Arizona republican., 1919-01-15

> INT resolutions. Alr. EddN proposed
to the constitution was
brought in and when it was proposed
to waive the reading OF it except by
number and title, objection was made
to this waiver by Mr. Galhraith. one OF
the new members He was supported
by Mr. Nyne Of Yavapai. The older
mcmhcrT insisted on the customary.
time saving procedure, saying that
there would be abundant time and OPP
portunity in the committee of the
whole to consider the bill and that in
the meantime the printed copies of it
would he in the hands of all the mem
lTrs. The old system prevailed.
Complains Of Pamphlet
The bill. beside extending the credit
of the state to S30,000.00o for the con
Struction Of roads, outlines in gen.
oral way how the money may be OK
pended and safeguarded. but the au-
thor is not welded to any particular
plan and is willing to listen to sugges
tons for amendments in this respect.
He stated that the measure would be
considered at a good roads meeting
shortly to be held in this city.
The Business Of the day having been
practic.Iy concluded, Mr.. Galbraith
rose to complain of certain pamphlet
he had found on his desk on his return
after the noon hour. 1t stated, among
other. things. tAat the Campaig.
against venercal diseases should be
continued and that the soldiers on
their return should be accorded the
same protection that had encircled
them during their stay in the army, tC
the end that rehabilitation might not
become Generalization. Nj. G4lbraitf
believed that though this literature had
probably been put into circulation with
the best intentions in the world, it was
Of a debasing character and an insult
to the returning soldier.
Literature Remains
His position was vigorously at
tackled, chiefly by Mr.. Nyne of Yava-
PAL. himself a soldier of the Spanish
American war. q Rough Rider, who
said that he had observed the raVage!
Of vcnereal diseases in that war anC
the lack of care for the soldiers after
the war. Moreover, this literature ha(
been put out by the public health serN
ice and was quite proper
Mr.. Galbraith had concluded his re
marks with a motion that the attache!
of the house be instructed to proven
the placing upon the desks of mem
berS any documents of any characte
which were not destined for them il
the regular course of business. Thi
motion was defeated.
The house adjourned until 10 ocloci
this morning. It's recess at the morn
+ ing session win be taken to oclocl
/ when the governors message will b
presented to both houses in joint ses
sion.
/ The senate session was conclude,
before noon and an adjournment wa
+ taken until 10 o'clock this morning
The principal business was the an
nouncement of the following list 0
attaches:
Senate Attaches
Assistant secretary. P. J. Farley.
Reading clerk, H. a. Davis.
Assistant sergeant-at-arms, J.
/ Byrnes.
Doorkeeper, J. C. Evans.
Assistant doorkeeper, ]. +. Keene.
Journal clerk, Mrs. Leroy Laid.
Assistant Journal clerk, Wilmae Ma
honey.
Enrolling and engrossing clerk, Mr.:
May Belle Craig.
Assistant enrolling and engrossin
clerk, Mrs. Mildred Brewer
Secretary to president, Mabel
Graves.
Postmaster, Katherine Armour.
Assistant postmaster. Lilly Olney.
Bill clerk. Mae \. Freeman.
Assistant bin clerks, Winifred Coole
and Louise Chase.
Mailing clerks, Marie Garrett, GIady
Walker, Katherine Mcdonald.
Committee clerks: Lucille Pearson
Mrs. W. V. Zellich, Mary Fitzgerald
Zolla Halderman, Selma Guyler. Eth
Loose, Mrs. Lucy II, Gass, and Mr.
Ernest Hall.
Pages: James O'Neill. Lean Egner.
Watchmen: Tommy Howard, Georg
Stokoe.
Janitors: Elias Williams, Ere
Gardner.
Fixes Their Pay
The senate also fixed the pay of II
attaches, a formality that has not y
engaged the attention Of the hous
The per diem of the secretary will
81: that of the assistant IS and tn;
Of other clerks 50.
The senate received Il cOmmunics
ton. and Il similar one was transmitte
to the house from Attorney Generi
Jones and State Auditor Boyce, tn;
they were now prepared to assist ii
legislature in the preparation Of II
general appropriation bill. The con
munication was referred to the con
mittec on appropriations.
MesSrs. Wilkinson, WinSor and Clay
pool were appointed a committee
notify the governor of the organizatiC
of the senate which then adjourned
10 o'clock this morning.