Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-20

| of Arizona that too much Attention cannot be given the question of insur- ance against the introduction and dis semination of dangerous insect pests Live Stock Sanitary Laws. In general sense Arizona's laws for the maintenance and healthfulness among the live stock Of che state are excellent and 1 would suggest no
 radical changes. In my opinion. how ever. a system should be devised and set into motion for the inspection
 and testing of the dairy herds for tuberculosis.
 Code Revision.
 Eleven years have elapsed since the revision Of Arizonas statutes Four sessions Of the legislature and a constitutional convention have work
 ed many changes in the laws. en- cumbering the statutes, created con ! fusion, causing uncertainties and ob- structing justice. It seems 10 me
 necessary that there should be re- vision Of the code, and ! trust the
 means therefore will be provided. venture the hope, however. than an economical plan will be eyolyed-a working plan, sans sinecureS. sans AlAtalilfu fhlblhliAfAlEr iOAAHAfilfAiAA7 ing simple, fair service for flair pay.
 New Military Code.
 X modern military code, simplihed. and as nearly as practicable conform ing to the regulations prescribed for the regular army. is advisable Even
 this branch of the service may be
 made more democratic by abolishing
 the stan. and providing for the des- ignation of an officer from the line
 on such occasions as the commander in-chief may desire the services of
 an aide.
 Panama Pacific Exposition
 The Panama-Pacific Exposition
 which opens in San Francisco in 1915 will probably exceed in magnitude and importance any similar under taking in the history of the union. At the St. Louis worlds fair. the Louisiana exposition and other great international events of 8 similar character. Arizona had creditable rep resentation, even while 3 terIttory. In
 the flush of statehood prominence. 1t will not be wise nor stateworthy to
 go backward We should have cred itable recognition at San Francisco,
 and an early determination Of the
 part to be taken in the exposition
 is advisable to the end that a suit
 able site may be secured for the state
 building. The allotment of sites for
 state buildings began on the l4th or the present month. and as it appears to be the evident intention of all of the states to be represented, it would be we'll for Arizona to make an early selection of a site.
 Wise Economy the Watchword. In concluding my recommendations Of proposed legislation, l want to i'm press upon you again and again, the necessity of the strictest economy ! not nigeardliness, but wise, Tar 1 sighted ec0nomy-that economy which takes account Of thorough, systematic ! bushes methods, the providing ol nece ssary but not superfiuous equip ! ment. the adoption or laDor-saFlhS devices, the elimination Of endless and 1 purpOseless routine, the dolnS away ! with ancient ideas of red tape i want you to help me, and want to help you put Arizona s business on a strictly business basis-the basis i 1 run my bushes on, the basis you 1 successful business men run your i business on. ScTutinize every appro- priation bill carefully before you pass i il. and favor only those which bear [ the marks of a wise financial policy, ! while keeping in mind that those
 measures which will inure to the
 growth of their standards of intelli-
 sence of morality and of humanity,
 will in the end prove of the greatest
 financial profit. Be slow to spend
 the peoples money, but do not hesl-
 tate when you are sure that It IS TOT l the peoples good. Exercise prudence
 but not the prudence of the penny | wise. Seek at all times and Tn all
 things. the advancement of the state
 and you cannot go far astray.
 Need for Hard Work.
 Give heed, ! pray you, to the brev-
 itv of this session and the necessity for completing, while the sixty days | allotted still run. the program ot
 masures to which you are speciticai- | ly pledged, those others which are es- sential to the carrying out of the ! principles which have become, for all time. the distinguishing and distinc- [ tive feature of Arizona's political life and such others in addition as your [ wisdom, your experience and your patriotism. dictate. The work will be
 hard. your resting periods brief ana
 your life during the next two months | a strenuous one, but the end to De
 attained is sufficient justification TOT | the effort. Skeptics have said, ana
 are now saying, that you cannot get 1 done in sixty days, but l feel certain that you can, if you will make your | program, Work, work. work The expense of the legislature will
 reach, if not exceed, s700 per day. ]
 do not believe that I will need to name | another argument for the complexion
 of your labors within the allotted time Election in 1912.
 There has been much discussion pro and con, concerning the date ot , the next election in the state and county officers. l deem it the duty oi ! this legislature; deem it the duty oi
 the democratic party represented by a large majority of the members or 1 this legislature to settle this question once and for all. The terms Of the i constitution are confiicting-a connlet ! caused by Arizonas delayed admis- | .fc, ipta tha uniOn-a conflict WHICH