Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

shall make an allowance of $50 a month to each scoutmaster. and for that purpose an appropriation of $S400 is made.
 The committee of education reported on the nomination of D. W. Hudson to be member of the board of regents. commenting his confirmation. Un- der the rule, that matter went over un- til today.
 The next to the last step was taken by the senate with reference to senate bill 63, which has been the subject of fierce dispute. That is a bill proposing an amendment to the constitution per- hitting the issuance of bonds for roads and other public improvements to 4 per cent of the taxable valuatio of the state pr. Sims renewed his motion for the 'steenth time for the reduction of the limitation to ? per cent and that was agreed to. and the bill was sent to the committee on style. revision and compilation.
 New House Bills Several new bills were introduced in the house as follows: House bill 126, by Mir Neal, to de- clare wild horses and burros public nuisances and ordering their destruc- 1 tion
 | House bill 127, by MT. Kimball, fixing l the levy for the support of the uni yersity at 16 cents on each s1Oo. l House bill 12S, by Mir. Mccullough, a revival of the old Kinney bill" for bidding the employment of deaf and dumb persons and those who cannot | understand and speak the English lan- guage In hazarous occupations, House bill 12s, by MT. Jones, pro- 1 hibiting the use of tobacco by teachers i in the public schools and for the pur- poses of the bills. defining the univer- sity and normal schools as public l schools.
 House bill 1so by Mir. Phillips amending the law with reference to the declaration of homesteads and providing for the notification of cred itors.
 The following bills were passed by the house on third reading: The bill to permit absentee voting; the bill iproviding for the distribution of su- ipreme court reports: the bill author izing the investment of sinking funds and the bill for the taxation of sales ol gasoline. MT. Scott's senate joint reso- Hutton for the investigation of a site for a girls industrial school also wa. passed.
 House Afternoon Session
 The afternoon session of the house was taken up with a meeting of tn, whole committee in which the follow ing measures were disposed of:
 House bill 12, providing for the re, lief of Claude Sharpe, appropriatins $500O to pay a judgment secured b. Sharpe against the state for persona injuries indefinitely postponed.
 House bill 9S for the relief of stat officers by making provision for tn payment of those whose terms are no CO., terminous with the end Of the veal lost.
 House bin 116. providing for a ga
 line between Phoenix and the Temp normal school. indefinitely postponed
 House bill 99, for the relief of Eal
 Matteson, making appropriation fo payment for his services as bee in
 spector tabled
 House bill 190, providing for the pur
 chase of a site for a poultry expert
 ment station near Glendale, unfavor
 ably reported
 House bill 24, for the control (
 Cave creek floods, tabled
 House bill 79. appropriating $309 fc the publication of session laws of thre legislatures, favorably reported.
 Both houses adjourned to 10 o'cloc lthis morning.