Arizona republican., 1912-05-25
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(Continued from Page One) pay the expenses of the special ses- sion
 The total amount of the appropri- atons is S25.ooo The regular ses- sion used up 25o.o0o and lasted 6o days. So # will he seen there i> provision in this latest bill to pay the freight for 20 daVs And in all probability that is about the length or time that will be required to do the work. IL is difficult to see how Ii can be done in less unless the IawsmithS attend more to strict busi- ness and less To conversation than they did during the regular session. The appropriation is split up as follows.
 Salaries of members. &Il.34o.
 Salaries uf employees SS26o.
 Mileage of members. S2&0o
 Contingent fund. $2o0o
 it uaz be mentioned also that tho h.l earries an emergency clause. meaning that the public peace health -and safety are ar stake and that the uil win talk. effect immediately after it- approval br the governor.
 Quite q number oI bills were hsnd- ed to the clerks of the two house. y,~t,rdaN and are now travelling the nay toward the haven of enactment rr the guiIotine. as the case may be. In the house there was a new bill introduced by the committee on roads .,ul hIghHays. providing for the rogu- Iatiou of motor vehicles The bill. and all th5e. following were referred to committee.
 There was another bin providing for the publication of the reports of the supreme court This was by Represent tative Bail
 Another by Jacobs authorizes the cs- tabushnent of q board of control This i- perhaps the most important meas arc introduced in the house thus far. t provides that there shall be a board of control. consisting of the governor, auditor and secretary of state. which shall have fun charge of all state in etitutione except those devoted to edu- cational purposes. There is also pro vision that the officials constituting the board shall choose a secretary at q salary not to exceed $25G = month and other n=csssary minor officers. The ~ecretarr shall give bond in the sum or S500a
 The principal duties of the board. as set forth in the bill, are as follows
 IT shall formulate rules for govern ing the Institutions under its control: provide for the purchase and distri- button of supplies do all necessary advertising for the purchase of artic- les whenever q sum in excess if $1O0 is to be expended. let an contracts for the state printing. purchase supplies for state offices under a system of competitive bidding: and shall be the sole judga If an matters pertaining tO the conduct of the inmates in the i'm stiwuons under it's control
 Tho bll requires the secretary, as soon as possible after his appointment tn make a complete inventory of all property belonging 10 the state, with the exception of the public lands, and to prescribe for the use of the heads Of departments of the state institutions suCh blanks, forms and books as may he necessary to their use. And it is further required that all officers and heads O. departments furnish estim- ates of necessary supplies whenever required
 There is also q provision that the officers constituting the board shall re- "eive no compensation except their necessary traveling expenses.
 There was another bill introduced by Brooks, providing for the supervision and examination of banks Then there was the joint resolution by Whip pie already referred to and which met an untimely fate at the beginning of its bright career
 In the senate also there was some introducing, for the most part con- sistng of the reintroduction Of meas ures thar had been at least partially considered at the regular session. They Were as follows:
 4 bill relating to state roads and bridges.
 Another providing for a state tax on gifts and legacies.
 \ bill relating to dependent and de- linquent children
 A bill creating a boulevard district, this being a duplicate of the Wood bill introduced at the regular session.
 \ bill relating to pandering.
 bill providing for the publication by newspapers of the names of their owners, stockholders, manager and creditors