Arizona republican., 1921-03-05
SENATE PASSES
 BOND BILL IN : NIGHT SESSION
Tax Anticipating Bon d Measure Carried After Reconsideration Omni- pus Bill Up In House To- day

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 J-Ihe senate last night, in the first snt session, disposed of several meas hi,, me most important being senate , n i-o providing for the issuance of . .aH anticipating bonds by the state to a"Ne up outstanding warrants of the .nount or a million and a half dollars ,iu 10 provide against a recurrence of .ne situation which makes this legisla ton advisable
 III the afternoon the Republican ma Jorlty Tn the senate rescued this bill rom the perilous predicament in which II mad been left the day before when the adVocates of the bill failed to secure ,ne necessary two- thirds vote to carry the emergency clause. There were 10 votes in it's favor when 13 were re- pulred, and eight against it. Among me negative votes was that of Senator Stoddard. who had put himself on the negative side in order to qualify for offering motion for reconsideration when it was evident that the two thirds vote was lacking.
 Ihat motion was offered yesterday ana carried by simple majority, all mat was required for that procedure The solid Republican vote was cast for It and all the Democratic members present voted in the negative. The "N@>N Step was 10 remove the DurdenlnR emergency clause and that too required oniy majority vote. With that done the bill was laid aside and was re- sumed in the night session and was passed by a vote of 10 to 2, one of the Democratic senators being absent.
 Though not entirely devoid of high lights. the proceedings in the legislature yesterday were very much on the dead level. Nothing unexpected happened There was little routine work in either house. the sessions of both being de- voted almost entirely to committee of the whole work or the order of third reading. Both houses put in long ses- sions and the senate for the first time met last night to continue the order of third reading
 Omnibus Bill Up Today
 Late in the afternoon the omnibus roads bill came out of the house com mittee on appropriations and it will probably be taken up in the commit tee of the whole today. Also, it's fate will probably be known today If the opponents or the overzealous friends of the bill succeed in attaching any of the amendments proposed by the com mittee preparation may be made at once for the obsequies. There will not be a chance in a million that the meas ure will ever be sent from the senate to conference.
 
 committee on appropriations. one o1 them signed by Messrs. Stewart and Schupp. recommending the passage oi the bill in the form in which it was received from the senate. A report by Messrs. Curlee, BarkelI and Knight recommended an additional appropria- ton for the Douglas Rodeo highway ot s50.0O0 and another of $50,000 for a highway from Fairbanks to the Santa Cruz county line. The first named item was in the bill originally and was stricken out on the motion of Senator Sims Another amendment suggested by Messrs. Curlee. McGrath, Knight and Richerson would strike out the item of s50,000 for the highway be tween Holbrook and I1upton and ths substitution for 1t of highway iron kNrinslow to Holbrook and thence soutl Sto the line of the Navajo Indian reser vation. A third report <igned by Mi Curlee would cut off s50,000 from tn $20G.000 appropriation for the Miami Superior road and the application of to highway south from Florence to ward Tucson.
 The senate sent the worlSmens com pcnsation measure on its way by indef initely postponing the federation an the Curtin bills and recommending tn substitute Curtin bill. which provide the highest basis of computation of an measure in the country. There is som question as to the constitutionality ( ~rit however, since in effect it deprlve v k6ndirectly. the working man of his rigf fs, bring suit for damages for person; iirjurs.
 Co-operativc Marketing Act Passed
 On the opening of the house sessic there was read a communication frOl the federation of labor denying that was behind the bill for the creation inc office of immigration commission CT or the contrary stated the con munication, the federation is oppose to it.
 The house in the course of the ds passed the cooperative marketing at Other measures disposed of under Il order of third reading were the follow ing: :.
 House bill 154, amending the la relative to compulsory education, slightly modifying the present law that pupils under certain condltlo nav be relieved of the necessity of a ,endfnr school; house bill 166. appr u,iatinr $500 for paying for the pain ing of portraits of the presiding c ficers of the house and senate: sena hill 50, making approprlatlon TOT pc hitting the state to cooperate Wlen | federal government in the destructl of nredatory animals and injurious I dants- senate bill GA, authorizing | annointment by the governor or | r,ator commissioner to represent | state fin negotiating compact WI
 tha,- states interested, and the natloi government in the disposition Of waters of the Colorado and it's trin
 House bill ITO providing for the Ilsl matizing of all children oi natursl p' onts was brought to the point oL pa' agc having been favoraoly reconiinel
 S hut was withdrawn for slli amendment and was sent to the enr' sas and enGrossing committee
 Approve Flood Control Measure
 Tn the committee of the whole m
 afternoon the bill for the con'Iol VI e
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