Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
MEMORIALS ARE ApeRoveo:
 MitNER VOTES AGAINST s,es-

ftoENiN. Jan. lA.-The house of the Arizona legislature today approy. ed. with but one dissenting vote. a Jo'h' memorial to President Wilson and congress. urging action to bring about an international understanding m favor of disarmament or a limita ton of arinaments. The one negative Q vote was cast by Representative Dana Milner. Cochise county. who did not explain his attitude The memorial was proposed by Representative C. K. Pishon. Maricopa h recited that the world was staggering under burc-r | of debt and requested that encourage ment he lent Ia any movement that had For its object the relief Of the world from the weight which ever in- creasinc armament imposed The memorial was put to debate on mo ton of Representative ]. C. Phillips. Maricopa.
 The house also voted approval of senate joint memorial No. I. urging recognition of the Mexican govern ment under the administration If President Oregon. 1t had already been sanctioned by the senate, h the house. there were four negative votes. those of Representatives F. F. \. Kimball, !. II. Kinney. !. F. Nc Grath and Ira h. Rickerson. Explain ing his vote. Representative Kimbali of Tucson said he favored the recoG- milton of the Mexican government bat opposed the practice or bringing in legislation which would get the leg islature now here and would not affect il.e objects aimed at.
 The bill appropriating for the relief of d Prescott company in connection w,th supplies furnished the state pio- ,I4ers home was favorably reported by the appropriations committee and also ny the judiciary committee.
 New eiiis introduced
 The judiciary and agriculture com E,it,ees. which had been considering Representative Nellie Bush's bill to make cotton gins public utilities re turned unfayorable reports for the reason that the bill had been destin- ed to give way to a substitute meas ure containing the emergency clause. The substitute bill was then reported fayorably.
 Similar favorable reports were made by the judiciary committee on two uniform legislation bills, one relating to proof of statutes and the other to dispositions taken in foreign juris- diction
 The Prescott relief bill and the uni form legislation measures were then approved hy .he committee or the whole house. Mrs. Bush presiding. New House Bills introduced Today
 Follow:
 House bill No. I9. 1y Remington. prescribing certain class exempt from examination tc practice medicine ui- der reciprocity arrangement with oth CT states.
 House bill No 20. by Biirk. pro iibiting use of school houses foI seminary work" meaning teaching by others than regularly employed teachers
 for relief of Claud Sharpe for injuries received while working m construc- ton of the west wing c- tae capitol.
 Senate Bills Introduced Follow:
 Senate bill No. 19, by Eddy. amenI- ing the civil procedure with reference to interrogatories designed to limit the number of them to be addressed where one or more issues Or fact are joined.
 Senate bil! No 20 by Eddy. relating to changes of venue from justice courts.
 Senate bill No. 2l. by Curtin. pro vidine platoon system for firemen in towns of 500G population or over and for vacations and promotion.
 Senate bill No. 22 by Curtin. mak- ing it a felony for employers to de- fraud miners Of their wages and fix ing the maximum penalty at one year in state prison
 Senate bill No 23 by Sims. amend ing the improvement act of 1912 SD that in case Of contract for paving avountjup fo S2D GOO or more, an as