Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

for the legitimacy Of children of the
divorced persons and adding another
paragraph prohibiting the trial OF a
divorce suit until six months after the
completion of service
House bill "a, the absentee voters
measure, went over until Monday.
Senate bill 81, amending the law rel
alive to foreclosure, was defeated by
vote of to 8, but as a result of a
subsequent discussion of it resulting in
a somewhat better understanding, TINS
vote was reconsidered and the bill was
| referred to the committee on judiciary.
! Similar action was then taken on the
motion of Mr. Larson with respect to
senate bill Sc, relating to redemptions,
which had been passed and sent to the
house.
New Bills in Senate
The following new bills were intro
duced:
Senate bill IA, by Mr.. Lines, pro
viding for the organization of flood
control districts.
Senate bill 145, by the judiciary com
mittee. amending the law relating to
frauds and fraudulent conveyances
Mr.. Woodward introduced senate
Joint resolution No. IL. conveying an
aDpreciation to resident-elect Harding
of his selection of United States SEN
ator A. B. Fall of New Mexico to be
secretary of the interior department.
Late in the day the senate. reverting
to the order of third reading, passed
the bill for the regulation of cotton
gins.
And also. late in the day the COM
mittee on good roads reported BACK
will, a favorable recommendation the
uniform and comprehensive bill for the
| regulation of vehicular traffic Several
amendments, tending to shorten the
! bill, were offered by the committee
and the bin was referred to the com
mittee of the whole.
Among the messages received in the
house from the governor was one IN
forming the house that the executive
had approved the anti-Japanese bill
and transmitted it to the secretary o.
state. where it now reposes as law
in fun effect, since it carried thu
emergency clause The bill not only
: prohibits the ownership of lands in thi.
state by certain classes of aliens, To-
| that was previously prohibited, but
: following the California legislation, !
prohibits the leasing of lands to sucl
aliens.
But since the passage of the bill b!
the senate the Japanese in this com
munity and perhaps in other com
e rnunities have not been so dilatory il
r their movements that grass has grow
: in their trails They have been bus!
. affecting leases, some for two year
: and OInefS lOr 1OuE years 81 tAis'S 80 -
$ will probably be as much land unde
: cultivation by this prescribed race a
there was last year
New House Bills
The following new bills We're intro
I duced in the house:
0 House bill 1sS. by Mr.. Barry. amend
e ing the law relative to purity of cleo
T tons by making it misdemeanor TO
I a film corporation or individual to en-
: force an order prohibiting his or 1t
employees from taking part IN poiltic
8 or becoming candidates for office. Th1
! measure is said to be aimed at an or
d der of the Santa F'e Railroad com
: pany.
I House bill 1ss. by Mr.. wvlie, appro
e priating $500 for the painting of tn
portraits of the speaker of the nous
G and the president of the senate.
$ House bill 165, by Mr. Frazier
: amending the law with reference t
: roads.
House bill 1877, by Mr. Remington
: offering sweeping amendments to tn
e military code to make it crlform 7
federal regulations and to give tn
: solute control.
= House bill 100 by Mr.. Schupp. pro
:. viding for the control of Cave cree
: floods IT appropriates $4,000. condi
: toned upon the raising of three time
d that amount from other sources. tn
lie total to be under the control OF tn
lie state engineer.
" House bill 81, by Mr.. Jones, prov1d
l. ing for cooperative marketing.
II The bill is the model co-operativ
rel marketing bill prepared by Aaro
Sapiro of San Francisco. altered t
$ conform to the provisions of the Ari
sr IONA state constitution. 1t has bee
Endorsed by the national farm bureau
he the department of agriculture, and
$, being generally introduced in all stat
n legislatures where agricultural pro
duction is of major Importance. TIL
e same bill was passed by both house
lg of the Texas legislature this wee