Tombstone epitaph., 1918-05-19


of bringing about the often promised
and seldom realized economy in
State Government
Fifth: am for supplemen,ing our
Prohibition law. by proper and ade-
quate legislation. in order that the
same can and will be effectively en-
forced.
Sixth pledge my support to the
end that the Red Light Abatement
Bill. House Bill No 4. passed by the
Third State Legislature and referred
TO the voters on referendum petit
ton. becomes law.
seventh: will endeayor 10 have
our election laws amended and re-
yised In such manner that they may
be clear TO all citizens. electors and
administrative officials Of the State.
Eighth: favor the ratification of
he Constitutional Amendments by
our state OF the nationwide Prohibit
tion and Woman's Suffrage Laws.
Ninth | am for a continuation of
our STATE Highway system and addi-
.ic2al good roads VIII also insist
that the Federal Go, eminent build a
system OF good roads along the south
erH boundary Of the State, the same
being in my judgment a vital mill
,ary necessity for our presen; and
future protection.
believe that the full authority of
the Legislative and Executive branch
s. of the State Government. should be
exercised in the enactment and en-
foIcement OF edaquate laws for the
protection 80 ne and pl 1perty along
the Mexican border
Tenth: favor continued and ade-
quate appropriations for the main
,enance o: the Public Schools and
INSTITUTIONS OF the State. in or,ier TO
keep them up to the highes, standard.
Realizing our total unprepf redness
when entering ';Iis Worlds greatest
,: al WARS. and knowing the necessity
s:Ii .uportanre u specialized train
ing and a,!!":ntages OF same. am in
favor ~ additional appropriations and
revenues for our schools in order
that We may give our boys and girls
vocational. industrial and military
training of the highest order.
Eleventh: As Commissioner to
the State Land Department have
eldeayored TO secure for the State
The greatest amount OF revenue con
sistent with good business policy in
the leasing and sale of the State and
Institutional lands My report TO the
state Land Department will show the
results achieved and I assure you
that feel a great pride in this De
partment OF State. and am in favor
OF a continuation OF the present broad
constructive land policy.
Twelfth: | am for legislation that
will deal effectively with the Pro-
German and those people who in any
way hamper or hinder our industrial,
military and financial efforts TO
speedily and effectively prosecute the
war There should be no temporiz-
ing or halfway measures. Our SOL
dieTs are in the trenches Offering
ih.ir lives for great and noble
cause. and We should as individuals
and officials see that nothing is left
undone and that there. is no in,erfer-
ence in our etfsrts to back them up
10 The limit with our moral. financial
and physical forces and insure US a
speedy and complete victory.
| am heartily in favor of legisla-
ton extending the franchise TO cleo
tors Of the State OF Arizona in the
Military and Naval establishments
OF the United tSaies. wherever they
Slav be stationed.
sambi; the above for your earnest
consideration and ask your support
Respectfully.
w. A. MOEUR.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS