Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-22
THE LEGISLATURE

 able that they will get down to real business until the message from the governor is received. Governor Campbell has informed both branch es through republican members on the floor that he will deliver his mes sage tomorrow afternoon. A joint session of the two houses will be held in the house room for the pur- pose of receiving the message.
 Speaker Peterson announced the following committees and stated that the other committees will be am nounced later:
 Printing-John P. Gull, chairman; F. E. A. Kiniball, Rosa Mckay, Charles T. Francis and Nellie NJ Hayward. Appropriations-Glen L. Coffee, chairman; J. w. Sullivan, w. D. Del bridge, c. w. Barrows, w. J. Flood, A. J. Eddy and J. w. Richards RULES-Mr. Speaker, chairman; Joseph H. Lines and A. J. Eddy.
 Public LandsLW. c. Bowman, chairman; NJ. A. Perkins, Joseph H. Lines, J. w. Richards, Harry Jen- nings, C. w. Lillywhite and J. w. Sullivan.
 The senate was in session but a short time and adjourned over for the day. It was in session long enough, however, to receive a com munication from the state auditor announcing that there is an unpaid printing bill of $63S72 left over from the special session of the last legiS- Iature. the appropriation from that session having been deficient to meet this bill He suggested that provis- ion be made for this bill in the ap- prbpriation bill for the present legis- Iature.
 A communication was also recelv- ed from the attorney general an nouncing that his office was at the disposal of the legislature in the mat ter of assisting in the framing of the appropriation and other bills.
 Mrs. Mabelle Graves, formerly of che office of the governor, was an nounced as secretary to the president of the senate, and the following list of attaches was announced by Sena- tor Hugh Campbell, chairman of the patronage committee:
 Assistant secretary, P. J. Farley. Reading clerk, H. A. Davis.
 Assistant sergeant-at-lirms, ]. L. Byrnes
 Doorkeeper, J. C. Evans.
 Assistant doorkeeper, J. R. Keene. Journal clerk, Mrs. Leroy Ladd. Assistant journal clerk, William Mahoney
 Enrolling and expressing clerk, Mrs. May Belle Craig.
 Assistant enrolling and expressing clerk, Mrs. Mildred Brewer.
 Secretary to the president of the senate, Mabelle Graves.
 Postmaster, Katherine Armour
 Assistant postmaster, Lillie Olney. Bill clerk, Mai N. Freeman.
 Assistant bill clerks, Winifred Cooley and Louise Chase.
 Mailing clerks, Marie Garrett, Gladys Walker Katherine Mcdonald. Committee clerks: Lucille Pearson, Mrs. w. " Zellich, Mary Fitzgerald, Zella Halterman, Selma Geyler, Ethel Loose, Mrs. Lucy H. Gass and Mrs. Ernest Hall.
 Pages, James O'Neil, Leon Egner. Watchmen, Tommy Howard, Geo. Stokoc.
 House Employees.
 The following were recommended by the patronage committee and elected:
 For chaplain, Rev. w. s. Buchan- an of Phoenix.
 For journal clerk, Mrs. Edna Cor bett of Phoenix
 Enrolling and expressing clerk, Miss Flora Lacy of Pima.
 Doorkeeper, C. T. Mcintyre of Graham.
 Page, H. R. Stephens of Pinal
 Janitor, T. A. French of Gila and Nohave
 Verbatim clerk, Miss Fannie Me Intyre Of Santa Cruz.
 Stenographers, Miss Agnes Berre- go, Miss Ruth Palmer of Maricopa aud Miss Eleanor Dunne of Yuma. Postmaster; P Aepli ef Maricepa. PHOENIX, Jan. l5-Pointing out as the duties of the representatives of the people of Arizona, the new and complicated problems brought about by the almost too-sudden peace, Governor T. E, Campbell to- day presented his message to the legislature. embodying many Prac- tical points on the conduct of the state during the period Of recon.