Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-19
MASS OF BILLS
 LEFT BY THE LEGISLATURE

! DlllS passed by me legislature and awaiting executive action.
 Drawing conspicuous attention in the heap of measures are the high way commission bill and the land bill The former, both Democrats and Re Ipublicans expect to be vetoed, since lit takes from the governor the power iof naming. the highway commission. one of the executives objections to its predecessor which met death at his hands. 1 The. land bill, carrying provision providing for 20 year leases and lifting the one-section limit on holdings, is viewed with considerable doubt by many about the capitol cor riders and it would not be surprise to many if that fell under the guber- material axe.
 Included in the list of bills await ing executive action are those pro- viding as follows: General appropriations bill Regulations for contracts of sale. Appropriation of $l00,O00 to help federal surveys in Arizona for recla- nation. Regulations to govern delinquent children.
 More lenient dental regulations.
 Pensions for teachers.
 Amendments to the land code.
 Regulations against fraudulent con- veyances.
 Prohibition of legislators taking other elective offices during terms.
 Committee to investigate feasibility of state smelter.
 Amendments to the dairy law. Provisions for the establishment of town libraries. Division of property in divorce suits. Regulating outside corporations.
 Creating scholarships at the uni versity.
 Regulations governing paroles and pardons.
 Licenses for livestock
 Regulations for savings and loan companies.
 Classification of counties on taxable values.
 Permitting counties to initiate road bond elections.
 Irrigation regulations.
 Regulations for boxing matches.
 Permitting cities and towns to i'm prove state highways within thei- limits.
 Creating special road improvement districts with existing districts.
 Highway bill.
 Arrangement for cooperation with soldier settlement scheme.
 Funds appropriated for Mohavc county section of Arrowhead trail connection.
 Appropriation for Williams-Clark- dale road.
 Appropriation for Gila river bridge on Globe-Solomonville road.
 Creating board of directors for state institutions.
 Creating state budget system.
 Appropriation for Oak Creek bridge
 Regulating high school cadets.
 Creating state orphonage.
 Appropriation for Florence power line.
 Giving land commissioner author fly 70 develop water in dry territory
 Creation of a resources board to possibilities of develop meut in the state.
 Appropriation to rebuild girls dor mitory at state industrial school.
 Appropriation for bridge over Colo rado at Parker if matched with fed eral and California appropriations.
 Appropriation for Superior to Mia me highway.
 Preventing false representations 1T, matter.
 Placing auto stage lines under the cc mmission.
 Providing for 2O-year leases of state arG and removing the one section restriction.
 Providing $10 per month for the ed lcation of children in isolated sec ions.
 Memorial to Washington regard ng passenger rates in the state. Memorial urging development of Yuma mesa.
 Requiring sanitary equipment at ;melters, foundries and other indus ries.
 Preventing usurious rates by pawn brokers.
 New method of collecting auto li- enses.
 Wa-cr code.
 Providing establishment of kinder .arte1s.
 Ruies of the road for motor cars. Establishment of part time classes n schools.
 Placing the names of candidates for aN commission under party heads. Placing the making and distribu- IoA of moving pictures under the cor oration commission.
 Permitting the organization of over districts.
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