Armories and Armory sites; authorizing cities and towns to purchase.

Home Co-operativeCompanies; providing penalty for violating laws relating to.

State Industrial School; abolishing the office of Assistant Superintendent of.

Public Buildings; requiring that doors be so constructed as to open outward.

Kisselburg & Schmidt; authorizing the payment of the judgment of.

Divorce; providing for in case of insane husband or wife.

Supreme Court Justices; fixing the salaries of.

Superior Court Judges; fixing the salaries of.
State Loans; providing for the negotiation of new
loans when inadequately secured.

High School Boards; relating to; providing method
of handling school funds by County Treasurer.
Cotton; defining the duties of persons engaged in
the storage of.

Taxes, Inheritance; repealing the law relating to.
Elections; relating to the qualifications of persons
entitled to vote at; and providing that residence up-
on Indian reservations by wards of government shall
not be deemed residence.

Medicine; relating to the practice of, and providing for reciprocity certificates.

Officer; providing punishment for false impersonation of.

Officer; providing for indemnity bond for protection of.

Elections; relating to precincts of; limiting the number of electors in election precincts.

Assets Held by Fiduciary; authorizing the deposit of for safe keeping, without written consent of surety.

Highways, Public; providing for the protection of property on.

Taxes; lien for inferior to mortgage to State.

Articles of Incorporation; relating to the publication of.

150. Cox, Elliott,

Motor Vehicles; to protect the title to, and prescribing the duties of the Secretary of State with respect to the issuance of licenses for.

Judgment, Lien of; providing for vacating of upon execution by judgment debtor of a supersedeas bond.

Bridge; appropriation for the construction of at
Amado, Santa Cruz County.

Public Utility Districts; providing for the organiza-
tion and government of.

Highways; relating to the use of Motor Vehicles and other vehicles on.

Corporations; requiring payment to stockholders of twenty-five per cent of earnings.

Board of Directors of State Institutions; relating to, and providing for publication of minutes of proceedings in a newsper located in the State.

Adoption of Adult; providing for.

Billiard Tables; to regulate the keeping of for profit.
State Examiner; emergency appropriation for.

Corporations; providing for the dissolution and pun-
ishment of for performing or failing to perform cer-
tain acts.

Municipalities; extension of police powers for a distance of one mile outside of corporate limits.

Municipalities and Counties; providing local improvement by (a municipal improvement code). Mines; for the protection of persons working underground in.

Cattle; an appropriation for the eradication of scabies of.

State Veterinarian; providing for the appointment of, and fixing salary.

Marriage and Divorce; relating to, and prescribing oath to be taken by applicant for license to marry. Tobacco Products; providing for license tax upon.

Attorneys' Fees; allowance of for services to executors and administrators.

Compensation of Public Officers; a proposal to Favour, Hardyamend the Constitution so that the Legislature may Smith. increase the compensation of members of Boards whose terms are not co-terminus.

152. Hardy.

153. Hardy. 154. Davis.

155. Elliott. 156. Moore.

157. Colter.

Highways; providing for the completion and construction of certain; providing for the raising of revenues for (a general highway bill).

Motor Vehicles; pertaining to the taxation of.

Highway; Burro Creek-King Mine Road, in Yavapai
County.

Blue Range Game Preserve; description of.

Legislative Budget Secretary; creation of office of. Water; relating to; proposing an amendment to the Constitution defining the public waters and prescribing conditions with respect to the appropriation and the right to the use of.

158. Donnelly and Workmen's Compensation; relating to, and creatElliott. ing an Industrial Commission.

159. Donnelly and Workmen's Compensation; extending to employes Elliott. of State; a proposal to amend theConstitution for such purpose.

160. Donnelly and Special Election; calling of; for submission of cerElliott. tain amendment to the Constitution.

161. Davis.

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State Senate; providing a basis of representation in.

SENATE BILLS-RECORD INDEX

1. Introduced Jan. 13 (S. J. p. 24); referred to Committee on Judiciary Jan. 14 (p. 42); reported "do pass" Feb. 24 (p. 285); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 24 (p. 285); recommended "do pass with amendments" March 6 (p. 424); reported by Committee on S. R. and C. with amendments March 9 (pp. 469-70); second reading March 9 (p. 472); third reading and final passage March 10 (p. 510). Passed, ayes 14, noes 4, not voting 1; signed by President March 11 (p. 438).

House Action: First reading March 12 (H. J. p. 558); second reading March 12 (p. 560); referred to Committee of the Whole March 12 (p. 560). Died in Committee of the Whole.

2. Introduced Jan. 13 (S. J. p. 24); referred to Committee on Judiciary Jan. 14 (p. 42); reported "be indefinitely postponed" Feb. 24 (p. 285); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 24 (p. 285). Died in Committee of the Whole.

3. Introduced Jan. 13 (S. J. p. 40); referred to Committee on State Institutions Jan. 14 (p. 42); reported "be indefinitely postponed" Jan. 30 (p. 107); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 30 (p. 107); recommended "be referred to select committee" Feb. 4 (p. 124-5); referred to select committee Feb. 4 (p. 125); other action Feb. 19-26 (pp. 230-309). Indefinitely postponed Feb. 26 (p. 311).

4. Introduced Jan. 13 (S. J. p. 40); referred to Committee on Suffrage and Elections Jan. 14 (p. 42); reported "do pass with amend

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5.

ments" Jan. 23 (p. 68); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 23 (p. 68); recommended be re-referred to Committee on Suffrage and Elections Jan. 27 (pp. 86-7); other action Feb. 2-6 (pp. 118-137); reported by Committee on S. R. and C. with amendments Feb. 21 (pp. 261-66); second reading Feb. 21 (p. 267); third reading and final passage Feb. 25 (p. 301). Passed, ayes 19; signed by President Feb. 25 (p. 301).

