Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
secretary of state lists of legislators

secretary of state lists of legislators elect.
 By Mir. Gibson, bill fixing the sal aries of official interpreters in superio, courts at 5 day and in justice court. at S2.50, provided the salary of no ilI- terpreter shall exceed s15O month. By MT. Eddy. a bill making appropri- ation of S36375 for the Arizona Law Library. This sum is intended to cover the claims of three law book publishing houses, due since 1914 and 1915.
 A bill at the request of the Salt River Valley Water Users association was introduced into the senate by Mir. Will kinson. It imposes upon boards of supervisors of the several counties tn. duty of keeping pen and unobstructed the natural water courses and natural surface and flood water channels with in their respective counties. It recites many other things to be done that that duty may be performed. Acts calcu- lated to interfere with the discharge of these duties are held to be nuisances and punishmnt is provided for failure to abate them.
 To Control Attaches
 A resolution was introduced by Mrs. Hayward for the control of the at taches of the house. Their day is fixed at eight hours, and if for any reason the work of an attache occupies more time that excess may be deducted from the time of an attache on another day. The clerks and attaches are put directly undar the control of the chief clerk, who w5ll report any delinquency to the printing committee, which is en- powered to order the discharge of of lenders. The hours of the attaches are from to F in the morning and from 1 to in the afternoon, or, in the case of an emergency, to o'clock The roll of the attaches will be called at o'clock in the morning. The salaries of the chief clerk and the assistant chief clerk of the house were fixed at s7 a day.
 The only osher business transacted was the reference of measures already | introduced and the announcement Of l the constitution of the rest of the 1 standing comuittees. MT. Eddy's pro- 1 posed constitutional amendment, per hitting the state to issue bonds in the amount of S30O00, 900 for road con- struction was referred to the commit 1 tee on appropriations, on good roads and on constitutional amendments MT. Lines's bill to increase the state ! was referred to the committee on edu- cation.
 Other New Committees
 The following are the new commit tees not previously announced; Mines and mining-Jennings Flood waters, Gibson, Little Sealey, Del bridge.
 Banking and insurance Powers O'Neill, Gull, Coffee, Hedrick, Lilly white, Sullivan.
 Constitutional amendments and ref erendum--Vyne, Stark, Dobson, Bar rows, Bowman.
 Suffrage and elections-McKay Phillips, Eddy. Vyne, Westover.
 Agriculture and rigation-Coleman Dobson, Burk, Lillywhite Lines, Rich ards, Eddy.
 Livestock - Perkins. Burk. Gull Richards, Bowman, Dobson, Lillywhite
 County and county affairs-Richards Hedrick, Lines, Sealey, Burk, Coffee Stark.
 Militia and public defense - Del bridge Howard, Vyne, Gibson an Stark.
 Public health and statistics-Lacy Westover, Barrows, Hayward, Gull Kimball, Perkins.
 
 |. over, Galbraith, Francis.
 Efficient government - Galbraitf Waters, Bowman, Mckay, Coffee, Cole man, Wylie.
 Accounting and business methods HedricI, Bowman, Gull, Delbridgt O'Neill
 Game and fish-Kimball, Dobsor Wylie, Burk. Phillips, Lacy. Jennings
 Capitol buiIding-Sealey, O'Neil Gibson, Hayward. Coleman.
 Elections-Little. Francis, Hayward
 All the business of the house wa disposed of within an hour in tn morning and adjournment vas take until 10 o'clock this morning.
 Much Waiting
 The greater part of the session c the senate, both in the morning an the afternoon. was spent i'll waiting Beside the memorial by Senator Camp bell and the bill by MT Wilkinson fo the protection of the watersheds, th greater part of the business of the da consisted of measures that had bee sent over from the house.
 The Roosevelt joint resolution Wa taken up and promptly passed
 The Coffee resolution, providing tha bills carrying appropriations may ne be introduced after the fortierh day ( the session, and the Mckay resolutio . urging congress to pass the feders suffrage amendment, were laid eve for day.
 The senate recommended the pay ment of the deficit reported by Stat Auditor Boyce of more than $500 trcl the first state legislature. f -O--