Arizona republican., 1919-02-27

ing tho clerk of the supreme court to send down, along with the mandate, a copy of an opinion by the supreme court reversing or modifying a judg ment of the superior court.
 By Mir Gull, a bill providing for the punishment of persons making false written statements regarding their if nancial conditions for the purpose of obtaining credit.
 The house received a communication from Henry C. White. the first in- structor of the deaf and dumb school at the university some years ago. He entered the service on a contract at the beginning of an academic year. But before the Christmas holidays the faculty of the university decided in oral instructions, and MT. White being a deaf mute, was released from serv- ice. He asks the remainder of his sal ary for the year, $950.
 In the morning session of the senate MT. Green, in response to letters which are pouring into this state and per 1 haps into every other state from sol 1 diers in France and in the army of oc- cupation in Germany, those in Russia being out of communication. all clam bring for their discharge from a service
 which no longer appeals to their pa
 triotism, introduced the following joint
 resolution:
 Return Men to U. S.
 Resolved by the senate and the house
 of representatives of the State of Ari-
 zona, that as active warfare against
 the Teutonic alliance has ceased, all oi
 the armed forces of the United States
 organized 10 fight for the preservation
 of our country. should be returned tc
 their homes, with all the speed that a
 grateful nation can secure, and that i it is deemed essential that the United
 States participate in the policing o Europe. and it is necessary for us to } assist our allies with more than foot and finance, our policing forces be SC cured from volunteers.
 \ Be it further resolved, that a suit 1 ably engrossed copy of this resolution D signed by the president of the senate the speaker of the house of represent { atives and the governor of the state B be transmitted to the president of tn E United States. the Hon. Woodrow Will f son: that a like copy be transmitted t each of the following: The secretary O
 war. the president of the United State
 senate, the speaker of the Unite, D States house of representatives. tn ! Hon. Marcus A Smith, the Hon. Henr, F. Ashurst and to the Hon. Car
 Hayden.
 Then They Turned on 1t , The resolution was being hurrie along under a suspension Of the rule , until the democratic members per ceived, or thought they perceived, tha it contained a yelled criticism of tn :. democratic war department, when the turned upon it and made short wor '' of it.
 5 Otherwise the proceedings of tn i senate were without incident. The general appropriation bill wa - brought in and other new bills were in Q toduced as follows:
 Q By Mir. Thompson, placing the ad
 mlnistration of the inheritance tax int s the hands of the tax commission.
 A bill authorizing state banks an
 trust companies to become member e of the federal reserve bank. r My MT HerndOn. amending the la' n relating to the disbarment of attorney By NIT. Claypool. a bill similar to on - pending in the house for the comple Q tion of the history of Arizona and des - ignating State Historian Thomas l
 Parish for the work.
 e By Mir. O'Neill. a bill declaring a va s cancy in office when an official is ah ,e sent from the state for three months. IF By MT. Johns, for the establishmeI IF Of the Camp Wood game preserve
 Yavapai county. This bill is a copy |. one which was defeated in the hous ' some weeks ago.
 v Bills finally disposed of by the senaf y were the house bills authorizing tf y holding Of sessions of the superit 'e court of Pima county at Ajo and II Is bill increasing the salaries of deputi, s in the office of the state land con sr mission.