Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
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ATTACK GOvERNOR'S
 POLICY FOR COMING
 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

The first gun of a definite and out | in in-the-open nature, has been fired i against the governors single issue | policy for the coming special session | of the Iegislat ture, by the Buckeye IT, rigation company, whose members met ! in annual session on Monday and voted unanimously for a resolution calling upon the governor to engage in the manufacture of cement.
 Governor Thomas F.. Campbell, just prior to his recent departure for Wash ington on official business, announced his determination to limit the call to vote on the ratification of the Susan B. Anthony amendment, and it is un derstood in official circles that the governor has proposed all along to ad- here to his determination. Democratic interest, opposing his administra tion, have demanded that the legislature be thrown wide open for everything on roofs the limit basis, thereby mak- ing 60-day session at a cost of prob ably s75,00O a certainty instead of a one day session at purely nominal eX- pense to the state.
 So determined were the democrats to have their way that they conspired to have Acting Governor Simms call special session in the governors ab- sence. and it is believed that the call was just about to come when The Arizona Republican busted the bag. spilled the beans," upset the gravy" and otherwise raised thunder on the morning of Saturday, January 9, when it told about what was going on. Act ing Governor Simms' now famous denial was printed in an afternoon paper.
 No mention of politics was made at the Buckeye Irrigation company.s an- nual meeting, it is claimed, but sev- eral of the states leading democrats were present. Chairman c. M. Zander. state tax commission, was among those present and he voiced his em- phatic approval of the resolution ask ing the governor to include another feature in his call for the special ses- sion--
 T believe" the chairman said yes terday. that millions of dollars worth | of improvements would be added 10 the state if the state were ,to erect | cement mill. Even if the mill never 1 turned a wheel. the result would be a bout the same. Just the presence of | the mill and the authority to use 1t | for manufacturing cement is all that | is necessary. At present the cost of | cement, imported from places outside | the state, is prohibitive-"
 The irrigation company also passed | a resolution calling upon the governor 1 to include in the special session call | for legislation amending the drainage | laws in manner to meet the needs of | the Buckeye district.
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