Arizona republican., 1919-02-19

less than three months and license fee for alleys of Sl0 each.
 Bills passed on third reading were.
 Amending the law with reference to the fees of jurics and witnesses, in crea sing them to S3 a day.
 Amending the law creating the of flee of mine inspector and regulating the operation of mines. It provides that persons addicted to the use of liquor and drugs. and youths under the age Of IS shall not be employed in posi- tions involving risk of life and limb. Further protection is thrown about those engaged in work in raises
 The measure amending the law re- lating to appeals from superior courts. The amendment required that a county attorney having received the brief of the appellant in a matter in which the state is a party. shall with in r. days forward to the attorney gen eral statement of the case along with citations.
 A little before noon the house went into the committee of the whole 10 con slider a large variety of measures which had been accommodating. The first on the calendar was the dentistry bill which greatly modifies the pres ent law relating 10 the practice of that profession. IL reduces the rigidity of the examination and provides for the admission without examination, of ap- plicants posstssed Of diplomas or certi- ficates from other states.
 X committee of dentists asked to be heard against the bill and one of them was given the privilege Of a five-min- ute talk after which the committee rose. The bill was taken up immediate lv on converting in the afternoon. Nearly all the members who spoke ia = vored 1t in some degree. It was charged | that the opposition of the dentists was in pursuance of the old policy of main = | taining a closed shop. It was charged ! that the fees for dental work were | higher in Arizona than anywhere else | in the known world and that the den lists were so few that service in many places could be had only after days of waiting. The bill was favorably | recommended.
 Other bills likewise favorably dis posed of were one for the relief of the McNeil company, providing for the payment of bills due for the year: 1915, 1916 and 1917, the senate bill re- pealirg the law creating the state coun- cil of defense; the bill requiring thai an employer immediately upon the dis. charge of an employe or when the em. ploye quits his service, to pay him; thu senate bill providing for the appoint ment of a non partisan board of re. gents of the university Some opposl ton to the latter bill developed.
 The Parr senate bill prohibiting thu display of flags of disorder and treas on was favorably reported without ; dissenting vote after a spirited speecl in it's favor by Judge Phillips follow ing remarks by Mir Delbridge treat ing the proposed legislation in a spiri of leyity.
 The bills brought into the senat yesterday were:
 By President Johns amending tn law with reference to exemption iron jury service. Among those exempte are persons above the age of 60. min isters of the gospel, editors and othe godly persons. civil officers and other who by reason of their occupation cannot be spared from their duties.
 By the committee on agriculture an Irrigation, a water code similar to tha introduced in the house the day befor,
 By Mir. Hicks. providing for the sum moning of jurors when those regularl
 drawn fail to appear.
 A bill providing for a license fo sheep. goats and cattle the property c non-residents.
 By Mir. Devine. providing for a tenn . porary war service registrar. , By NIT. Wilkinson, appropriatin Sl,0O0 to enable the state to participat in the international farm congress an soils products exposition at Peoria. III . By M. Winsor bill for the co-opera ton of the state with the governner in soldier settlement work. accordin , 10 the plan outlined by Secretary (
 the Interior Lane. This is an elabora
 ton Of a measure for the same pun ? pose introduced into the house by MT ? Westover early in the session. i The committee appointed by tf D senate 10 inspect the Pioneers Hon , recommended an appropriation of s6s Q oVo Tor an addition to the buildin r making the total appropriation for . s123,00O.
 The senate in the committee of f, v whole passed favorably on the follow 1. ing bills:
 z Providing for scholarship in u 1. state university.
 . The bill amending the law creatir g tne board of pardons and paroles. !, Ihe house bill fixing the minimu
 
 . age or marriage and the bill reyula n ing the practice of medicine . The senate in the afternoon pass, il the house bill passed the day befo r uhder suspension of the rules appr, h priating SlS,l00 for the purchase Q the Tempe Normal of a tract of acres adjoining the normal ground . This tract has been held by the no a maj under an option which was abo
 to expire and private parties we
 awaiting the expiration. prepared i. pay much more than the sum me e toned in the option.
 Other bills passed were the mea s 1re providing for the education of [, .. deal dumb and blind and the hon oill amending the sdatutes. providil -, Tor the preliminary examination |. persons before their trial in a court e record
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