Arizona republican., 1921-02-01

ing an amendment to the constitution to permit the issuance of bonds in eX- cess of the amount to which the state is now limited, for purposes Of recla- nation.
 House bill SS, by Mir. Frazier, for the regulation of insurance companies ana for fixing rates of premium.
 House bill s5, by Mir. Snyder, by re- quest, for the control of venereal dis eases.
 House bill se, by Mr. Snyder. by re- quest, for the repression of prostitu- tion.
 For Additional Judges
 House bill s7. by Mir. Gales, by re- quest, amendatory of the present law; providing that there may be an addi- tional superior jdge for each county for every 30,000 population of major fraction thereof and for declaring the populations of Maricopa and Yavapai counties The latter would be the only county affected by the bill.
 House bill SS, by MT. Schupp, relative to the employment of policemen With the powers of peace officers, for guard ing railroad property
 House bill S9, by Mrs. Jones, to pre- vent the introduction of bee diseases into the state and for the eradication of diseases already introduced. This bill differs from another brought into the senate last Friday, especially in the fact that the latter creates a bee de- partment while the latter put the ad- ministra tion of the law into the hands of the commission on agriculture ano horticulture.
 House bfll 90, by MT. Stewart, whicf amounts to a considerable disturbance of the present arrangements for taxa tion.
 Substitute for house bill 19 by Mir Remington. by request, regulating tho practice of medicine. An unfavorabli report had been made on bill 19. Thf: bill provides for four classes of certifi- cates to practice assuming that ths subject has complied with certain con. ditions of education. There is the cer- tificate on examination for the practice of medicine and surgery; the certifi cate for the practice of osteopathy the certificate for the practice of othe system of healing, and reciprocity cer tificates. Moreover. the board of ex aminers are authorized to issue tenn porary certificates.
 A resolution was introduced by NIT Krebbs of Cochise in memory of Hon William L. Cook, a member of tn house from that county in the secon' and third legislatures. It was adopted Take Up Gin Measure The house then went into the com mittee of the whole with MT. Milner il the chair and a substitute for hous bill was taken up. This was tn measure of Mrs. Bush declaring cottol gins to be public utilities and placing them under the control of the stat corporation commission. The substi tute includes cotton gins with man, other enterprises already recognizes as public utilities while in the origina bill they stood out alone. Two un favorable reports accompanied the bi back from committees. Mrs. Busf making a motion for the adoption of recommendation for the passage of tn l bill, pointed out the need of this legis l lation for the future of the. cotto industry and she was followed by MI Jones. the latter saying that the gi | owners had complained that notwith standing the grievances of the cotto l growers they were not making money He believed, therefore it would be t l the advantage of the owners them selves to secure this legislation an obtain from the commission the righ to increase their rates if it appeare