Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
INSPIRATION
 BILL |S ENDORSED
 BY STATE SENATE
Oovernor's Reorganization Elan Approved-General appropriation Bill Intro duced In House


 duced In House
 Governor campbens civil adminis- aeion Dill, known on the calendar as senate bill 125. last night received the endorsement of the senate in the com mittee of the whole by almost parti- san vote. In order that it's safety through the senate session may be as- sured the emergency clause was re- moved. This and other matters apper- salning to it occupied the committee Tor nearly two hours.
 it was expected that there would be a hlsht session. There had been an agreement as to that by the Republican senators, the hour of the meeting being uxed for o'clock. The motion for the night session was offered by Sena- tor Stoddard, but it transpred that Mir Burton had other fish to fry. The call or a song recital last night was louder ana he said that he was not a party to the agreement for the night session. The Democratic members had other than musical reasons, for not wanting to put in the night.
 On the defeat of the motion the sen ators resumed their grind and kept at It until senate bill 125 had been recom- mended to the senate for passage. Some minor amendments were made to
 
 Interference with the general structure of it.
 This is known as plan number 2 pre- sented by Governor Campbell in a. special message to the legislature a month ago in joint session which was also addressed by former Governor Lowden of Illinois. responsible for the installation of that plan in his state. It involves no changes in the constitu- ton. But it puts all activities, except those prescribed by the constitution, under the direct control of the gover- nor.
 creates Eight Departments
 There are created eight departments and in these is centered the work Of, at present, g. commissions and boards. Each department is under the control of director appointed by the gover- nor. The bill also takes away the state tax commission, which was created by an act of the legislature, but it cannot reach the state corporation commission, a creature of the constitution.
 There was another split on party lines in the senate in the morning when senate bill 126 failed of passage.l That bill authorizes the state to issue tax anticipating bonds running one year and bearing interest at not more thar eight per cent to take up outstanding warrants to the amount of about a million and half dollars which are now De1nR K1Ie0 dDOut tne country De- cause the funds against which they were drawn are empty. Governor Campbell had arranged with Los Ange- les capitalists to take them up on the terms described. and the arrangement was expected to meet similar situations they might arise.
 There was some partisan opposition to the bill from the outset though no good reason was ever offered why it <snould not become law. Its passage was recommended by the whole com mittee. But as an emergency measure it contained the emergency clause re- quiring a two-thirds vote.
 It failed of that on third reading yes terday morning. receiving only 10 of the IS votes cast But the 10 votes in its favor were not the 10 Republican votes of the senate. Mr. Stoddard voted in opposition to the bill and MT. Lines for it. With these exceptions the vote was a strictly party one.
 New Bills In Senate
 The following new bills were brought into the senate yesterday:
 NSenate bill 159, prescribing the sale of marihuana. Such bill had been 1assed but it was vetoed by the gover- nor on the ground that the prescription was so sweeping that it would prevent the use of cannabis indica as medl- cine. The new bill is framed to meet the governors objection.
 Senate bill 160, by MT. Wilkinson, for the yalidation of the last Maricopa county highway bond issue of s4,500.0O An attempt to advance it under sus- pension of the rules produced another fslt between pr. Sims and the presi- dent.
 Senate bill 1e1, by the appropriations committee, for the relier of the Arizona Eastern by the appropriation of s1T74.6l in payment of a claim which by some oversight was not presented within tho statutory time.
 Senate bin 162. amending the edu- cationaI code so that school district; ,,ov accept bids on non-par bonds.
 On assembling in the afternoon th' aata went into the committee or th' whole and took one after another ln' various doctors and dental bills ih' committee was addressed by pnysi <ian as to the former and by H. $. Me S-i-,s,rv as to the workmen's compensa ton bills which are before the senate rrh.ro were three of the latter, the f1rs bv MT. Curtin, copy or the NeVao' 1aw another one having the supper of the Federation of Labor ana a sup ol l...,ta . In his address, MT. McClusl1. ss.ad . distrust that on account O t ,aar approach of the end or tn s.;on if would be impossible to SC c,1re legislation on this 1suDJect anu II .,rred the appointment of coInmlsslol sn which all clements snoulo pc Iepi' ' 10 1nVeSlSotc s.aEIre for future legislature.
 The chiropractic bill which had pee
 rded was recommended TOT pass The amendment forbids % %ehlro
 rtors to assume the title or doclo odvertise themselves as doctors. or r,,e rS medical bill providing for recl ..citv was also reconnle.i.lI1Ieu ..II caS ~ pSsa9e. as was the dental oIll. 1eii th ~osIT all of these measures lowel eol ehl
 S rbicb members of these proIes D for several years have been sue
 as,,,I in keeping up. ,.,, star the disposition or tne woth .is
 Al. compensation Legislation oy ,,,r un men endation of the substitute 2, cur m rsc1iIiIt hiIi the senate took up the t, c1vii ,nf nf tin DIT, p,,tion bill and kept at that unt min nas disposed of a little al'er o'clock. A.. R;II Introduced
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