Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
BILL PUTS BAN IN
 RED AND WOBbLY FLAGS IN PARADE.
Both House And Senate Have Busy Day; Consider
 able Business Accomp- lishcd GreenIee Bill Law

liShcd Greenlee Bill Law Though it was a long and busy day in both houses, there were no high lights in either branch of the legislature yes tcrday A great number of bills was introduced in both houses. but only one of them was so much out of the ordl- nary that it may be regarded as pos scssine what may be called heart ir tcrcst.
 It was tno LU or Mr. Par in the senate prohihj5ir- tho display of red or black flags In paradCs or proCcssl0uS m this state. This is aimed at Hc ln- sienia of organizations hostile to the government, tho ]. W, w.. and anar- chists The bin does not prevent the display of state flags, those of friendly nations. fraterBal societies and similar cmblems. Of course, the flag of the Salvation Army IS not interdicted.
 A bill was introduced by MT. Bueh- man. calculated to take the university out of politics. It provides for board If regents of nine members, including the governor. who shall be eX-officio a member. The others arc 10 be appoint od to cight-Year terms SO that the terms ot two of them shall expire every loar. Under this arrangement, no tate administration can ever control tha board with any degree of certainty.
 Other Senate Bills
 other bills introduced in the senate were:
 By Mr. Hicks, senate Bill 32. to amend the law with reference to the collection of fees in superior courts. By MT. Herndou appropriating S25,- Ou9 for the construction of bridge across the Colorado near Grand Wash in Mohavc county.
 By Mr. Wilkinson. by request a bill for the appointment of an art comms- -.on to consist of five members. the commission To act in an advisory ca uacity and to pass upon designs for public buildings bridges and other public works in which the artistic and 9.ilitarian may be combined.
 Mir Hicks introduced a concurrent resolution approving the objects oi the Arizona Photorlay company which pro Hoscs to produce pictures of the state 3s 1t is, of the industries of which it is proud. as an offset to the Alkali Ike pictures which are turned out ot the studios generally.
 A bill was introduced by Mr. Elliott intending the county classification act " increasing the salaries of superior judges to 5000 a year and those of tho Justices of the supreme court to S7.j00
 Bill Makes Speed Record
 \ record Was established for rapiditl of movement, by the bill of AIr. Elliott introduced last Monday. for an amend ment. suspendins the law relating |, county highway commissions, unti June ] of this year. r. removes th, 90-day requirement. and thus Greenle, county will be able to get almost imme diate action with relation to S30o. 0Ol lond issue to furnish employment t, Fl large number of men on the roads The bill was passed by the senate u1 der a suspension of the rules and sen 10 the house which passed 1t III tn same summary manner. It was thel sent to the governor. A message iron his office. received in both houses yes terday morning, announced that the bil was law and was on file in the Oftic of the secretary of state.
 \ sub division of the senate, know ls the snake dance committee. wa formed yesterday. consisting of Messrs Young, Whiting and Parr, to accept al invitation of the senate to attend pre-VleW of mivins picture Of som kind.
 The senate in the committee of th whole recommended the passage of tn house bill increasing the fees of Officia court interpreters and the bill provid ing for funds, by holding out a part O the court fees for county law librarie. In the afternoon several bills before th committee of the whole were rereferre To committees
 Elect New Pro- -Tem Speaker
 A bill was brought in by Mir. Vii Llnson amending the divorce laws onl with respect to community real cstat, The senate appropriation committe presented a resolution faVorinc an ap propriation of s10,O00 to be used by tn Rocky Mountain Club of New York i the reception of the boys from ArizoD when they return from the war an the Judiciary committee was instructe To prepare bill making such appro pridtion
 At the opening of the morning ses sion of the house, Mr. Lines announce he further absence of Mir. Peterson an said that it was now the business of in house 10 elect a speaker pro-tenpor, Alr. Stark moved the election of NJ Lines. Another motion was offered b Mir. Eddy that nominations clos, Thereupon MT. BarroWs put the motto before the house, and Mr. Lines wa elected.
 A message was received from tn governor announcing the signature C Nr. Elliotts bill to suspend the count highway commission bill A messae rom the state auditor accomDanied in iNth and seventh annual reports , that office, and q recommendation fo cooperation between that office and legislative committee in the prepara tion of code
 Four New House Bills
 A message from the senate brougI the information that house joint reso lution No. 1, limiting the time of the in reduction of bills carrying apyropria uons. had been indefinitely postpone and that house concurrent resolutio No. ?, approving d league of nation had been passed.
 Four new ills were brought ini
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