Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-14
HOUSE, FACING NIGHT
 SESSION, GRINDS OUT
 MANY NEW MEASURES
General Highway Legislation Dodged as Lesser Bills
 Are Acted Upon
CBy Review Leased wire)

 PHOENIX, AriZ-, March 13-Faeing a night session, possibly an all-night one, the fourth legislature on it's lasI day ground out with dreary mOnOtOny bill after bill without touching on the contentious subject which still re- mained unsettled, general highway leg islatiol- The final battle on this pre- sumably was postponed till the ground had been cleared of at least some of the litter which had accumulated from a total of 400 bills introduced during the past 60 days
 AS fast as the list of measures for third reading dwindled, the sitting committee provided more material in lots Of a dozen or so at time.
 In the house the senate bill to curb usurious charges by pawnbrOkers, which has lain at the bottom of the heap for weeks ever since it was ia vorably reported from the banking committee, was brought to light and passed to be sent to the governor.
 Cadet Bill Passed
 Galbraith asked for second cOnsid- eratiOn Of the senate high school cadet bill, which provides an appropriation for military training in schools. This was beaten the other day, but again was brought forward today and this time it passed
 The senate bill carrying an appro- priation of S50.0OO for an electrical power plant at the Florence state pris- on raised some opposition, but not enough to kill it, and it carried.
 False impersonation and fraud, which come under the provisions of another senate bill, also were dealt with harshIy by the house and this measure was sent to the governor for his signature
 An echo of Golfers candidacy in the last gubernatOrial race is found in sen ate bill 12S which passed the house and was sent to the executive for sig nature. This provides for an amend ment to the constitution which now bars a member of the legislature from seeking office involving a salary in- 1 crease, a provision which was brought against Golfer in his recent race
 New Election Rule
 The new bill would bar member only from an office whose term com 1 mences while he is a member, or from l a salary increase starting within his term as a member of the legislature.
 Before senate bill Al was passed in the house Eddy explained that it pro i yided in second class counties for an increase of the school superintendent salary from S2Oe0 to S24OO and the sal ary of the supervisors secretary rom $50 a month to S175 a month.
 An explanation also was offered for house bill 1S4, re-establishing the pro- cedure in the death penalty Galbraith said that the procedure had not been reviewed with recent legislation re storing the death penalty in the state and that the present bill was intro duced to make the penalty operative The measure carried.
 The two house bills advanced during the latter hours of the session to con- troI notaries public and their work, both went through One bars nOtaries from acting after theor cOmnlisslol have expired and the other legalizes instruments so acknowledged over which there is no litigation pending.
 Expenses totaling S2775 for the agrl- cultural and horticultural were ap- proved and sent to the senate
 The house also passed Henry C. Whites bill of S950, balance due him as former teacher of the deaf and dumb at the University of Arizona
 4 measure to encourage vocational education was another house measure which was carried and sent to the sen ate