Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06

urated with expectancy when that body convened Saturday morning.
 Omnibus Bill Up
 Senate bin 5l the omnibus bill, was again before the seGate, having been returned by the committee on enrolled and cngrossed bills to which it had been committed the night before for the incorporation Of such amendments as had been made
 The advocates of the bill had siyen up hope of securing the elimination of the Stoddard amendment providing ta1 levy of cents on each s100 for the neS, ;wo ycaTs and repeating tho continuing lo cent levy so that they were ready Tor the vote which resul, ed as follows
 Ayes Burton. Clapool. Curtin. Goodell Hedrica. Larson. Ma, NilAn. Morgan. saunders. Schleimer. Scot. stoddard. Woodward. the pres dent l1
 Nays Gull. Eddy, Elliott Inns. Sims >
 The measure was at once s.rt to the house where il is expected prprlrt action will be taken on it.
 Another matter under ,ne head of unfinished business awaitin- ait'n lion was Senate bill l26 wh.eh nal been the subject of a rather sharp pas cags between the president aai Mir Sims the day before. That is the bill authorizing the issuance of one year bonds bearing not more than x ger cent interest for the retuIdas of state warrants at present outstanding and permitting the issuance Of such bonds rom time to time in an-.sipa- tion of the collection of taxes.
 The bill was returned to th" com mittee on enrolled and ensrossei bills. The following measure was dispos ed of in the senate under the ord .r ol third reading
 House bill 37 providing for the burial of the bodies of soldiers. .iiilrs marines and all women identified wi'h the military or naval service.
 Senate bill 96, amending the law re- lating 10 absolute divorce b. lrnlii- ing ior the legitimacy oi ch.!G.en #: the divorced persons and 1ddlhs an other paragrahph prohibitins n i..al of divorce suit until six nlcrtss alter the completion ol service.
 House bill s4. the absentee 70, s' measure. went over until todao.
 Senate bill s7. amending n Law relative to foreclosure. was del"; e., by q vote of to 2.
 New Bills in Senate
 The following new bills were intro duced
 Senate bill Iii. by Mr. Lines r~n. viding for the organization nf food control districts.
 Senate bill 1i5. by the judiciary committee. amending the law relating to frauds and fradulant conyeyances. MT. Woodward introducer senate joint resolution No. 12, conveying an appreciation of President-elect Hard ing Of his selection of United States Senator i. B. Fall Of New Mexico to be secretary of the interior depart ment
 Late ill the day the senate. revert ing to the order of third reading pass ed the bill for the regulation of cot ton gins.
 And. also. late in the day the cOni- mittee on good roads reported back with a favorable recommendation the uniform and comprehensive bill for the regulation of vehicular traffic. Several amendments, tending to short en the bill, were offered by the cou- mittee. and the bill was referred to the committee of the whole.
 Among the message received in tn: house from the governor was one in forming the house that the executive had approved the sntiJeDsnese bill and transmitted it to the secretary of state where it pow reposes as law in full effect. since it carried the emer- gency clause.
 New House Bills
 The following new bills were intro duced in the house:
 House bill Iss, by Mr. Barry amend