trial Though throughout the earlier consideration of this bin lhefe was evidently a majority against ", the greater part of the opposition was Withdrawn; there was none of inc eleVenth-hour debating that generally attends on third reading measures over when thefe have been conflicts in the committee.
 Three amended house bills were re- celNed rom the senate The first was the bill intended to make the issning of a fraudulent or worthless check a felony. The senate had amended if eo as to give the person offering il five days within which to make it good The only objection to concurrence in the amendment was offered bv MT Haiprailh who believed il was uncon- sutuuonal. in that it made usc of the criminal law for the collection of a dent. But on the motion of AIr. Kim pall, the author of the bill. the house c0ncurred.
 The senate had also amended the Lanes state school tax bill hv which the amount Of the lax had been raised rom SoO0.000 to SI000.00 The sen ate had reduced the latter sum to S'7o'000. Mir. Lines moved concur- renee.
 House Passes Other Bills
 me following bills were passed bv- the house on third reading:
 For the relief ot the Norton Nlorear Mercantile company. the Paige aarass ana the southern Auto companv. ar appropriation 10 pay these firms for supplies furnished and service rend- cred the posses pursuing the Powers
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 ne plu for punishing frauds com mIlted against hotels.
 The bill amending the i,1verite r,,,.. law i-''e eVurt
 The bin authorizing cities and tov.rs 70 levy tax for tho establishment ar5 support of public libraries and readinr rooms us
 The bill making appropriations for 'Np' rImentation with artesian and i, ..st,lnS water in The san simon and H.lphur Springs valleys.
 ne biI amending the law with ref renee To the drawing Of furies and 'he pm to regulate the certification oeI public accountants.
 several new bills were introduced.
 bN Mr Eddy. for the organiza,iop of power districts. by Mrs. Mckay, an amendment toI the county classification law
 by Mr Wylie amending the A,u- Wlth reference to savings and loan as- soeiations. 'S
 By NIT. Phillips. Co enable the cit,. of. thoeniN to make use Of inc st00 eo0 olea Tor a drainage system by means or pumpNg. or a gravity system
 governor Signs Many Bills
 -N communication was received from tnV s"t tlnoF announcing his signature oi the following measures: iloyidins for the salaries Of court interpreters ffoEiding for preliminary examina- tluhs before persons charged ,,ith Vfine may be tried in a court of record
 LlIniting the fees of attornevs in personal injury cases to 25 per cent Inf 'he amount recovered.
 The bill providing for the re-racord ing of brands.
 Providing for the examination os witnesses in criminal cases.
 The act repeating the law creati,, ne state council of defense
 The bill amending the law with roe erencc to appeals from superior courte ih cases in which the state is a ,,art,.
 The anti-red flag law.
 The bill making appropriation for the expenses Of the office of the sn- perintendent of public health to inc end of the fiscal year.