Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-03
SCHOOL FUNDS
 ARE T0O SMALL
Law Committee Finds That Only 5000 Was Given by State for Purpose
 Last Year
NEW MEXICO SI3,OOO.

REVIEW BUREAU, ROOM, j. Western Union Bldg, Phoenix. April 2 According to the ruling of the at- torney general. it will not be neces- sary for new bills introduced. which in part repeal old bills to set forth anything except the language of the old bill as to the sections repealed; and not repeat the entire statute. with old and new matter in addition. when the same are presented for passage. There had previously been confusion on this point
 When the concurrent resolution was introduced into the senate thanking friends who aided Arizona in ob- taining statehood" Senator Hub tell of Apache asked that the names Of President Taft, former representa- tive Cameron and Frank Hitchcock be included. The minority in both houses were of the same opinion. The democrats were not Thus Arizona of iiciaily declares who are and who are not it's statehood friends.
 Hunt Keeps Pen.
 The pen used by Governor Hunt in signing the commissions Of the first | United State senators from Arizona has been given to Vernon L. Clark of Phoenix, and the pen used by the gov ernor in signing his first bill passed | by the legislature has been retained ! by the executive himself II was pre- sented to him by personal friend, 1 Herbert Robinson. The governor was ! visitor at Tucson Saturday at 1 tending meetings of the board Of re- gents of the state University. and returned here Sunday. Upon his re turn he arranged for another musicale | to be given the asylum inmates. at which several performers from Phoe- nix theatres appeared. The eccentric dancing ol one of them amused the inmates so much that repeated en- l cores were demanded
 Money for Schools.
 A school law committee Of the State Teachers association mas found while in session here that New Mex ico, under Territorial government. gave her state school system s13,000 l for last year but that Arizona only ap- propriated $S,000 for the same pur- pose They will ask a liberal apprO- priation for the needs of the office | from the state government. The mem ! hersnfp attending is composed or l MdIlNthS Ol CIlIC -NDi AiieAis Aia- brook of Bisbee Bloome of Northern Normal, and State Supt. Case and ! Stabler of Phoenix. both eX-oficio. Panama boosters for the 'exposi- l ton at San Diego have been here in ! force and Tuesday the San Francisco | bunch will arrive. Gover.Or Hunt, II 1 is said, will not recommend any ap- i urupriat:on for these purposes, leav- ! iny u Io the will of he legislature. 1 President Cunnin is against any big
 appropriation but some members of 10th houses. however. favor adequate mineral exhibits for both eXpositions and appropriations for this purpose
 are likely to pass and be approved by | Governor Hunt.
 Osborn Does We'll
 ] Secretary of State Sidney Osborn IS
 hew.ng to the line in all matters ot
 economy, and has prepared and sub
 mitted detailed lists of vitally nee
 essary expenditures in his depart ment. Until the legislature acts, there
 is no law appropriating any moneys whatever for the conduct Of his office,
 not even his own salary, except the | salary of s125 per month which IS al lowed an assistant secretary He es' inmates the preliminary expenses oi his department from the time Of hls taking charge will be SJ,O53.fO co June 30. 1912, and that for the next twalve months the amount needful