El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-10
for 343 prisoners during the first year
and $50 the second
RemOvoT of Reform school.

Grant and $4,000 for maintenance,
covering a period Of two years. At
present the cost Of maintaining the
school is $4,000 a year
One of the important recOmmenda-
lions Of the report is that home be
established for feeble minded and cpl
lepic persons at Fort Grant and that
$4,000 be appropriated to maintain it
for two years
If an asylum farm Of 800 acres is
secured as is contemplated, the cost
Of maintaining the asylum can be re-
duced O,0O0- If the farm and the
home for the feeble minded are es-
tabHshed, $50, 900 viii be needed for i'm
prOvements at the asylum and $4,000
for maintenance If they are not estab-
lished, $4,000 will be required for i'm
prOvements and 100000 for mainte-
nance The improvements cOntem-
plated are an ice plant, new equip
ment in the kitchen and enlarged dor
mitOries.
Among the suggestions in regard to
the asylum are that the name be
changed to Arizona state hospital"
that a residence of one year be requl-
site TO admittance, and tnat eacn
paroled patient be under the 1urisdlc-
ton OF the superior judge Of his cOun-
~ for six months
Would Remove Pioneers.
The board OF control suggests that
buildings be fitted up at Fort Grant
to take care Of about IS pioneers The
improvements viii cost $1,000 and main
tenance $1,000. At the state pioneer
home. in Prescott, $500 will be needed
for improvements and S2S,o00 for
"a. a bond issue OF s25O.OOO. based
on the LOG, 900 acres granted Arizona
under the enabling act to erect legis-
lative. judicial and executive buildings,
is recommended, to build a new wing
to the capitol
The university Of Arizona. VIII need
$780, 600 for improvements and $16S,000
for maintenance.
Three thousand dollars is the amount
desired for improvements at the agr1-
cultural experiment farms, and S58,Z1O
for maintenance Most OF the $4,000
viii be spent in purchasing additional
land for the Yuma date orchard
20 Help the Fair.
The board advocates allowing the
state 1a1r commission S6U,OUO 1Or per
manent improvements, principally an
exhibit building, and $4,000 for the
maintenance Of the fair during 1913
and 1914
At the Flagstaff normal school, i'm
provements that viii cost S125,00O are
desired, and $4,000 is required to
maintain the institution The improve
grounds, a girls dOrmitOry, enlarge
ment Of the boys dormitory, and a
heating plant.
The Tempe normal needs $4,000 for
an Industrial arts building, two cottage
dOrmitOries for other betterments, and
viii need S125,OO0 for maintenance.
The board recommends that the i'm
provement appropriation be cut $50, 900
If bonds are not issued
Deaf and Dumb School
Strong recommendation is made that
moved away from the university. A
suggestion has been advanced that it be
moved to Fort Grant, but objection was
raised on the score that the pupils
might associate with delinQuents. If
the school is left at Tucson or moved To
Fort Grant, $21.50O will be needed for
maintenance. II il should be moved to
some other place, where rent is free,
the cost OF maintenance viii be in
creased to $685.
The recommendation made last wear
that a tuberculosis hospital and a home
newed.
An urgent request is made that the
legislature amend the eight hour law
so as to remove the handicap under
which some state institutions are
labOring- At the asylum, for instance.
the law makes necessary a greatly in
creased number Of attendants
When the board of control report
was received in the senate it was re-
1erred 10 the appropriations committee.
CallaEhnn objects.
AudlGor Cailaghan diSSentS from the
report The principal objection found
by Callaghan was in regard to the re-
moVaI OF the industrial school to Fort
Grant. he stated that citizens of
Graham county had assured him the
Quate, and he recommended that the
present reform school building at Ben
son, be repaired
Callaghan's other objection was to the
$4,000 appropriation for working pris-
onerS on roads He reiterated his Oft
expressed disapprOvaI Of the honor
system
Pace introduced a petition signed BY
los Graham county citizens. protest
ing against the removal Of the indus
trla4 school TO Fort Grant He then
produced a letter from Robert Shaw
OllVer, assistant secretary of war, to
senator Henry T. Ashurst, stating that
during the time troops were stationed
az the Tort the water supply was found
too small.
Substitute senate bill No. 10 pro-
Vldlng that the superintendent OF the
pioneer home need not be a pioneer
was passed by vote of ten to eight
after another sharp debate
New Revenue Bill.
A substitute for the general reve-
pue Dill. prepared by the tax commits
sion and introduced by c. b. Wood
was reported by the finance commit
tee This substitute is the result of
many conferences between the commit
tee and the commission
The appropriations committee rec
commended the passage Of Graham's
mouse bill to appropriate 81 500 for
an artesian well in the sulphur Springs
valley. Favorable reports were sub
m1tted by the labor committee on
Hughes's bill limiting the amount Of
interest that may be charged by vase
brokers, and on house Joint resOlu-
ton No 2, endorsing congressman
Raker's Asiatic exclusion bill
Ilight OF Jury Trial
Hughes's bill TO guarantee the right
OF trial by jury in cases Of indirect
contempt Of court was referred to the
code committee with instructions 10
incorporate the idea in the revised
code
Once more the Davis women's regis
tratiOn bill came up in the senate ana I
once more il was sent to conference
c. B. Wood wouldn't stand Tor t-a
house amendment making the women I
giving their ages ana ne had enough I
senators with him TO prevent coLcuI-
renee. All the house amendments " 1
senate bill 40. relating to the uulleS
of registration officers. were coz
Cured in and the measure was sent 10 4
the governor .,- r,~,-fs
When the house returned lne - - -
bill. chief clerk L. +. Sweeung sent d I
polite little note saying that tns ~ an
guaae of the senate in ualSilIt teI,lis \
the bill TO the house was 'lncoLLl - -
with the dignity of your BODY ~ Nv 80
.ug objected to the request lnAI ne -
turn "a clean and engrosse9 CoPS11i /
The secretary was instructed 20 Cs-Il
for IAN euSrossed copy. III '"9 AU-
ture. -.,,.+-
Governor Huut notified the senate