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Arizona +, z|ol,ngIas Legislation, 49,.
Washington, Jan. 19. radSgeeiaAiA
The following bill hassbeen ma M
troduced in the senate sPgN gs senaI
tor Meyer of Montana. sRThatathG
secretary of the interior belso ssaat4YF ssaat4aYF
he is hereby, authorized and 'ddg
rected to deliver to the governor
OF the State of Arizona, upon the
admission as a state into the uni
on of the Territory of Arizona,
for and in behalf of said state. all
OF the furniture and furnishings
now the property of the United
States and at present in the
capitol building at Phoenix, and
which have been purchased from
time to time under the authority
of an act.
Schools for Indians
By Senators Owens of Oklahoma.
To enable the secretary of the
interior to carry into effect the
provisions Of the sixth article OF
the treaty of June eight, eighten
hundred and sixty-eighth, bet
ween the United States and the
Navajo Nation or Tribe of Indians
proclaimed August Twelfth eighte
en- hundred and sixty-eight.
whereby the United States agrees
to provide school facilities for the
children of the Navajo Tribe Of
Indians, the sum of Wo hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary.
is hereby appropriated out of any
funds in the treasury not other
wise appropriated. In earring out
the authority hereby conferred
the said secretary may expena
said funds in his discretion, in
establishing day schools and ia.
dustrial day schools, tribal habits
and climatic conditions bein.s
considered, suitable for the et.-
ucation of said Indians.
Donates Money Too
Mr.. Myers also introduced tt G
following bill:
"A bill for an act to authorize
the secretary of the treasury ~
pay to the governor of Arizon:
for the use of the State of Arr
zona, IN the furnishing of is
capitol building. the unused ba-
lance of the sum appropriated fol
the purpose of defraying the ex
penses of the constitutional COZ
vention of said state, and certain
elections.
BE it enacted by the senate
and house of representatives alrs
the United States of America ii,
congress assembled.
That the secretary of the trea-
sury be and he is hereby auth.
rized to pay to the governor of
the State of Arizona, upon II e
admission, as a state, into tie
union. of the Territory of Ar
zona, for the use of said State Il
Arizona, in the furnishing of lis
capitol building. any and all III
used balance of the sumo of oLr
hundred thousand (1000, 000) dol
lars, now remaining and uneN
pended, heretofore appropriate
under an act entitled An act Il,
enable the people of New Mexico
to form constitution and st;t
government and be admitted in'e
the union on an equal footil :.
with the original states. and L,
enable the people of Arizona t.
form a constitution and state goA-
ernment and be admitted ilto
the union on an equal footil g
with the original states, approx
ed June 20, 1910; which said ;p-
preparation was for the purpose