Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19
Highway Bill Veto
Upheld In the House
Continued from Page One)

majority was necessary to pass the
bill over the executive veto, or Il
total of 80 votes.
The vote ofllows:
TO override: Alien, Boville, Brooke,
lush, Carr, Cowperthwaite. Co&on,
Crawford, Finch, Griffin, Harmon,
Holub Jones, Cochise; Jones, Pima;
kimball Mccormack, McQuillan,
Morgan, CocnIse; Murphy, Nelson,
Norton, Norviel, Ormc, Oxsheer, Pat
ton, Perkins, Peters, Pickett, Rhodes,
kosenbaum, Rogers, Slirher, Studley,
Wsener-total "a.
TO sustain the governor: Abel
Decker, Francis, Gibbs Hamblin, Ivy,
Kennedy, I.uduen, Lynch, Mahon.
Morgan, Pima; McBrayer Mckee,
Newton, Old, William total 16.
Absent: Kent and walker.
The major controversy between the
legislature having been settled at
least for The time being, the senate
convened while the house turned it's
attention 20 other hills, passed in
the regular session Before tho recess
tallen March 1S, and subsequently
vetoed by Governor Hunt, With no
members absent the senate heard the
Wills, Pinal, anpropriatng $4,000 to
the Arizona pageantry association.
the reading of the governors veto
message on senate bills 81 and so.
The former introduced by Senator
jones, Maricopa, provided for amend
ments to the irrigation CODE while
Sc was introduced by Senator SUIT
ter, Cochise, abandons the Huachuca
game preserve in Cochise county.
Upon motion of Senator Golfer,
Apache. the irrigation measure was
made the special order of business
for 4 O'clock. A vote on the Hua-
clluca game preserve adjustment
found the governors veto over
ridden with IA ayes and 4 noes.
Senator Kimball, Graham, not vot-
ing. The negative votes were Bettwy,
Golfer, Joyner, Nelson.
When the. Jones irrigation bill
game up for n vote at o'clock the
governors veto was sustained. The
measure carried the emergency
clause The five negative votes were
Tettwy, Golfer, Joyner, Kimball, Mel
son. Willis voted with the majority
on both the Huachuca and irrigation
measures.
Senator Jones reviewed the irriga-
tion BILL stating that when passed
originally in the senate hut one
. negative vote had been cast. Sem
ator Golfer said that he had investi-
gated .the bill and while for the most
part he believed it to be a good
BILL" he was inclined to disapproye
the clause which you'd eliminate
~ j..
ton projects. over in the house
the governors veto was sustained
oil house bill T22, which sets up a
fish and game code and establishes
a commission form of administra-
ton. However, in turn his action on
house bill rs, which abolishes the
motor vehicle title law, was over-
ridden 35 to Is, with Kent and
Walker absent The house also
overrode the gubernatorial mo" on
house bill III, providing S19,42G46
relief TO Smart Gore and company
Fired to audit the highway depart
lnent under Campbell, republican, ad-
fniniStration. The vote was 40 for
overriding, 10 against and two alb
sent.
Despite the overriding of several
measures in one house or the other,
the administration forces usually
managed to sustain the governor,
losing but two major tits during
the afternoon. The first came on
house bill 80, providing for the es~
tablishment OF farmers mutual fire
insurance companies. The house
voted to override the veto Sc to Il
and four absentees.. The senate i'll
turn passed the bill unanimously over
the governors disapprova1:
Both houses voted to override the
governors action on house bill So
establishing colony for mtnor
rnental detectives at Tempe. The
house vote was 40 to override, 10
against and two absent. The senate
vote was Is for and four against.
After a spirited attack that led to
personalities on the floor of the house,
that body voted to make house bill
IL, providing, for the repeal of the
withstanding the governors veto tc
the contrary. The vote was to
override, 3J; to sustain, is; absent, 2.
Those voting negatively were A5en.
Boville Bush, Gibbs, Holub, Ivy,
Kennedy, 11uuuoH, I4NHCH, NllIlOIl,
Morgan, Pima: Mckee, Newton, Old,
Williams Absent: Kent and Walk
er.
| When the bill reached the senate
the first break in the majority's vote
was made Senator Akers, Maricopa,
moved that the bill be made the
special order of business for We'd
nesday at II o'clock. This was op-
posed by Wylie, Cochise, who de-
mandcd Immediate action.
Upon roll call Senator Akers voted
tc sustain the governor. The mega
tive vote in the senate. follows;
Akers, Bettwy, Golfer, Joyner, Kim
i.all, Nelson and Willis. The mega
tive vote on the Smart, Gore ana
company relief bill in the house fol-
lows:
Boville, Gibbs, Hambln, Ivy, Ken
ncdy, Iudden, Lynch, McBrayer, NC.
I1ce, Old, Williams
The measure is expected to pass
in he senate tomorrow. 1t does
rot contain the emergency