Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-23
GOVERNOR SIGNS 31 SENATE BILLS;
 MANY STILL LEFT

nor CdmpDeu ySStefOdy made quite i a dent in the pile of 79 senate bills ! up to him for consideration, consider ing and signing total of 31 during the day, though he has not as yet tackled the house bills, 46 in number which makes a total of 125 bills that were rushed through in the closing hours of the legislature. and sent to the governors office
 The official axe has not as yet de- scended upon any measure. Literally hundreds of telegrams, mostly from the smaller cattlenen. are descending in showers upon the governor. asking him to veto the land bill which has not yet been acted upon.
 One of the most interesting bills signed by the governor yesterday was Substitute Senate Bill 19, to create a board of directors Of state institutions anu doing away with the commission of state institutions IL provides for an appropriation of s25.OG0 a year. the amount thu; Governor Campbell announced that he deemed sufficient for this work. in his campaign speech II the Y. Nj (. 4, stadium last fall The president of the board will re- ceiye salary of s4.S00 per year. the purchasing agent the same amount and other clerical and general hep will have their salaries fixed by the board. The new arrangements will not go into effect until July first.
 Other pills signed by the governor yesterday were:
 Senate Bill Number 3. providing for creation Of county highway boards, their employment Of secretary and ne oessary engineers
 Senate Joint Memorial Number 6. requesting railroad rates in Arizona that are enjoyed in other states.
 Senate Joint MemoriA Number :, to the Secretary of the Interior, asking for action looking toward the reclama- ton of the Yuma mesa.
 Senate Bill Number 3S division of property in divorce cases.
 Senate Bill Number 49. relating 70 1 liens of hotel keepers Senate Bill Number %. regarding scholarships at the University. Senate Bil Number .6. providing for resignation of elected official in case Of recall.
 Substitute Senate Bill Number s2. teachers pensions.
 Senate Bill Number g., to prevent misleading advertisements by invest ment companies.
 Senate Bill Number 93, relief of Alexander Rcssi, meals provided for state prisoners.
 Senate Bil, Number s4, s2oO,0OO ad- dition to road funds.
 Senate Bill Number 105 quaIifca-
 
 Senate Bill Number 1l5, appropria- ton of 5000 10 participate in Inter- national Farm Congress.
 Senate Bill Numberr I24. relief Cal ifornia School Of Deaf and Dumb, for Arizona wards.
 Senate Bill Number 1So. regarding scholarships.
 Substitute Senate Bill Number 13i. amending the motor vehicle law. Senate Bill Number 135. the tax levy bill.
 Senate Bill Number 194. funds to rebuild girls dormitory at Ft. Grant. Senate Bn Number 13S, relief of Leo. M. Cloud.
 Senate Bill Number 90. budget bill. Senate Bill Number 1sS, providing for road from Superior, Pinal coun- ty. to Miami, in Gila county, and ap- propriating $10G,0O0 for building same.
 Senate Bill Number 176 for relief of state engineer on account of items to $372s5 expended by Ben Pearce, an employe Of said department from the imprest fund.
 Senate Bill Number 1Ss for relief of Ohio restaurant, Williams. $s955. Senate Bill Number 162, creating the Arizona Resources board. Senate Bill Number 1ss for the re- lief of Standard Oil company s225.s0. Senate Bill Number IS7 for relief of Harron. Richards and McCone $63.29.
 Senate Bill Number 153. providing for automobile for use of the guests of the Pioneers' Home at Prescott.