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Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
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Phoenix, Arizona. 8pru l5. 1920
 A meeting of the BOARD CF DI- RECTORS or STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date; Elk -officio President Campbell, Mem Der Ross and Secretary Bennett, being present
 Bids were received for furnishing Cottage No. 1, Girls Cottage and Cot tage No. ?, Boys Building, at the State Industrial School from Doris Hey man Furniture Company Barrows Furniture Company, Albert Steinfeld Company, of Tucson, Arizona, and Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company. of Bisbee. Arizona It was directed that the bid of Phelps-Dodge Mercantile Company be accepted in the amount of s5211.95.
 It having been reported that the road conditions approaching the Pioneers Home. at Prescott Arizona, were in an unsatisfactory condition, 1t was direct ed that MT. Clayton Bennett proceed to Prescott and after making an investi- gation report the condition to the Board of Directors.
 It was ordered that. screens and awnings be at once procured and placed on the windows of the new Cap itoI Building Addition.
 The Application of Mir John R. Lyon, of Cochise County, for Admis sion to the Arlz0na 8IOneeFS Home. was unanimously approved.
 In compliance with the request or the Superintendent of the Arizona. Pioneers Home. it was decided to in- crease the salary of Mrs. Matilda Greenlund. Matron of the Home, from s50.00 to s60.00 per month, to take ef- feet from April 16, 1920.
 The salary of John n. Patty, Direc- tor of the Free Employment Bureau was placed at S175.00 per month. com mencing April 1, 1920.
 It was ordered that hereafter no agreement for the free use of or for the rentals of the Arizona State Far Grounds or buildings shall be granted. except with the approval of the Board of Directors of State Institutions
 Upon the recommendation of the Su- perintendent of the State Industrial School. parole was granted to Mary the custody of her grandmother. Mrs. Adelaide Godfrey of Yuma. Arizona. Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of the State Industrial School. a parole was granted to Cath to the custody of Mir. II. F. Johnston. of Bonita, Arizona.
 l eMember Ross reported having made visit to the State Asylum on the 18th l instant
 i Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL, 1 Fx-officio President. HARRY $. ROSS.
 Member
 Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
Phoenix. Arizona. March e7. 1920

