Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
INSPECTION BEGUN OF INSTITUTIONS;
 FIRST COMMIT FEES
Liquor-Bearing Vehicles To Be Confiscated - Good Roads Movement Pro- gresses -Employ oym ent Agencies Saved From De struction.

Though the legislature will proceed with business as usual it is not likely that definite and final action will be taken on important measures for some time. They will be given consideration in the committees of the whole but the third reading of them will be withheld. It was resolved yesterday to begin complying with the governors request in his message for committee investi- gations of the various state institutions. In fact, an investigation had previously been made of the Northern Arizona Normal.
 Joint committees were named by both houses yesterday afternoon, one for an inspection of the university and the experimental farms and another for an inspection of the road camps. Simul- taneously committees were appointed by the senate. The members of the house university committee are Messrs. Barrows and Howard and Mrs. Mckay. The members of the industrial school committee are Messrs. Gull, Flood and Gibson. Mrs. Mckay and MT. Gibson desired to be excused. The senate mem- bers of the university committee are Messrs. Elliott, Hughes and Green and of the industrial school committee, Messrs. Parr and Buehman. Both con- mittees left last night for the south.
 It is understood that no other com mittees will be named at this time un- til the return of these committees so that there may be as little interference as possible with the work of the legis- lature. In the old days when such committees were pure junketing com mittees they were all named at once and the legislature closed shop until the
 
 and returned, usually laden with no more information than they had carried away with them.
 Good Roads Report
 At the opening of the session yester- day morning there was not a full at tendance. The good roads committees of both houses were in session with a committee from the highway confer ence, consisting of Dwight B. Heard, Bustave Becker and Harry Welch who had been delegated to make a report of the proceedings of the conference to the legislative committee. The reso- lutions which had been adopted at the conference were gone over and ex- plained by the visiting committee There ensued a general discussion of the good roads question. Members of the legislative committees said that the AiCCLiLS WdS q very interesting one ana brought the fact of good roads that much nearer. Among the things upon which the members of the joint com mittee were agreed was that all the pending road measures should be giver a hearing and out of them a measure would be constructed which they be- lieved would meet with general ap- proval
 House Bill 23, the Eddy good roads measure was on the calendar of the committee of the wholse house yester- day but was reached at a late hour ant it was proposed that it should go ovel for week, a disposition that had beer made Of other deferred bills. It Wa. decided though, not to put this one SC far in the distance but to continue i from day to day, leaving it in it's plac, on the calendar.
 The Marsh Bill Revived
 Among the bills introduced into tn, senate yesterday was one by MT. Cla ridge providing for the confiscation O vehicles used in the transportation O intoxicating liquors into or within tn, state. The bill is the same as the Marsl bill passed in the extraordinary session but which was held to be invalid by tn superior court of Pima county on tn ground that it was legislation whicl had not been included in the call fo the special session.
 Another senate bill was brought il by the committee on appropriation setting aside s6,O00 to cover a deficit il