El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

her from each section OF the state as
divided By the bill and the fifth 70 oe
a professor OF engineering II inc oli--
versIty Of Arizona
Terms OF commission members 70
nm from one 10 five years and to be
decided by lot: raising OF roau levy
OF 81, 500, 900 yearly.
WouId Override Veto.
II was announced from the Demo
cratic state committee IN session mere
fo5sv fhat a resolution had been
adopted, calling on all Democrats IN
Ire legislature 10 vote 10 pass the
senate highway commission bill Il
over the governors veto
Senator Winsor. who pre ai.-let sale
that he thought IL would take more
man A resolution TO do it"
IN the house today the house Dill 70
rafse 500. 900 10 meet federal post
~oad requirements. was postponed AT
ne request Of its author, Delorlose,
ID, give him further time 10 inquire
10 the practicability OF Obtaining
E4sIf mast two o'clock this afternoon
.1qrIred the opening Of one OF the most
-7+a-estfne sessions Of the fourth leg
s-1a+11re Of Arizona At that hour SEN
which was vetoed by the governor
vas brought up again under special
order OF business
The main fight throughout has been
IN the bills provision for board 70
name the state highway comm IS s1 On e n
This authority, the opponents OF me
-,essr1re assert, should be left IN the
hands OF the chief executive, acting
nth the approval OF the senate Ihey
also oppose the proposed personnel OF
the board named to include the presl-
dent OF the senate and speaker OF the
Power District BIZ Passed.
When Eddy's bill 10 provide for the
organization Of pOrwer dlslrlcts came
NJ in the house on its third reaolns
late yesterday II promised 70 precl pl-
tate a LENGTHY debate III q reso lL.-
he taken and the speechmaking sud
denly ceased
stark said he would not vote for the
! hill because Il had not had time 70 De
I circulated among his constituents u
was long and legally involved, ne SAID
M - did not wish to assume respon-
! sfbilitv for action on It till he had hao
I instructions from his county
! Gzlbrafth opposed several sections
z OF the bill and raised the same op1ec-
/ ton as stark
Following the passing OF the reso-
11ffio7 to end debate the vote was
/ taken and the bill passed - TO IL
What the Bill Provides
Next 10 the general appropriation
measure and the Winsor election eoqe,
l this bin is the most voluminous OF 1he
! session. Il provides for the organiza-
I ton Of power districts 20 obtain irrl-
? cation at the intance Of i've or more
] land owners
me petition for the formation OF a
5istrfct must be presented 70 the su-
{ nervfsors accompanied BY a bond and
Q = hearing held to issue or Withnolo
I the necessary permit me rlsnL o.
appeal TO the superior court is pro-
vided for. Provision also IS MADE Ior
the election OF directors for power
districts. rules for the distribution OF
: mower among land owners. authority
/ 10 build pole lines and lay pipes, au-
/ thority to build OF acquire 20" eI
plants, hold bond elections, levy taxes
! sell property for delinquent taxes ana
I check the operations OF the directors
] If necessary. by a court inquiry
l Rows Barred Prom Dangerous Work
Z Another house bill which passed that
| body was that 10 prohibit boys under
/ 1g years Of age from working al haz-
I ardous employment The present age
! limit IS 20 and Mrs Mckay opposed
/ the passage Of the bill on the ground
! that boys should not be allowed "a
+ do mems work when there IS uneIn-
I plovment in the state
II Other house bills which passed were
II The Torrens land title measure: pro-
i bate law with respect to the dissent
\ and distribution Of property; a SOU
n relief bill for the state treasurer o.
/ ffce- a measure TO regulate the bust
ness Of taxidermists; amendments tc