Phoenix. Arizona. March 27, 1920 \ meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITIr- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date; Ex- officio President Campbell and Secretary Baumert being present. A claim presented to the Board, in the amount of $7.500.00. for damages to his property alleged to have been caused by the flood waters of the Agua bTia River. was given due considera- ton and disallowed by the Board Upon the recommendation of J. H. Larson, Superintendent of the State Industrial School, a parole was unani- mously granted Joe Lopez (Marcus Veenbach). an inmate of said school. to the custody of Ross R. Adling, of WillcoX, Arizona
 Bids were received and opened on 1000 yards of unbleached drill, File underwear for the inmates thereof. Bidders were:
 Chas. Korrick & Bro. Q .421a cts. per yard
 Vic Hanny a fl cts. per yard
 Business awarded 10 Vic Hanny, cloth to be same as sample submitted. The application of Geo E. Morgan for admission to the Pioneers Home at Prescott was acted upon and il was unanimously decided to admit him 10 the Home.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS r. CAMPBELL.
 F.x- -officio President. Attest. ANDREW BAUMERT, JR.,
 Secretary.
 Phoenix. Arizona March 31. 1920. A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS or STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building. on the above date; x-officio President Campbell and Secretary Baumert being present. Bids on meat for the Prison, File 4039. were received from Tribolet Packing Company and from Armour & Company As these bids were con sidered too high the Secretary was in structed to obtain further quotations before placing an order.
 Upon the recommendation of J. IT. Larson. Superintendent of the State Industrial School. Clyde Crossland. an inmate of said school was unan- imouslv ordered discharged.
 Andrew Baumert. Jr, presented his resignation as Secretary of the Board, to take effect April I. 1920. and hIs resignation was accepted. AIr Clayton Bennett was duly ap- pointed Secretary of the Board of Di- rectors of State Institutions; said ap- pointment to begin April 1. 1920
 The appointment Of Bert Wingar. as accountant to take the place of Clay ton Bennett, resigned at q salary of S200.00 per month. was approved.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officfo President
 Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary For Mir. Andrew Baumert. Jr.. Retiring Secretary.
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pital File 3e77. were received and opened. as duly advertised. Bidders were as follows:
 Arizona Grocery Company, MeIczer Grocery Company. Haas Baruch Company, and Hall-PoIock Company.
 Business awarded to lowest bidder on each item.
 Bids on flour for the State Hospital File 3977, were received and opened as fellows:
 Arizona Grocery Company, $500 per cwt. for cOrnmeaL
 Mesa Milling Company. SI.20 per cwt for hard wheat, f. O. D. Phoenix; $500 per cwt. for soft wheat, f. o. b. Phoenix: S5.s0 per cwt- for graham, f. O. b. Phoenix.
 Phoenix Flour Mills. $7.2O per cwt- for hard wheat, f. o. D. Phoenix; S5.So per cwt. for soft wheat, f. O. b. Phoe- nix: $5.S0 per cwt. for graham. f. O. b. Phoenix
 The bid of Arizona Grocery Com pany on corn meal was accepted. The bid of Phoenix Flour Mills on hard and soft wheat flour was accepted. Bids on smoked meats and lard com pound for the State Hospital, File 3977, were received and opened. as follows: Swift & Company, 25% cts. per ID. for lard compound, f O. b. Phoenix; S4 cts. per lb. for bacon f. O. b. Phoenix; B cts. per ID. for ham f. o. b. Phoenix. Armour & Company, 25& cts. per ID. for lard compound f. O. b. Phoenix; 34 cts per ID. for bacon. f. o. b. Phoenix; 321s cts. per ID. for ham, f. O. b. Phoe- nix.
 Bid of Armour & Company accepted. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
 EX- X-officio President.
 HARRY s. ROSS,
 Member. Attest. ANDREW RAITMERT JR
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
Phoenix. Arizona. April :. 1g30.

