El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-10

yuma BoLn are DellocI'lLs- -s-l1.
Bush's husband is ferryman at Par
Some Proposed Bills
Through the corporation commits
sion IL Is said number OF bills VIII
be introduced, among them being
biz TO extend the commissions Juris-
diction. another for amendments 20
the insurance code. another in rela-
ton to the blue sky law another with
relation 10 defunct corporations
The tax commission VIII offer a
bill providing for an amendment 70
the Inheritance tax The fourteen
county assessors are 70 offer bill
amending the automobile license law
censes direct. Now licenses have to
be purchased from the secretary Of
Good Roads Measures.
It is considered certain that there
viii be some legislation proposed in
the matter of roads. The defeat OF
the highway commission initiative
measure by common vote at the last
election has Induced its supporters
to try the legislature as last act"
All Initiative and referendum
measures voted on last fall were
defeated A number OF these
proposed laws viii come up in
one form OF another during the
present session.
1t is possible an attempt viii be
made 20 amend the pardon board law
70 provide for a board appointed
rather than made up OF elected state
officials.
State treasurer Earhardt viii ask
the legislature TO do away with the
5 per cent interest limit and permit
the treasurer to make an interest
rate up to per cent at the option
OK the governor, the auditor and the
treasurer
Many Amendments.
The livestock sanitary board viii
seek change in the law concerning
cattle rustling and ask for additional
inspectors. The bee interests are
anxious for a change IN the law gov
erning their industry. They want the
bee inspector eliminated and the in
spection work placed in the hands OF
the state horticulturist
An effort viii be made to amend
the state land code. It is reported
as certain there will be Consider
able health legislation" A number
health bills were defeated at the
session and out or these, it is
I'D, come several Of the proposed
And-Tobacco Bin.
An effort viii be made to Introduce
an anti-tobaccO bill. This bill Is said
TO have the support Of anti-tobacco
people throughout the state.
4 comprehensive automobile bill
VIII be introduced here as well as in
- states OF the union In an effort 10
Bits on uniform legislation are
now in preparation. One OF these
provides for the law in declauatorv
Judgment which has been in use IA
Use --,s-as % I I9d 20 years and In Ger
Wilkinson Senate President.
me decision OF the Republican ma
gorlty in the senate to seat Harry B.
Wllkinson as president had been ex-
pecleu. YET was not assured till a
conference was held IN the office OF
ne governor late Saturday afternoon
mere nad been more than sugEes-
non OF Fred Q. GOodel. OF Tucson.
ana CelOra II. Stoddard the latter
the second senator from Waricona
county But both withdrew Saturday
afternoon and the meeting. with an
harmony and no bad feeling. went
Of organization
The decision IS considered q very
nappy one Wilkinson is president
~ lne FnoeniX Title and Trust COM
pe1$. trained lawyer. especially
sHllleq IN land litigation. and OF two
terms experience In the senate n
9oLn terms ne has been minority
I4oor leader, winning the esteem of
ne democratic members BY his mn
tallilE fairness and cousfderatfo
Eo0del also has had four vea-s ~
senatorial experience and nroha hrv
VII succeed 70 the floor Ieaderghir'
- p = rallroad man. connected with
We arizona Eastern offices at inc
SON. bringing his professional frafr7-
ing Into legislation, notable IN az
Isl sessions for the careful and 49,
curale record kept by him ~ ~.
progress OF an bills. Stoddard fs eo-
ol me late Isaac T. SfoddarT ~ 49,
time secretary Of arizors f.--i.,, o--s
4lq IS in the Incorporating business
rms is his first appearance Ia pnbTi~
office. IA P1'ii-
Incline to Economy.
a
lle5n members Of both houses az Il,
1..-- accord with the suggestion az
IoF. campbell that the vV0rT- 81 fF7s
session be expedited to the lsrresf
Jis-i-ss Iosslble and that the session
lls ~ E ulsh itself by Adjournment
Wen before the end OF tie 60-5ev
- atom In this there is assent
ron many Democratic levis1.r---.--
49, also is movement TO ref
long with as few clerks as noqsffr.
IN the interest OF econor- e-i ),
appoint only clerks Of ca1abf7ff-- g.
me legislative work There has 49,
: swarm OF applications. however -
-, 5i-l--g On the Democratic SIDE
$500. ,--l ls being expected to furnish
.ssl-lll 21rary employment for abouf IN
~ ser Ks who have been dfs1Taoai
3. tle capitol by the advent 81 fbe
Il. -tlllcan state administration.
r,-LL happens that the session fe .b.
- sllce statehood in which ne
i-.l ocrats, in both houses have -
nau enough votes to ore--i,5. ~
ITlessure the vetos Of the execnfY,-,.s'
ne ne percentage OF Democrats bse
49, decreasing with each eavqir--
US oelng the fifth. Thus far 49, ~.
s - osen no intimation Of anvtbi1~
~, ~ harmony between the nafori-5,
~. ~ minority in each house o., h, - ~
n r.s,5s ar. erecting, the executive. The
ne-ffe Inc Is declared the best. in botb
l-ILeS- ever known in Al A-f-c-,.
The Legislative NraI-eu,
Inspection OF the roster ~ -. L.
80 - uIe SHOWS the senate Pe1r1b15c.5,-
~ ~ one and the house Democrsfi.. ~ !,
-iis same margin Here Is TIE fiet.'s
-.llecne county-Senate-
- " gers, r, St Johns. Houee- - -
~ lall- r., Hunt -'-
6, e-o-llse county-Senate- Dr. w %
T29l l..llll, D. Bisbee; John P. cur n
lore T. Cobbs. D., BIsbee- $500 ~
~. lslcl, John J.. NcCullourh. d 49, -
~ ~ lnlrd district, Howard RarI,aiT' y
u arren5 fourth district. Arf511- - -, -,
zee Zee D. Douglas; fifth distric4 49, u =
=, 3 re. D. Douglas; sixth disfricf Ps -
?. kre3s. D.. Tombstone: seve5f5 t ~
-ri ~ Dana T. Miner. ri. Bov-fs- us