Arizona republican., 1922-03-09

race, the rainbow end of many gol-
den dreams; prize in turn OF imperial
Montezuma, Of naughty Spain, OF HI
dalgo's patriotism, and of free Amer
lea. il became first a railroad town,
then a mining center and distributing
point, and finally an agricultural
community OF unlimited resources. 1t
is a division point on the transconti-
mental railroads, Arizona's gateway to
the sea Because of its climate, its
surroundings it's history, it's sacred
places, and the far famed hospitality
OF its people to the strangers who are
It's guests, Tucson offers TO this pro-
posed institution an ideal location for
the accomplishment of the purposes
of it's establishment as has been
proven by the thousands Of cures
effected among the health seekers
congregated there from all parts OF
the world"
This ought TO settle It, II Is not
believed that there is anybody In
west Texas who can SO color word
painting of the Pass City. And then,
lGl Paso, with its winds and dust, is
no place for a tubercular hospital,
anyhow
Mr.. Saunders introduced Senate
Joint Memorial No. 2. relative TO the
admission Of visitors to the San Car
los Indian reservation. Formerly he
said the camping season was allowed
TO begin on June !, which was con-
temporaneous with the beginning Of
the fishing season. But the agent OF
the reservation has issued a ukase
that there will be no admission of
camping parties before the middle of
July, which is also the middle of the
rainy season. The purpose OF the
memorial is to secure Instructions TO
the agent to modify his order.
House Bill No. 10, the Jones bill.
abolishing the office Of immigration
commissioner, was received from the
house and sent along its regular
course.
Banking Code Reported
The voluminous banking code with
various amendments was reported
from the committee with many
amendments. Senate Bill No. %, the
classification Of counties bill. was re-
ported and sent TO the judiciary COM
mittee to determine It's status with
respect to the eligibility under the
governors call.
In the committee of the whole the
senate took up Mr.. Larson's inher-
itance tax bill and considered IL
through two sessions. Its provisions
were cApldlnNu DE ht. INdIcOU Wut,
in the afternoon, was asked for COM
with those of other states. Pending
the receipts OF that information the
bill remains with the senate.
In the afternoon session OF the
senate Senate Bill No. 81 for the re-
peal OF House Bill No. SO OF the reg
ular session relating TO the public
debt and revenue was favorably re-
ported by the committee OF the whole.
IL was stated in support OF the meas
ure that what had been attempted to
be done in House Bin No. SO had been
accomplished in Senate Bill No. IA,
which had already passed the house
and was ready to be sent to the gov
ernor.
Senate Bill No. IS, proposing TO
submit the constitutional amend
ments to the people at the time of the
state primaries rather than at the
general election was also favorably
reported. Similar action was taken
on House Bill No. II, authorizing the
board of supervisors OF Maricopa
county TO transfer temporarily $125,-
900 from the county highway fund 10
the Cave Greek control fund.
House Bill No. Is was then taken
up. This is a bill for the abolition OF
the Arizona resources board. At the
request of President Wilkinson IL
went over
At noon an open hearing was given
on House Bill No. 2. Mr.. Kimbalrs
bill for the amendment OF the I'm
provement act by including a pro-
vision for bidding on alternative plans
for street o wing. At present when
the majority OF the property owners
of district or a frontage 10 be paved
sign a petition for certain type Of
paving, bids for no other may be
received by the city council or COM
mission. The amendment provides
that when the paving OF q district
has been agreed upon. the govern
ing body shall advertise for bids on
alternative plans Within Is days