Arizona republican., 1922-03-11
Legislature Disposes
OF Demands OF
State University
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marketing was favorably reported
after considerable unexpected opposi-
ton, This bill is in terms similar
to the bill recently enacted by con-
gress. In the course of the debate
Senator Sims suggested an amend
ment to include labor organizations
in the immunity granted farmers and
others dealing in their own products.
The amendment was defeated and a
roll call made necessary on the mo-
tion that the bill do pass, resulted as
follows; Ayes: Gull, Eddy, Hedriek,
Lines, Macmillan Saunders. Scott,
Stoddard, the PRESIDENT. Nays:
Claypool, Curtain, Larson, Morgan,
Schleimer. Sims-6.
The house bill abolishing the Ari-
zona Resources board was taken up
but on the motion OF the president
1t went oyer.
No new business was taken up in
the house. First readings were given
to several senate measures, Two
more of the bills repeating continu-
ing appropriations We're pa ssed and
sent to the senate. Senate Bill Is
the last OF the Industrial Congress
constitutional amendments the one
amending the initiative and referen-
dunn provision, was referred as was
the senate bill authorizing the fin
ing OF the rate of interest OF per
cent on state warrants.
The select committee appointed by
the house to consider senate concur
rent memorial No, 5, addressed TO the
englnemen and firemen urging the
selection of Tucson as the site Of a
hospital for tubercular members of
the order reported an amendment to
the resolution, substituting "some
point in Arizonar for Tucson" !" This
amendment would have destroyed
all the beauty of the resolution in
which special tribute was paid to the
Ancient Pueblo in such glowing Ian
guage as seldom warns dry legisla-
tive documents, The resolution had
been introduced into the senate by
Mr. Goodell who is q rather reserved
railroad official SO that some wonder
was expressed at his lyric flight.
Explains Resolution
IT. J. X. Mcbride was given the
privilege of the floor to explain the
resolution, He. gave history of the
movement for the hospital which ne
said had been in progress for at least
two years. The order had investi-
gated various sites In the southwest
and ii had been definitely decided
that it should be located either at Ell
Paso or Tucson, so that IL 1t were
placed in Arizona anywhere, 1t would
necessarily be in Tucson. No reso-
luton could change that purpose.
Mr.. Mcbride said that he had been
requested by members OF the order at
Globe to prepare a resolution urging
the acceptance OF Tucson and done
so, putting the resolution into the
hands of the senior senator from
Pima who is thereby exonerated Of
the crime of peesy in connection with
this matter.
Following the statement of Mr.. Nc
Bride, a motion BY Mr., Gale OF Yava-
pai who had headed the attack upon
the resolution, that the report of the
select committee be disregarded and
that the resolution In its original
form be adopted. was acted upon.
The resolution was then sent TO the
governor who approved it. At the
same time the governor approved
Senate Joint Memorial No. urging
the Indian agent at San Carlos to
rescind his order against the admis-
sion of campers to the reservation
previous to July ID.