Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

town to be investigated wlth view To development
 Entire county road bonds issues of Arizona show total of sl1 1.50o.000. Gobe-One oi largest and most beautiful caves in state discovered in Indian Canyon country.
 Phoenix orders repair of street rail way tracks
 The bill provides that no no cnil- dren signs shall be displayed and that such information shall not be ad- vertiscd that no owners. lessees or sublesses shall refuse to admit pfr- sons with children to houses. apart ment houses and other places for which persons pay rent. "A motion to insert "or" was lost
 Or" was left out by the typist. il being explained that such wort made no difference with courts and that the motion was a stall to delay passage of the bill
 The Federation of Negro Women's clubs. in letter read before the sen ate asked, permission for Rev. sap ford to address the committee of tn. whole when the segregation bill comes up It already has passed the hou Sc and provides separate high schools for negro children. with facilities equal 10 those for white children. The negroes want the bill passed Several of the senators already have express ed themselves on the floor as against the measure on the grounds that it would incur large expense to the state The letter was referred to the com mittee of the whole The senate in definitely postponed action on house bill No A. providing exemption for widows with children up to 5000
 Senator Eddy stated that the bill a unconstitutional
 Senate bill No 63 to increase the bonded debt of the state to the per cent of the assessed valuation of prop erty was called mp after being ameni- ed from the original I Der cent Sen ator C. NJ. Stoddard of Maricopa conn ty asked that the amendment be stricken out and the per cent be re. stored to include the requirements of soldiers It then was placed on the order of the day and may be consid- cred late this afternoon.
 Senator Stoddard called up the sol diers' settlement bill in an effort 60 strike out an amendment made las week The amendment would giv. privileges 10 soldiers who were citi- zens of Arizona al the time of enlist ment He wished to have it SO sol diers could come from any other state and get these privileges. | The motion was lost by practically unanimous vote Substitute house bill No ll3 to enfranchise Spanish-s speak ing peoples of Apache and Navaio counties under the treaties of Guada- lupe and Gadsden which passed the house last week. was recalled from the senate by the house this morning for reconsideration
 1. What the Legislature Has Done. Number of bills introduced in the 1. senate --.....--... -....-.-.--..--- l21 Number of senate bills passed by senate-3i. 1. 10, II. 22. ?. 6, r.
 20, 70. 2. 90, 4. 4S. 3, 42. 5. g,
 a. 7l, 75. 76. 56. 60. 5. 5s, 72. 5s 2s Number of senate bills passed by house-tall the above except %.
 B. q. 56. 60. 5. g. 72. 5S 20 Number of senate bills signed by
 governor-G. 70, 44, 4S. 73, 75, 76) : Number of senate bills vetoed by governOr-(S R. 34) .........-..-.. Number of bills introduced by sen
 ators-Eddy 15. Claypool, II. Burton 70. Lines 9. Sims :, ; Woodward. Stoddard. Schleimer 6. Scott, Saunders, GoodeIl ,.
 Curtin ,. Larson. MacMillan.
 Morgan 1. Gull, Elliott. Hedrick
 3 Wilkinson 2
 Number of bills introduced ir the
 -Hmher Of house bills passed by