Phoenix. Arizona. April [. 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE TNSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date; EI- -officio President Campbell. Member Ross and Secretary Bennett, being present.
 Afr Clayton Bennett, newly appoint ed Secretary Of the Board. gave a bond 10 the State of Arizona in the sum of Twenty Five Thousand (S25,- 00Q.00) Dollars, secured by the Mary land Casualty Company. for the faith ful discharge of his duties, which bond was approved by the Board and filed in the office of the Secretary of State.
 Upon the recommendation of J. II. Larson. Superintendent of the State Industrial school paroles were grant ed to Enrique Grijalva and Antonio Griialva. 10 the custody of their mother. Mrs. Juan Grijalva, of Tucson, Arizona
 Upon the recommendation Of the Superintendent of the State Industrial School q parole was unanimously granted to Ernesto NaneZ. to the GUS tody of Mir II. l.. Carn of Wilcox. Arizona
 1ir. DoRahue, the purchasing agent. reported that he had been able to se- cure only one additional bid for neat for the prison which was from the Phoenix Wholesale Meat Company, as requested at the meeting held March 31, 1920. Bid of Tribolet Packing Company was accepted, as follows:
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the use and benefit of the Arizona Pioneers Home, bearing numbers as follows:
 Nos 35I6. 357S, 35S5. 25S6. S593. S595, S614. 3524 3627. 3632, 3e35, 3646. S64S The following is the last paragraph of letter addressed to Governor Thomas Campbell from Geo. A. Shea, Superintendent of tine Pioneers Home, which denotes A4r. Welsh's wishes in regards to the disposition of these bonds:
 MT. Welsh desires 10 present the above bonds to the State of Arizona, to be held in trust for the use and benefit of the Pioneers Home, now situated in the City of Prescott, iu this State %
 Yours very truly. BOARD OF DIRECTORS or STATE INSTITT TIO%S.
 tSigned) ANDREW BAUAIERT, JR.
 Secretary. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL
 EX-offlcio President.
 HARRY :. ROSS,
 Member. Attest: ANDREW BAUMERT, JR
 Secretary
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Phoenix, Arizona, March 1e 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF Dl- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONSs was held at its office in the Capitol Building at two o'clock D. m. on the above date; Ex- -officio President Campbell. Member Ross and Secretary Baumert being present.
 Two claims, presented to the Board by Weldon J. Bailey, one in the amount of $3,000.O0, and the other amounting to S11S.33. in favor of one MT. A Altman. for personal and car damages. alleged to have been caused in col lision with State Truck No. 959. on Feb. f. 1920, was given due considera tion and disallowed by the Board
 An original agreement. prepared by the Attorney Generals Office. between the State Of Arizona and the Secretary of the Interior with reference to plac- ing the lands known as the Prison Farm" in the Florence Casa Grande Irrigation Project. pursuant 10 the Act of Congress approved May IS. 1916. which had been executed by the Gov ernor and attested by the Secretary os State. was approved by the Board
 pon the recommendation Of T. IT Ia7fson, Superintendent of the State
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Frances Goodwin from $l2000 10 S13e.0O per month Edna Hayes from s120.oo to s130.00 per month. Lucille Bressler from S120.00 to S1S0o0 per month. Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS l.. CAMPBELL
 -officio President
 HARRY :. ROSS,
 Member Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary
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Industrial School. discharge was unanimously granted to Fred Bailey, an inmate of said school.
 l. pon the recommendation or <, II. Larson. Superintendent of the State Industrial School. paroles were granted to the following inmates of said school. Joe Salinas to the custody Of his father. Joe Salinas. Sr.. of Phoenix, Arizona
 Manuel A Lopez 10 the custody of his mother, Mrs. Carmen Lopez, Of Convent Street, Tucson, Arizona. Arvulfo Olivas to the custody Of his mother, Mrs. Refugio Lopes, of Solo, knoxville, Arizona.
 Frank Romero to the custody of his mother. Mrs. Delubina Baca. of Clarks- dale, Arizona.
 Bids were received and opened, File 4017, on boiler to be used al the State Prison, follows:
 Pratt-Gnbert Company. for boiler only. s1950.00 f. O. b. Florence. Baker Iron Works of Los Angeles Cal. for boiler complete, s2,s45.oo, f. o. b. Florence. AS bids were requested for a boiler only, the bid of Pratt Gilbert Com pany was accepted.
 Bids on. shoes for the State Indus trial School, File 4026, were received, as follows lC IIanHt Ni eostO per BeAA4 Chas. Korrick x Bro. @ $S.50 per The bid of chas. Korrick X Bro was accepted and an order was placed with them for A pair. Bids for shirts, pants and hats. File 4027, for the State Industrial School were received and opened. Bidders were: Chas. Korricl Ss Bro. Vic Hanny, and
 Norton Morgan Commercial Com pany ! Business awarded. as follows: 1 Chas Korrick & Bro. doz shirts. small sizes at $l5.00 per doz.; 20 dog. pants No. S06-4O at $2250 per doZ.; 6 dog. Boy Scout hats at S6.50 per doz., 1 3 dog. assorted girls straw hats at 1 S4.45. $4.65 and s4.S5 per doz 1 Vic Hanny 15 dog. shirts. large size. at $16.5O per dog.
 The matter of having the windows | Of the new addition to the Capitol | Building screened was considered, File | 4020. The Secretary was instructed to | write manufacturers of steel frames | for information relative to attaching l screens to frames, before purchasing 1 screens.
 Bids were received and opened. File 4021. for printing 1900 copies of the I Seventh Annual Report of the Corpo- ration Commission, TOO copies of which l are 10 pc bound III paper CONSIS anu 800 copies in cloth. as follows:
 Arizona Republican,.
 A c. Taylor Printing Company
 The Manufacturing Stationers, Inc, and
 R. A. Watkins Printing CO,
 The bid of T.. A. Watkins Printing ] Company was accepted. as follows: TO Point straight matter S5.90 per page 10 Point Tabular -....... t.69 per page 10 Point Semi tabular GAS per page Point Straight. 6.6o per page Point Tabular -.- ---.. S.S5 per page ! Point Semi tabular 7-35 per page Point Straight ....... S.t0 per page I Point Tabular ....... 12.10 per page 1 Point Semi Tabular. 9.4S per page Less ? per cent from above prices State Industrial School. were received. as follows
 Norton Morgan Commercial Com pany,
 Maier Brothers.
 A. Steinfeld S1 Company and
 NJ. L. Morgan Company. Business awarded to:
 Norton Morgan Commercial Com pany,
 A. Steinfeld & Company and
 Maier Brothers.
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President.
 HARRY $. ROSS,
 Member. Attest: ANDREW BAUMERT, JR.,
 ts.x-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

