Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-20

{ s(COntlnuPu ETOm rage One)
copa voted once to sustain the gov
crror on the legislative examiner
measure. The next time he voted
to override Francis also switched
en this measure, but just paired his
vote with that of his Maroclpa COLI
league.
Holub, Mavicopa, apparently is
more anti~adninistration than other
wise He was the author of the
landlord lien measure. but prior to
tile governors veto on the bill was
almost soliily an administration sup
orter
Abel, Coahise and Morgan, Pima,
apparently have joined the admin
ictration on highway legislation anh
can be expected to support the gov
ernor on most occasions However.
10th representatives occasionally vote
with the majority. After the senate
I'LL by SutteI Cochise, aholishins
the Huachuca game preserve had
reen passed by the senate yesterday
over the governors veto, it met 8
thorough scrutiny in the house today
and n resulting vote supporting the
governor with is votes cast to sus-
tain the veto.
The so-called "snoopet" bill named
by the governor as such in his veto
message, was defended on the floor
Of the house by Murphy, ella, and
Studley. Pinal. Both asserted that
the measure would prove great
saving to the state and at the same
time afford the next Legislature a
better basis for determining appro-
rriations to the vatious state de-
partments and institutions.
Brooke, Yavapai, majority spokes-
man in the house defended the meas
.ure on the grounds that "it would
provide means for a definite year
around check On the administration
expenditures Of the state depart
mental affairs"
The measure failed to pass the
governors veto on vote, ana
Brooke, who had changed his vote
from "aye' to mo" moved to re-
consider. When the motion to over
ride the governor came up again.
the veto was sustained by one vote.
It win probably he voted on II
third time tomorrow. A third win
today when house Administrations
forces sustained his veto on house
III 129, repeating the continuing
appropriation FOR vocation education.
Tho vote was S2 TO II. rhrty-five
votes were necessary to override,
Holubs landlords lien bill, pro
vidng for the termination Of leases
upon the death or bankruptcy OF
hn unN-
nor's veto, S5 to Is, the exact ma
Iority required.
Four bills caught in the closin='
lam of the suspended regular ses-
sion were brought up for final read
ing in the senate today which also
held hut one session and then re-
cessed until 10 o'clock tomorrow
The measure acted on. by virtue OF
their advancement to a favored place
by the rules committee were:
Senate bill 1876, providing means
whereby the state can enter into
contracts with the Federal govern
ment for The purchase of water un-
der federal irrigation projects. car
ricd, l6 for, none against.
House bill l91, the Van Buren
street bill, which authorizes certain
improvements III II IL OFHlA SuF-
division Passed Is for, none opposed
House bill Is, repeating the refund
clause of the property tax law rev
Vised statutes of 1913. Carried 15
10 0.
House bill 112, which makes its
mandatory for counties TO levy taxes
for the redemption of the territorial
funding bonds Carried Is to o.
The senate passed under suspend
ed rules. u new bill senate bill 1913
by Jones' Maricopa, a substitute
measure for the irrigation bill by
the same author, vetoed by the goN
ernor and sustained in the senate
yesterday. The new measure does
rot have The emergency clause anc
provides for puhlic instead of private
sales of irrigation district bonds.
The committee of the whole sem
ate disapproved house bill 1913, ap-
Dropriating $3.00O for the relief OF
Mrs Rose Bush, whose daughter
former student at the Tempe Teach
ers' college, died in the Tempe hos
pital
No action on guhcrnatorial vetoes
was taken by the senate today que
to the absence of president Wnsor
and Senator Waters, Mohave. Both
are majority members and their vote
would have baen essential on some
measures.