Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary
Phoenix. Arizona, Aprl1 29. 1920

SeCretaFy l Phoenix. Arizona, April 29. 1920. X meeting of the BOARD OF DI- l RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- l TIONS was held al it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date; | Ex- -officio President Campbell. Mem ! Der Ross and Secretary Bennett, being present
 As requested at the meeting held April g. 1920 Mn Wm- Donahue, the Purchasing Agent reported that he had been able to secure only one ad ditional bid for meat for the Prison, 1 File 41I0, which was from the Nicholas Meat Company. This bid was accept ed. as follows.
 Beef O s1C5o per cwt. f. O. b. Flor ence.
 Pork e &sooo per cwt f. O. b. Flor ence
 Mutton q ssooo per ewt. f. 0. D. j Florence.
 The Attorney Generals office, ! through F. J K. Mcbride, Assistant ] Attorney General, was requested 10 1 submit to the Board for consideration a contract with ". B Barr for the use l Of the Arizona State Fair Grounds by Mr- Barr Is an aviation field
 The following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
 The Board of Directors of State In l stitutions hereby approves the com struction of the Wickenburg Bridge, according to the plans and specified tions of the State Engineer. and will | approve all necessary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefori in conformity with the Laws of the State of Arizona
 The Board furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer necessary iu order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the IT. =. Government relating to survey. construction and maintenance of said highway. pursuant to the Act of Congress approved July II. 1916. entitled An Act to provide that the United States shall aid the States in the construction Of rural post roads and for other purposes and to do all other things necessary to carry on the work of the highway project above described in d satisfactory ana efficient manner, pursuant 10 the Laws of the State Of Arizona, and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act tSee Ses- sion Laws of Arizona. 1917, Chapter 25, Sec. No. l. Chapter 89. Sec. 21)
 The Board of Directors of State fn- stitutions hereby approves the con struction of the Arlington Bridge, Fed eral Aid Project No. g, according to the plans and specified tious of tlfe State Engineer. and will approve ali necessary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefor; in conformitt with the Laws Of the State of Arizona.
 The Board furthermore approves aii acts of the State Engineer necessary in order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the U. $. Govern - ment relating to survey, construction and maintenance Of said highway pur- suant 10 the Act Of Congress approved July II, 19I6. entitled An Act to pro- vide that the United States shall aid the States in the construction of'rural post roads and for other purposes, and 10 do all other things necessary to carry on the work of the highway pro ject above described in q satisfactory and efficient manner, pursuant 10 the Laws of the State of Arizona. and to carry out the cooperation mplated and provided for by said Act. tSee Session Laws of Arizona, 1eiI Chap ter 25. Sec. No. l. Chapter Ss Sec. 2l.)
 The Board of Directors of State In- stitutioDs hereby approves the con struction of the Phoenix Glendale Highway Federal Aid Project No 32. according to the plans and specifica- tions Of the State Engineer and will approve all necessary expcnditure- from the State Road Fund therefor in conformity with the Laws of the state Hof Arizona
 The Board farthermore approves all acts ot the State Engineer necessary IT. order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the l.. E. Government relating to survey. construction and maintenance of said highway. pursuant 10 the Act of Congress approved July II, 1916, entitled An Act to prov idle that the United States shall aid the States iu the C@-,structor of rural post roads and for 0theT purposes and to do all other things neressarv lo carry on the work of the highway project above described in satisfactory ans efficient manner. pursuant to the Laws of the state of Arizona and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for hy said Aci tSee Session Laws of Arizona, s9tt. Chapter p, Sec No. 1, Chapter S9. Sec. zI)
 The applications of aIr James 8Iuli- gan. of Greenlee County. and Ar William sims of Maricopa County for admission to the Arizona Pioneers Home were unanimously a@Graved.
 Upon recommendstil ct j. 2 Lar son. Superintendent cf tlo S-atc h. GustriaI School. it was ordered tb8t Monroe NaiEer. an iur1- oa safd school be paroied t0 tho custody of his fathc~. James Walker, of Bryce. Ari- zona
 Assistant Attorney General F. J. R. Mcbride. prcsc steG e tla Eoarl B le,- ter dated Aun 22. Ia-9. frD John Barton Payne, of the Dersrl5nent o5 the Interior. relative to tre Florence Sacaton Power Line which was read, as follow.
 Hon. F T. E. Mcbride.
 Aes.stoHa Attorney General.
 State of 3rtaors
 Phoeni-- Arizona.
 Dear AIr Mcbride.
 Receipt ts ackrCyrIc edged 0f your letter Of April 1O Ie20. relative to the righ,s oG the state of Arizona under contract dated Ma F. 1916. between the United States anu the State or Arizopa regarding the delivery Of electric power fron the Salt RiEer lr- rigati0n Project
 The contract iu question. which was approved by W. A REau. ComutrGlicr