The Board of Directors of State In stitutions hereby approves the con struction Of the Phoenix Tempe High way. Section A" Federal Aid Project No. 30 according to the plans and specifications of the State Engineer and will approve all necessary eXpen- ditures from the State Road Fund therefor in conformity with the Laws of the State of Arizona
 The Board Furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer in order to enter into all contracts and agree ments with the l.. S. Government re- lating 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 pro ject above described in a satisfactory and efficient manner. pursuant to the laws Of the State of Arizona. and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act (Sec Ses- sion Laws of Arizona. 1912. Chapter 25. Sec. No. !. Chapter SO Section No. 2D-
 Member Ross reported having made a visit to the Prison on March 25th and 2Gth. and fo the State Industrial School on March S0th and 31st.
 It Was decided to increase the sal aries or four clerks in the office of the Board of Directors. as follows:
 BUlb M Cooke from $l30.Qo to $l4o-0o per month
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

CHICAGO sIrs Dale Winter Colo aino. second wife of Jim CoIosiulo. slain vice king. s"ooned al tho fun eral ot her husband CoIosimo's first wife Mrs Victoria Aloresco CoIosimo. in the meantime. was making prepar9- aons 70 come from Los Angeles to Chi- eago. Police believe she may furnish ipfounaHon which miaht ad ur frr- hlA- eHe murderer -o lhe ground
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
T HOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex- -offieio President ANDREW BAUMERT. JR

