Williams news., 1909-03-27

ard for money aQvanceu to lair, making the illegal branding of cat tie felony; an act to prohibit in Arizona; prohibiting saloons within 600 yards of nor nal school; providing for the in- sentence of persons convicted of crime and for the sus- pension of sentence in certain cases; to encourage construction of rail- roads in Arizona.
 These laws became effective with out the governors signature:
 Providing for appointment by sheriff of deputy rangers: placing clerks of district courts on salaries; making license for foot peddlers $75, wagon $2OO quarter.
 Following bill were passed over the governors veto:
 Repeating ranger law; repeating public examiner law; educational qualification bill; anti boleto bill; reimbursing Mauk and Robinson $500; providing for segregating
 black and white school children
 where more than 8 attend any dis
 trict, optional with trustees; pro-
 piding for justices of peace to act in
 cities and towns as police judges.
 Following vetoes were sustained:
 Relating to easements on mines;
 relating to use of typewriters in
 recording county records in record
 ers' offices; regulating powers of
 railroads; licensing theatrical at
 fractions and shows; increasing in-
 terests on deposits of public funds
 from 1 to 2 per cent.
 These resolutions and memorials
 were passed:
 To construct a $2OO,OOO bridge
 across the Colorado river at Yuma :;
 authorizing teachers of the territory
 to participate in Carnegie teachers
 fund; to negotiate for Mexican ter
 ritory south of Yuma county; to
 appropriate $50OO for preservation
 of San Xavier mission; providing
 appropriations for Yavapai, Pima
 and Coconino railroad bonds in
 statehood bill; to grant right for a
 scenic railway through Grand Can
 yon reserve; to instruct Indian de- partment to movements of Indians
 to west side of Little Colorado river. The amount provided for main tenance of territorial institutions for next two years is $5O1 ,OOO, an increase of $12O,OOO over two years ago, divided as follows:
 Insane asylum, $110,O00; re- form school $44,oOo; prison, $115.- } GOO; Tempe normal school, $SO,OO0; l. Flagstaff normal school, $35, 1000: University of Arizona, $71,OOO. f For improvements these sums l amounting to $239. 400, were appro' l priated, being $S3. 100 less than the } improvement bill carried two years f ago: Territorial prison, $6O, ,OOO; in- l sane asylum, $1O.0O0; Normal school at Flagstaff. $10,O00; Nor. : nal school at Tempe, $1 5000; Uni 5 versity of Arizona. $23.OOO; Pres : colt Pioneer home, $25,0OO; other : appropriations for the years 1909 B 1910 were: Territorial auditors sal 3 ary, $4SOO; salary territorial treas t ure, $5OOO; salary citizen member g board of control, $4SOO; salary oi s private secretary to governor,$36OO - salary judges supreme court. $20,' : GOO; salary assistant librarian t $120O; publication of proclama : tions and for rewards, $360O; gov s ernor's office expense, $2OOO; au @ ditor's office expense, $3OOO; treas g urer's office expense, $3OOO; sub 3 scriptions to territorial papers, $500 . expense territorial curators, $500 l territorial museum, $2OO; salary - deputy clerk supreme court, raised f from $500 to $24OO; expense clerl ] of supreme court, $2OO; pay of leg 2 islative clerks and attaches, $10 n 7O5; portraits of president ane . speaker, $1O0; assistant journa t clerk, for preparing journal for pub