Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

rhe r =. Public Health Service who may be referred to this institution for hospitalization was considered and unanimously approved. as filled out by Dr. Thos J. CumIH Superintend- ent.
 letter from the Superintendent of 1 the Arizona State Hospital contain- ing a list of the names of soldiers com mitted to the hospital, those who were not legally committed and also sol diers who have no near relatives, was considered. and it was decided to have those not legally committed, legally committed and Thos. J. Cummins. as superintendent. appointed guardian for those who have no near relative. A letter from Walter McDanielS of Glendale Arizona. requesting the parole of his son, Oliver Mcdaniel, now an inmate of the State Industrial School, was read and it was decided to obtain full particulars concerning this case from Judge K. C. Stanford of the Superior Court of Marlcopa County. before taking any further ac- ton.
 Bids were received fEs the sale of the two frame buildings. which had been used in connectioil with the con struction of the new Capitol Building Addition. Bidders were T. E. Osborne at s125.00 and J. D. Mccoy at s145. % for the two buildings. Both bids were TeJected as being 100 low.
 The following resolution was 1nani- mously approved:
 The Board of Directors of State In stitutions hereby approves the con Struction of the Florence S,Iperio,. Highway between Florence and Su- perior, Pinal County Federal Aid Pro Ject No 2, according to the plans and specifications of the State Engineer. and will approve all necessary ex- penditures from the State Road E1,nd therefor; in conformity with the laws of the State of Arizona.
 The Board furthermore approves all acts Of the State Engineer necessary in oruer 10 enter into all contracts and agreements with the V & Government maintenance of said highway nnrsn ant 10 the Act of Congress approved July II, 1916, entitled An Act to ,,ro vide that the United States shah aid the States in the construction of r,1raI post roads and for other purnoses :. ana to do all other things necessary to carry on the work of tho bighra project above described in satiS Iactofy and efficient manner nursII ant to t--e Laws of the State of Ari zona, and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act. tSee Session Laws of Arizona 1917. Chapter 25. Sec. No. l, Chapter S5, SeCllOD NO. Zt-b
 It was unanimously decided to legal ly commit Leopold Salido, recently transferred from the State Asylum at Evansville, Indiana. to the Arizona State Hospital.
 Notice was received from the State Treasurcr that in accordance with Section 104. of the Public Land Code he was about to transfer the amount of S22O6.40 to the State Industrial School and the Pioneers Home and re- o11esting instructions as to the division of this amount. It was decided that s 900 co should go to the State Indus t,.;a1 school and s2o6.4o to the fioh eers' Home. ao.;o, of I H. arson Superintendent ot the 9la.e IndustriaI school. a parole was u,is' ,rn,,sIv granted to Frank MelViile, .o tbo custody of his mother, Mrs Mai i'' Io,,rn of Lowell. Arizona
 T-no, the recommendations ol ;. arson Superintendent or the ola.e Ird,,strial school discharges Me1e granted to Ernest hie ard T,lner White. to the custody of their mother. Mrs. Eva Rutherioru' oi Silver City. New Mexico.
 THOMAS CAMPBELlA,
 Fx-officio President
 HARRY s. ROSS.
 Member.