House Action: First reading Feb. 26 (H. J. p. 363); second reading; referred to Committee on Efficient Government Feb. 27 (p. 379); reported "do pass" March 2 (p. 392); referred to Committee of the Whole March 2 (p. 392). Died in Committee of the Whole.

Introduced Jan. 14 (S. J. p. 42); referred to Committee on Education Jan. 15 (p. 48); reported "do not pass" by majority; "do pass" by minority Jan. 29 (p. 100); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 29 (p. 100); recommended "be indefinitely postponed" Feb. 3 (p. 120). Indefinitely postponed Feb. 3 (p. 121), ayes 13, noes 5, not voting 1. Other action Feb. 5 (p. 135).

6. Introduced Jan. 15 (S. J. p. 45); referred to Committee on Judiciary Jan. 16 (p. 50); reported "do pass with amendments" Feb. 24 (p. 286); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 24 (p. 286); recommended "be indefinitely postponed" March 10 (p. 494). Indefinitely postponed March 10 (p. 496).

7. Introduced Jan. 15 (S. J. p. 45); referred to Committee on Municipalities Jan. 5 (p. 45); reported "do pass" Jan. 15 (p. 48); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 15 (p. 28); recommended "do pass with amendments" Jan. 16 (p. 52); second reading Jan. 16 (p. 52); third reading and final passage Jan. 17 (p. 54). Passed, ayes 19; signed by President Jan. 17 (pp. 54-5). House Action: First reading Jan. 19 (H. J. p. 58); second reading; referred to Committee on County, Counties and Municipalities Jan. 20 (p. 66); reported "do pass" Jan. 22 (p. 75); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 22 (p. 76); recommended "do pass" Jan. 22 (p. 97); third reading and final passage Jan. 22 (p. 80). Passed, ayes 46, excused 1.

Action by Governor: Transmitted Jan. 23; approved Jan. 26 (S. J. p. 86).

8. Introduced Jan. 15 (S. J. p. 45); referred to Committee on Judiciary Jan. 16 (p. 50); reported "do pass with amendments" Feb. 24 (p. 286); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 24 (p. 286); recommended "do pass with amendments" March 9 (p. 464); reported by Committee on S. R. and C. with amendments March 10 (p. 499); second reading March 10 (p. 504); third reading and final passage March 11 (p. 543. Passed, ayes 17, not voting 2; signed by President March 11 (p. 546).

House Action: First reading March 12 (H. J. p. 556); second reading March 12 (p. 559); referred to Committee of the Whole March 12 (p. 559). Died in Committee of the Whole.

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9. Introduced Jan. 15 (S. J. p. 45); referred to Committee on Finance Jan. 16 (p. 50); reported "do pass with amendments" Jan. 29 (p. 99); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 29 (p. 99); recommended "do pass with amendments" Feb. 4 (p. 124); reported by Committee on S. R. and C. with amendments Feb. 10 (pp. 158 9); second reading Feb. 10 (p. 160); other action Feb. 17 (p. 205); third reading and final passage Feb. 18 (p. 221). Passed, ayes 19; signed by President Feb. 18 (p. 221).

House Action: First reading Feb. 18 (H. J. p. 304); seconnd reading Feb. 18 (p. 304); third reading and final passage Feb. 18 (p. 305). Passed, ayes 38, noes 2, absent 7.

Action by Governor:

J. 232).

Transmitted Feb. 19; approved Feb. 19 (S.

10.Introduced Jan. 15 (S. J. p. 47); referred to Committee on Municipalities Jan. 16 (p. 50); reported "do pass" Jan. 21 (p. 61); referred to Committee of the Whole Jan. 21 (p. 61); recommended "be referred to Committee on Judiciary" Jan. 23 (p. 67); substitute bill reported "do pass", referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 3 (p. 123); recommended "do pass with amendments" Feb. 7 (p. 142); reported by Committee on S. R. and C. Feb. 12 (pp. 174-5); other action Feb. 12 (pp. 175 6); second reading Feb. 12 (p. 177); third reading and final passage Feb. 16 (p. 196). Passed, ayes 18, not voting 1; signed by President Feb. 16 (p. 196). Other action March 12 (p. 576). House Action: First reading Feb. 18 (H. J.. p. 300); second reading referred to Committee on County, Counties and Municipalities Feb. 19 (p. 310); reported "do not pass" by majority; "do pass" by minority Feb. 25 (p. 350-1); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 25 (p. 351); recommended "be indefinitely postponed" March 10 (p. 509). Indefinitely postponed March 10 (p. 510). Other action March 11 (p. 514-18); third read and final passage March 12 (p. 561). Passed, ayes 41, noes 6.

Action by Governor:

Transmitted March 13; approved March 24.

11. Introduced Jan. 16 (S. J. p. 49); referred to Committee on Banking and Insurance Jan. 17 (p. 53); reported "be indefinitely postponed" by majority; "do pass" by minority Feb. 5 (p. 132); referred to Committee of the Whole Feb. 6 (p. 132); recommended "be referred to select committee" Feb. 12 (p. 177). Died in select committee.

12.

Introduced Jan. 16 (S. J. p. 49); referred to Committee on Appropriations Jan. 17 (p. 53); substitute bill reported "do pass" March 10 (p. 508); referred to Committee of the Whole March 10 (p. 508); recommended "do pass with amendements" March 11 (p. 531); other action March 12 (pp. 545-556); sec ond reading March 12 (p. 561); third reading and final passage March 12 (p. 571). Passed, ayes 15, not voting 4; signed by President March 12 (p. 571).