Arizona republican., 1915-06-10

1 pctitIon TWO uayS ago, and 1t was stated yesterday that they would de- vote their efforts to accomplish all the changes desired at the present l extra session.
 item or items appropriated placed ! his veto on the provisions repeating the statutory appropriations men toned in the following sections:
 Sub division 10 of Sec. l, relating to the assistant to the attorney gen. eral, and subdivisions 12, fl and Is 1 relating to expenses of this depart ment
 Subdivision 56 of Sec. 1, relating to the publications of decisions of the supreme court.
 Subdivision 57 of Sec l. relating to the citizen member of the board of | control, and sub division 5S relating | to the printing of official reports. Subdivision 72. of Sec. l. relating to the salary of the state chemist Subdivision "A. relating to the sal ary of the state engineer, sub division v relating to the per diem of the state bar examiners, sub division IS relating to the salaries of the Ari- zona commissioners of agriculture and horticulture, the state entOmologist and his secretary, the commissions assistants, inspectors and other em- ployes.
 Subdivision 79 relating to per diem and expenses of the state board of dental examiners.
 Subdivision S2, relating to the travelling expenses, extra help of the state historian.
 Subdivision s4 relating to the sal ary of the secretary and expenses of the sheep sanitary commission.
 Sub-division S6 relating to the maintenance, up keep and repair of the state capital building and grounds
 Sub-division S7, relating to ele- mentary training in vocational pur- suits in normal and high schools.
 ub-division SS, relating to the sal ary of the state and law and legisla- tive reference librarian.
 Subdivision 90. relating to the ap- plication of fees received by the clerk of the supreme court while being ap- proved as to that part which makes the above mentioned fees available for use in the maintenance in the state library is disapproved as to the limitation cutting off all statutory appropriations for the library.
 SS, TeldIlnS 10 the care and education of defective students in the deaf and dumb department at the University of Arizona.
 Section relating to the mafnten- ance of the Arizona state fair
 Section relating to the deficit while being approved as to the item or items of money therein contained, is disapproved as to the provision that more than 100 free passes during any one year.
 Section : relating to the deficit in the maintenance fund for the pio- neers' home.
 Section 8, relating to the construc- tiOn. repair and maintenance of pub lie highways. roads and bridges
 Sub Sec. "C,'' Sec. IT, relating to the construction of the power line from Sacaton to the state prison
 Sec. 35 relating to the maintenance of bureau of mines at the University of Arizona.
 Sub Sec. 8 of Sec. 43 relating to the construction of sewer connections at the state industrial school.
 Two Sides of the Question
 Members of the legislature who framed the bill, and who were instru- mental in securing it's passage hold that the veto power of the governor is limited by the constitution to items carrying appropriations. and that he could not veto the sections repeating the statutory provisions for the school fund, the state land commission, the state tax commission and the Ma tional Guard of Arizona. The govern or on the other hand holds that the legislature exceeded its limits in at tempting to repeal statutory appro- priations, and that the manner in which these were named in the bill, by title only, was in violation of the constitution. It is the belief that be- fore the legal questions involved are decided, that several of the state de- partments will be embarrassed for want of funds to continue their work