Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-06
sTA1E SENATE URGES CONGRESS TO ALLOW
 LORD MAVoR 70 STAY

way be found not to deport Donal
 ocsiiashan. lord mayor of Cork.
 The memorial was presented by a delesation of Irish Americans and was passed under suspension of rules. It was to he sent to President Wilson. both houses of congress. the secr,- tary of state. secretary Of labor and the Arizona delegation in congress.
 The resolution contained the fol- lowing parsgraph
 Resolved. by the fifth legislature Of the state of Arizona. that it is the sentiment that such deportation is contrary Ia the traditions of our coun. try and said legislature most earnest ly hopes and desires that same solu- ton may be found that will not re quire the said Donal O'Callashan to leave the United States except of his o"H Noiition, tndt salu legislature does not wish to be understood as protesting against the enforcement of the law. but feels that some other sol ution than deportation can be found: that if the law technically demands deportation. congress and the presi- dent should see that future laws do not require the deportation of such one as the said Donal buckingham
 PHOENIX. Feb. 3-A delegation of citizens from Williams. Arizona, ap- peared in the gallery of the senate today for the purpose of seeking en- couragement for the construction of a road from Williams to Clarkdale An other visitor was Hon Harry Jen- nincs. of Bisbee. q member of the house of the last legislature IL was stated that his purpose was 10 add impetus to the Buckingham memorial
 New Senate Bills
 Seven new bills were brought into the senate, as follows:
 Senate hill 61, by Mr Sanders. au- thorizing the appointment of repre- sentative from this state To negotiate a compact or agreement with repre- sentatives of the states Of Colorado. Wyoming. Nevada and Utah relative to the use of the waters of the Colo rado for irrigation.
 Senate bill e.. by Mir. Scott. d bill to make more rigid the law agains: the sale of cigarettes and other forms of tobacco and cigarette papers. It prohibits their sale to youths under the age of 2l and makes the posses sion of them by youths under tha; age an offense
 Senate bill 66. by NIT. Larson. re quiring retailers to snow Dy signs the date on whiehb utter. eggs and poul- try from foreign countries were eS ported to this country. Canada and Mexica are excepted from the opera tion of the law. IL is understood that the bill is aimed chiefly at the influx of eggs from China
 Senate bill 67. by Mir. Larson. re quiring junk dealers to post each dsy a list of their purchases and to keep a record of their purchases 10 be ex- hibited to the sheriff.
 Senate bill ss. dental bill. It is a copy of the one passed in the last leg islature. but which was vetoed by the governor.
 The senate acted upon the recon mendation of the committee of the whole of the day before by indefinite Iy postponing three bills relating to amending the records of county rec orders offices concerning chattcl mortgages.
 Senate hill 69. by MT. Goodell. to amend the law relating to the disposi- tion of state funds. It provides that a fund which, if not exhausted at the end of the year, shall be carried into the next year instead of being turned hack into the general fund as the law now requires.
 Senate bill 70. by Mir Woodward. amending the law respecting the ap- portionment of school funds. provid- ing that they shall be apportioned on A basis of average attendance and not on the figures of the census marshal. The bill also obviates the school cen sus for this year.
 The only other action of the senate