Arizona republican., 1919-02-28

ment of Mrs. O'NeiI went to a vote with the following result c.
 Ayes-Burk, Dobsun, Flood Gal braith. Gibson. Hedrick. Howard, Kin, ball, Lacy. Lillywhite O'Neill. Phil lips-12
 Nays-Bowman Coleman. Gull, Del bridge, Eddy. Francis Hayward, Jen- nings. Lines. Little. Mckay, Perkins. Richards. Sealey, Stark, Sullivan, Nyne Waters, Westover. Wylie the speaker-21
 Four democrats voted with the re. publicans while in the committee of the whole. one only had voted with them, Mr. Sullivan so that on this test vote there was a gain for them of threI. lt will take three more votes than were cast against the O'Neill amend ment to pass the bill with the emer- gency clause and in the event the gov. ernor should interpose a veto it would take more votes in each house to pass 't. notwithstanding. than there are democratic members ot all persuasions.
 Bring Back Regents Bill The first surprise occurred in the house in the morning when Mir. Little moved for a reconsideration of the vote bv which the university re~ents bill had failed Co pass. This bill had re- ceived 2l affirmative votes. so that it lacked three, and it was supposed to be lost Though many democrats hao voted for it the so-called radical ele- ment had been solidly against it. but the motion 10 reconsider was carried by a vote of 24 to &.
 The vote on the passage Of the bill was as follows:
 ANaa Bfvvrrnp nrfrf- TscFr-o man. Gull Dobson. Flood. Galbraith. Gibson Hayward Hedrick Howard. Jennings. Kimball. Lacy. Llywhite. Lines. Little. O'Nc.ll. Perkins. Phillips, Richards, Sullivan, Wylie. the speak er-25
 Nays-Delbridge Francis. Eddy. Me- Kay. Sealey, Stark. Nyne. Waters, Westover-9.
 This bill provides for Q board of re- gents of nine members. Of whom the governor is ex-officiO a member. The others are to he appointed by him. their terms expiring in rotation, two each year.
 Bills Disposed Of ! Several bills were finally passed by | the house in the course of the day as | follows:
 Making. appropriation for expenses incurred in fighting the influenza at | the Northern Arizona normal.
 Permitting the construction of state ! highways through incorporated cities and towns.
 Making appropriation for the pur- chase by the live stock board of brand books. This bill was introduced yes terday and hurried through under a suspension of the rules.
 There was one other contest in the house over House Bill relative 10 the minimum wage for teachers. This was a modification of the original Lacy bill. Mr Lines. who had vigorously op- posed the former. moved the indefinite ] postponement of this one. but the mo- ton was lost on a tic vote.
 In the afternoon in the committee Oi l the whole the bill providing for the segregation of negro pupils m inc schools was recommended for indefi- nite postponement. The Winsor election bill was called up. but it was agreed |. take 1t up later with the Howard bill proposing party conventions and a pri- mary bill which has brought in q week ago.
 The bill providing for the erection on the capitol grounds of Q monuulen to the fallen heroes of Arizona wa; amended so as to strike out all refer ence to any individual.
 New Measures
 New measures introduced were:
 By the speaker, by request, mem orial to the war department for pre- sentation of two German cannon cap tured in a battle in which Arizon; troops had participated.
 By Mir. Jennings, for the creation of supervisoral districts. the proposi ton to be laid before the people of ; county at an election.
 By Dr. Lacy. creating the position of director or nurses and providing fo regulation of the profession of nursing
 The senate session was uneventfu except for the defeat of the vocationa education bill after a long debate con cluded by MT. Claypool who read ; panegyric upon Arizona by Senate Ashurst. Mir. Claypool said that thougl that had nothing to do with the matte under discussion. 1t was as german as anything else he had heard. In tn afternoon three bills were brought in
 By Mir. Campbell. to permit the lan' commissioner to develop irrigation il dry farming regions.
 By Mir. Wilkinson. creating the Ari zona Resources beard. and by the ju dietary committee, relating to ways O necessity, rights of way over properis The bill for bridge over Oak Cree wss amended SO that the state shal approhriate Si00O0 and the county c Yavapai SlO.0oO.
 N Governor Signs Eight In the course of the day announce fmenf Nns made to the legislature b iihe eoyernor that he had signed on