El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
118 BILLS ARE
READY To SIGN
Gov. CampbeIl's Desk Is
Piled With Them; Some
May Be Vetoed.

T
today were lis bills passed by the
legislature and awaiting executive
action. 1t was announced at the gov
ernOr's office that, with the excep-
ton Of one emergency appropriation
measure. none would be dealt with
till next week
Drawing conspicuous attention in
the heap Of measures are the highway
commission bin and the land bill The
former both Democrats and Republf-
cans expect 10 be vetoed. since il
takes from the governor the power
OF naming the highway commission.
one OF the executives objections to
his hands.
The land bill. carrying a provision
providing for 20 year leases and lift
Ing the one section on holdings. is
viewed with considerable doubt bv
many about the capitol corridors and
i would not be a surprise to many il
that fel under the gubernatorial ak.
The List Of Bills.
Included in the list Of bills awaiting
execution are those providing as fol-
lows:
Regulations for contracts OF sale.
One hundred thousand dollars 70 aid
FEDERAL surveys in Arizona for feasible
irrigation projects
Regulations TO govern delinaucnt chill
dren and Increase the efficiency Of the
juvenile courts
Dentistry regulations making more Ieni-
emf the present provisions
Pensions for teachers
Amendments 70 the land code.
Regulations against fraudulent convey
ances-
Prohibiting legislature members from ac-
ceprnE offices created or salaries pro-
ylded for during their terms in the senate
COMMITTEES TO investigate ths possibility
OF establishing state smelter.
Amendments TO the dairy law.
Provisions for establishing town Il
Division OF property IN divorce suits
Regulating foreign corporations
Allowing $500 county scholarships IN the
Regulations governing pardons and pa
roles
Regulations for savings and loan cor
poradons
Classification or cosnties-
Permitting counties TO initiate road bond
elections.
Amending irrigation regulations.
Two hundred thousand dollars TO coop
crate with the federal road bureau
Ten round boxing regulations
Permitting cities and towns TO improve I
state highways within their limits
Creating special road improvement dis
tricts-
Creating highway hoard with two year
100000 appropriation.
Cooperation with federal soldierE' set 4
Element scheme
AppropriatinE fund for Mohave county I
section nf the Arrowhead trail
General Appropriation Bill
Appropriation for Wiliiams-Clarkdalei I
road
Appropriation for ella river bridge on I
Gil be-Solomouville road
Grating board OF directors OF state .
Institutions.
Creating a state budget rysteu.
AUGMENTATION for Oak Creek H-fHrn
Regulating high school cadets AID max
ne an appropriation
A.PPEopTistion FOR state Orphanage-
Appropriation for Florence power line
10 state prison
Giving land commissioner power to de-
-elo7 water IN dry farming districts.
investigate the possibilities OF development
n the state
Appropriation for the girls dornitory
Z the Industrial school.
Appropriation for Colorado river bridge
L Parker II matched by similar Cali
rnia and federal appropriations
Appropriation for superior-1Iiami high
Preventing false representation IN ad-
-ertlsinr
Placing auto stage lines under the cor
lcratlon commission.
Creating 20 year land leases and light
ng oue-section Limit 70 individual holder.
AppropriatinE 80 each monthly FOR the
ducation Of children in isolated districts.
Memorial 70 Washington against Ari-
.ona passenger rates
Memorial urging development Of the
TUNA mesa
Requiring sanitary arrangements IN
meters. foundries. etc
Preventing usury by pzwnbrokers.
Creating method 10 collect automo-i
lie Licenses.
Water code.
Permitting the establishment OF kin
.erEartens IN public schools
Rules Of the road for automobiles.
Esta blishlng part time classes in schools
Placing the names Of candidates for tax
commissioners in the party column OF the
allot-
Placing moving picture making and e1-
hanging under the corporation commits
ion permitting the organization OF power
istricts
Permitting the creating OF county high
'@T commissions
Regret at defeat in the senate OF the
EDUCATIONAL code and the morality bills
-hick passed the house. and satisfaction
the amount OF other constructive leg
latlon which was put through during thei
Z day session OF the legislature were eL-
ressed by a. c Peterson, speaker Of the
ousc-
7 was deeply interested IN the edu-
lti0nai code" said the speaker. and 7
eenly regret that IT failed in the senate
fter passing the house / also hoped for
be passage OF the morality oils sug-
ested by the federal authorities for thei
-Ou the other hand we were able to
srfect surprisingly large amount OF val
able and needed legislation The first
.Ehway commission bill was vetoed by
be governor and a second now is in -
snds. but aside from these we passed
1mher OF read and bridge measures u
insiderable Importance. {
Irrigation and reclamation projects 7
ere treated generously" continued speak S
Peterson +'Ou the whole I an salts I
ed that the legislature did excellent ]
ork in the so days allotted 20 g." ]
Governor to Interview State. 4
That a special session Of the state leg 4
Iature 10 take up road and other i'm 4
britain. legislation Is in prospect was the {
lat given by Gov. Campbell in an inter- c
sW- Tie chief executive also stated that i
3 would make a trip through the state I
the near future for personal tnspec- T
on OF the highway needs OF the different G
'unties and TO ascertain the views OF the +
lople on the method Of appointment OF Z
Ie highway commission
The latter point was that on which the I
Ternur and the Democratic majority in n
.e legislature split in connection with n
ad legislation OF the session Just closed. P
More constructive legislation has been r
Lssed in the session which closed last s
ght than in any other since Arizona s
me into statehood" said the governor. s
Adoption or Budget System. s
Ihe adoption Of budget system also S
marked pending in the right direction S
ID along the lines followed IN other 2
ates- II VIII enable the executive to
esent TO the legislature a trial balance J
the fiscal affairs Of all state insti- J