Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-10
BILL IS VETOED
 BY HUNT
Many Sections of Appropria- ation Bill, Passed by the Last Special Session Pruned by the Chief Executive.
HUNT MUST HAVE HIS
 WHITE AUTOMOBILE
Senate Passes Stapley Prohi- bition Bill and introduces Substitute for Houses Blanket Session Expense.

PHOENIX. June 9.-In lengthy veto message. filed by Governor Hunt late today with the secretary of state. he exercised his executive power to set aside numerous provisions Of the general appropriation bill passed by late session Of the legislature, most important of these was his veto of the item which reduced Go Sl0O.00O the appropriation for the general school fund together with his veto Of the provision in the bill which repealed the former statute appropriating $500. OOO thus permitting the old law to stand with the S5OO.0OO amount.
 All of the sections of the bin which repealed the existing statutes were vetoed. He vetoed the item requiring the state game warden to be paid only from funds collected as fees of this office, and the item limiting the travel ing expenses Of the board Of control to S2,0O0 a year
 Hunt Saves His Auto.
 It is from this appropriation the gov. enor maintains the automobile used by him. and by this acts he sas left effective the old statute which. with out limit. permits the board Co draw from the general fund whatever amount may be required for travelling expenses
 Power Line Nuiied.
 There were two items in the bU as sent to the governor. which alarmed him when discovered. and which he vetoed. One was in connection with the prison power line which i'm mak ing the appropriation for this purpose. repealed the paragraph of the old statute providing salaries for the war den and secretary of the state prison In general his given reason for vetoing the repeal sections was that the appropriation bill. if not vetoed, would become a law tomorrow. thus affecting numerous departments of the state by denying them funds on which 10 operate during the balance of June. the new appropriations not being av- ailable until July l.
 1 He declared that such an act on i the part of the legislature was un- constitutional in as much as his call provided that they should legislate only for appropriations for the ensu- ing years beginning July l of this year
 Bryan Won't Explain.
 The Board of Pardons and Paroles is in receipt of a letter from the . Secretary of State. written by Bryan prior to his resignation, refusing 10 give them statement of his reasons for fearing the executions of the five Arizona murderers would cause inter. national complications with Mexico.
 Land Code Considered.
 Aside from the time taken up in discussing the governors veto mes sage, the House found time to get over, in committee of the whole, the unfinished section of the land code, al- though there are several important points which will again be taken be. fore the bill, as ameded, is given a second reading. The provision relat- ing to the manner and cost of the ap' praisal of improvements on public land took considerable time and the House is closely divided on the ques tion of who shall comprise the board of appraisal.
 The bill, as introduced, provides that land commissioner should name two members cf a board and the chairman o,~the supervisors of the county where the land is located shall name the third member. The ap lpraisement should be reported to the land commissioner whose indings were to be final and from which nc appeal could be taken.
 There is a strong sentiment in tht House, and likely to preyas;, that Q review of findings of the board of ap praisers should be subject to review if unsatisfactory to the owner or by , the county court An introduced, two , per cent of the value of the improve ments was to be charged to the owner for apprcisement The House today , cut this to one per cent.
 Blanket Bill Dead. In the Senate the blanket appropri ation bill of the House which failed (Continued on Page Two)