 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- I TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building at two o'clock D. m. on the above date; Ex-o -officio Presi- lent Campbell, Member Ross and Sec retary Baumert being president. Upon the recommendation of J. IT. : Larson, Superintendent of the State e Industrial School. paroles were granted z 10 the following inmates of said insti- { tuition:
 Holsey wynne to tie custody of his father, James l.. Wynne. of Phoenix, $ Arizona
 Mary Sanchez (Lopez). to the GUS ! tody of Mir. Emil Coy. of Superior. z Arizona
 Pierre Woods, to the custody of his s mother. Mrs. Carlotta de Revira, of < Tucson. Arizona. willie McCargo. an inmate of the \ State Industrial School, was granted Q 2 thirty day leave of absence in order to be with his mother. who is ill
 The matter of Wm. Vog1er. having e served Summons the Governor S 2 Office on February 24, 1920, bringing suit for $15, 5,000 GO damages in payment s on account of damages for an injury. f alleged to have been received while working on the Tempe Normal School on or about the 18th day of Septem ber. 1916, was referred to the Board. The Fl Secretary was instructed to cooperate ss with the Attorney General in defend ing this suit.
 It was decided to transfer Mrs. < Marcia Coopman, now in the Cherokee 4 state Hospital. Cherokee. Iowa, to the .z Arizona State Hospital for the Insane. @ as it was found Epon investigation, that Mrs. Coopman is a legal resident of the State of Arizona.
 Bids on flour for the Prison, File 3974, were received and opened as duly advertised. Bids were received as fol- lows:
 Mesa Milling Company. s7.S5 per e cwt for hard wheat f. O. D. Phoenix; s630 per cwt. for soft wheat, f. o. b. E. Phoenix.
 Phoenix Flour Mills. s7.2O per cwt for hard wheat, f. O. b. Phoenix: S5.SU E per cwt for soft wheat f. o. b. Phoenix.
 Florence Feed & Grain Company S7.3O per cwt for hard wheat. f. o. b Florence; $6.20 per cwt for soft wheat
 Bid of Florence Feed S Grain Com pany was accepted.
 Bids on groceries for the State Prison File 3974, were received and opened, as duly advertised. Bidders were:
 Melczer Company,
 Armour & Company,
 Swift & Company.
 Haas Baruch Company and
 Hau-PolIock Company.
 Business dN 1i btu u lpN Sol h4N1tl on each item.
 Bids on beef for the State Prison File 3974 were received and opened ras duly advertised. Bids were as fol lows
 Tribolet Meat Company, 171a cts. per
 Nicholas Meat Company, 20 cts. per
 Phoenix Wholesale Meat CO, 1T9l cts. per cwt.
 Bid of Tribolet Meat Company ac- -cepted-
 Bids on groceries for the State ltos
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Rosa Lopez. Antonio Yharra Elvira Garcia. Alberto Rosas. HarFey Goodman, hred Farrell David C Tribe Harry Nhite. Valentine F'ernaDdezIsule Ruckman, F-eudoro Bravo Eaank randall, Jesus Leon. svrtla BinEley, Herbert Chjago Mildred shell Lewis BUstilos.
 Pursuant 10 an opinion of the At torney General. under date ol Scptem- ber 6. 1919 File 4eI i0 rc@ards 10 the legality or t.etei-sag f11~f ed 7F cg1 er1, under e.-Htes- years or age. an Ahsa- iute ulschotse .Eas Erisated to -d1he4 Bush and t0 HR.9zia l;faces. inmates of the Stste lac Ussti.J School
 Pusuant to recommend datfon If the SSuperinten6en Of -hc State ludus- trial School an Absolute Discharge was granted to Federico 1fartiHcz. au inmate of said School who was sen teaCe1 ou February a- +t. 70 serve from six to ten years in tle Arizona State Prison after IlYlcg een coa- Victcd Of grand larcert.
 Members of the Board ae Directors reported having made vietts 70 the various institutions, as follows
 Governor Thomas r. Campbell ac- companied by Secretary Clayton Ben nett visited several State Highwas- camps and the State Prison on April ! C 1920. they visited the state tadustria School
 Secretary Bennett reported havins made visit to the Arizona State Hos pftal on April 9th and tho Arizona l Pioneers Home on the 17th and 18th ] of April, 1920
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL.
 F.X-officio President HARRY <. ROSS, i Member
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Phoenix, Arizona, March 10, 1920

Attest: ANDREW BAUMERT. JR..
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

Attest: ANDREW BAUMERT. JR.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

EN-OIIlClO PreSIuent. HARRY $. ROSS,
 Member. Attest; ANDREW BAUMERT, JR-, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

Attest: ANDREW BAUMERT. JR
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

Dear AIr Mcbride.
 Receipt ts ekrCvrIc3scd of your letter Of April 10. 1920. relative to the righ.s oG the state cf Arizona under contract dated Ma r. 1916. bcrween the United States ana the State or AriZopQ regarding the delivery Of electric power frOm the Salt River lr- rigatiOn Project.
 The contract in question. which was approved by W. A. Ryan. Comptroller
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-12
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-12
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District of
Georgia. In Bankruptcy. North
-ern Division.
In the matter of Henry Walter King
Bankrupt No. 6917 in bankruptcy
Notice is given to the creditors Of
the above named bankrupt of Mari
eta, No. 1. in the county of Cobb,
said District, that there will be a
meeting of creditors in said case at
room in the court house at 10 o'clock
Marietta, Ca, at the Justice Court
A. M, on the goth day of November
1920, at which time claims may be
proven, the bankrupt examined, q
trustee elected, and such other bus
mess transacted as may properly
come before said meeting.
GEO. d. ANDERSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Marietta, Ga, November, 9th 1920.