Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-13

bond issues to be real property hold CTS instead of merely property hol1. CTS was adopted. In the afternoon an. other attempt to confound the bond ing of the state with the extension of the states credit failed and favorable report on the bill was ordered.
 A large number of reports were re ceivod from standing committees. Among them was one reporting back with denaturing amendments the bill for the regulation of the sale of gaso- line. Liberty oil. distillate and other inflammabie fluids used in motor cars cutting out everything except gasp line. There was as unfayorable re- port on the bill abolishing the office of district census marshal.
 Bills Passed by House
 The following bills were passed on third reading;
 Mir. Jones' measure for the inspec- tion of field and garden seeds to pre- vent the importation of plant diseases.
 House bill 3S. providing for the reg istration and licensing of engineers. assayers and land surveyors.
 House bill s9, for the dissolution of special reed districts.
 House bill .S. increasing sharply the penalty for the ofrense of dog pois- oning. Passed. 36 to !
 The only serious conflict on this part of the session arose over house bill 24. relating to primary election ex- penses. originally intending to pro vide that the expenses of candidates for postage. printing and advertising should not be included in the state ments required of candidates relative to their Campaign expenses. The bill had been amended requiring such items to he included. but. providing that they need not be counted against the limit of expenditures fixed by law.
 Divorce Measure Carries
 House bill 79. amending the divorce law by prohibiting the issuance of the final decree until one year after tine entering of the interlocutory decree. was carried with three dissenting votes.
 The following new bills were intro duced
 House bill 102. by Mir Betts. au- thorizing the board of supervisors of Maricopa county to pay the claim of Mrs. Helen Cox. administratrix of the estate of II. \. Cox. Of d claim against, thc county for supplies furnished by decedent
 House bill 1o3. by Mr. Remington. a home for soldiers bill. similar to that brought into the senate by MT Sto!- derd.
 House bill 1oi by Mir. Phillips. max ing an appropriation :or paving the roadways of the Tempe normal
 House bill l05. My MT. Phillips. amending the law relative to the r..- muneration of court reporters
 House bill 1Os. by Air. Perkins, ap- propriating seo.ooo for each the North ern Normal and Tempe Normal to meet the expenses of those institu- tions to the end of the fiscal year.
 House bills 107 and los. relating to the distribution of documents from the office of secretary of state
 An interesting resolution for the amendment of the constitution was presented by Mrs. Bush relative to state and county offices. It provides a new office. that of lieutenant-gover- nor. and fixes the term of it as we'll as those of governor. secretary of state. auditor, treasurer, attorney gen eral and mine inspector at four years. The salary of the governor and chief justice shall be s7.500. and that of the other state offices $500O The terms of county offices are fixed at four years, except that of supervisors, which Is six years. That is also the term of members of the tax commission. A