Arizona republican., 1921-02-02

who with little choice of language and great vehemence of gesture pictured the results of dancing, which led al ways downward toward complete degradation. Ridiculing the argument of the opponents of the bill that danc- ing should be regulated, he said You might as we'll talk about regulating a powder mill in he'll" MT. KimbalI later said that the remarks of the last 1 speaker had suggested to him an amendment that all dances should be held in churches and school houses. Dancing Bill Voted Down That was the end of the debate and | a, motion to table the bill carried viva voce. As no roll call is taken in the committee of the whole and as no di- l vision had been asked for the vote disclosed no line up, but that came
 later after the report of the committee ! had been made to the house and action was taken on the report. The recorded vote on the motion to
 table the Sunday bill was 2s ayes and
 Il nays. Those voting in the negative I were Baxter, Betts, Boehringer, Burk,
 Bush, Frazier, Matthews, McGrath, i Miller, Miner and Phillips. 1 The anti-dancing bill was tabled by
 a vote of 29 to 10, but there was a slight change in the personnel. In this
 vite Messrs. Matthews, McGrath and Miller voted in the affirmative and T
 voted for tise taniing ce the former bill. ! voted against that disposition of the l latter measure.
 | The bills passed by the house on third reading were: MT. Kimbaifs
 measure amending the law with ref
 erence to the trial of insane persons,
 providing that there shall be two phy-
 sicians present at such examinations
 MT. Phillips bill for the regulation
 of the profession of nursing. There
 was some misunderstanding regarding
 this measure inasmuch as it seemed
 to prevent others than registered nurs-
 es from engaging in nursing But ii
 was shown that 1t only prevented them
 from holding out to be registered
 nurses.
 MT. Kinney's bill prohibiting the fill
 ing in the office of county recorders 1 of maps and plats of a town and its adjacent suburbs without the approva
 of the legislative body of the town.
 The bill for the regulation of chiro- ppractic, by a vote of 31 to s.
 The bill regulating peddlers ant
 hawlers. This bill had undergone various amendments. All of these bills were signed and sent to tht
 senate.
 New Bills In House New bills introduced were:
 Hause bill 91, by MT. Remington b. , request, for the relief of the SoUthwes 7 Portland Cement company, appropriat , ing $1S03.06 in payment of three car , loads of cement which were sent to tn ! Tempe Normal school in 1918 and fo the payment of which there were n r funds that year to the credit of tn = i normal school for that purpose. House bill g, by Mir. Phillips, amend , l ing the law relating to towns witt | respect to elections. It is designed L
 provide a definite way for holdin,
 FaN xFNr@ , than 2,000.
 House bill No. 93. by MT Farrell B requiring that hids of cattle and sheel E shall be kept for certain periods afte 4 slaughtering.
 a Other bills than those already men toned under consid deration in the com ' mittee of the whole were: Senate bill S4, adding marihuana t \ the list of prescribed drugs, favorabl, \ reported after having been amended s K that a certain portion of the drul might be added to fluids for medicine \ purposes.
 House bill 33. relating to investiga ton for artesian water in the Sa' n Simon valley. referred to the commit tee on county and county affairs 70 amendment
 House bill 43, appropriating S17.o0 \ for the expenses of the commission O s agriculture and horticulture for tn E ASSL OL lnt llSCdl year. LdNoASIDiS AO ported.
 h House bill B. appropriat ting *..5o E for the publication of certain sessio \ laws, favorably recommended. House bill 49 appropriating s5.00 E for the payment of a Judgment z favor of Claude Sharpe against tn E state for injuries received by hir while engaged in the work on the yves A wing of the capitol, recommended fc defeat.
 At a late hour in the afternoon a adjournment was taken until 10 o'cloc this morning.
 Fl Senate Adjourns Early The senate found itself so nearly ol ! of work that it took an early adjourn s ment before noon to 10 o'clock tn \ morning. It disposed of several meas 2 ures in the committee of the whole ar H passed three house bills. They wei ' abilities of members of the legislatul \ for election or appointment to oth' K offices during the term for which the K had been elected to the Legislature E MT. Phillips bill amending the la E with reference to the descent and di! X tribution of property, providing thu \ the surviving wife or husband shou \ ! succeed to all of the community prol \ ertY in the absence of q. will or dire s heirs; and the bill providing that \ suits involving less than S20 the los 4 should he taxed the attorney fees "~ ths wInner,