Arizona republican., 1913-01-28
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organization.
 We believe that there are many other matters of public importance in the interest Of the general welfare of this city. which should be taken up by the general committee in ad- dition to putting into effect com mission government at the earliest possible moment, and we believe that { the work of the general committee 1 will be most successful if divided into number of sub committees ] every member of the general com mittce being placed on some special
 working committee. In this way definite results can be more prompt { ly accomplished and we suggest that
 in addition to the charter committee
 fifteen members above referred to, the following committees be created
 Public Utilities Committees, 9 members Taxation COmnittee ....-..9 members
 Paving Commfttee ........9 members school Committee .....9 members { Public Health and Sanitation 1 Committee ............7 members , Park Cormittee ....7 members Election .committee. ......7 members Publicity Committee ......7 members Finance Committee .9 embers Union Station Committee members Transportation Committee members New Industries Committee members
 Municipal Buildings Committee ....... :... .;,..... .,....:: .--.,...9 members Fire Protection Committee members Charity and Public Morals Com
 mittec .... members We believe that d general executive i committee should be created com posed of officers of the general i committee and the chairman of the 1 sub committees. whose duties shall be ! to direct the general work of this l organization.
 1 Prom an examination of the con
 stitution and the primary laws. it ! is evident that by the utmost eNpe ] dition. the proposed new charter can not be in effect and the commission
 CTS who are to execute it, elected 1 before the middle Of october.
 The Following table shows the 1 time which will necessarily elapse | in the various steps of it's progress 1 Date of election of fourteen free { holders. May 6. 1913. The constitution i provides that these free holders shall | have ninety days in which to pre- pare and report d charter: but if the ! charter commftte on this genera
 committee. as above provided has
 ! corrected the charter the work Il
 the free holders will be greatly ia
 cilitated. We believe they should be
 able to report d charter by June |
 1912 The constitution provides tha'
 such charter shall be published fol
 twenty one days. and if published
 promptly. the date of its publication , would close on June 22. 1913. The Y constitution provides further tha | twenty days must e,anse after tho } publication before the election This
 would bring the election for the ap-
 iproval or disapproVal of the charter or about July F, 1913.
 2 Under the constitution the charte' approved by the electors then zoe! to the governor; and we assume that if it has been corrected so q! | not to conflict win the constitutioi ? that he will return he same with hi / Iapproval. within five days or or l abont July r. 1918,
 VI The next step comes under tn @ general primary law. which provide l that in any election sixty days no l tice of primary shall first be given : If such notice were given prompt, 9 at the date the governor returns tn r charter with his approval the prilnal~ : could be held on September t7. 191: < The law provides that these primlarie