The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-05

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 Governor. |
 DougIas-Whethe there will be
 an extra se) sion of the state Iegis-
 Iature called for the purpose of
 having appropriations made by
 the regular session reduced in
 many instances, will be deternn-
 ined by Governor Thomah E.
 Campbell after he has conferred
 with the heads of the department
 of the state effected by the pro-
 posed reductions, according to
 statement made today by the
 governor in an interview with the
 editor of the Daily International
 over long distance telephone.
 The telephone message came soor. after the recommendations of the No oales committee had been handed to the executive by Charles Green, oi Phoenix. The governor said he would first go over the recommendations carefully and then call in the heads of the various institutions sC de partments effected by the proposed reduction of appropriations to find out if he could rely on these departments for cooperation in bringing about a compliance with the committees recommendation.
 The governor said that it would re. quire some time to get in touch with all these department heads as they lived in different parts of he state and would have to either come tC Phoenix or hold conferences over the telephone.
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 The committee named to make re- commendations to the governor after a conference with the executive by | the state representing every in. portant industry was composed of the | following gentlemen: Chas. Greene | of Phoenix; Andrew J. Kimball, of Thatcher: J. S. Douglas, of Douglas Dave Golberg, of Phoenix; Henry of Flagstaff, and John R. Norton. ol Phoenix.
 Special Recommendations The recommendations of this com mittee as presented to the governor l by MT, Greene today included the fol lowing reductions in the former ap 1 propriations:
 Three hundred and sixty thousand dollars in appropriations for Univer sity of Arizona; 80 900 in the appro l priation for the Yuma highway: s5S 900 in the Tempe Normal school ap | propriation; S60,000 in the state roaC tax; s26,000 in the northern Arizon; ' Normal school appropriation S50,00 in the land settlement commission ap propriation: s107.OO0 in the state fai commissions appropriation; S20,O0 in the corporation commissions ar T propriation: $10.000 in the Arizoni | resources boards appropriation; S19 ' OoO 1n the appropriation for the capit -ol grounds and buildings S15,000 in tn appropriation for cooperation with tn , United States biological survey: S37 OO0 in the appropriations to encoul age vocational education in hig fI schools and normal schools; 5000 i ' the governoTs department: $24,OO . in the funds for the national guard r repeal of senate bill No. 51, providin l state road fund of sSO5 ,000 with tn exception of small maintenanc lew
 Governor Campbell said today tha , while he had not yet sought the OpiI 7 ion of any of the members of the les islature regarding the possibility ( [ cutting the appropriations as passe by the regular session. some of tn legislative members had come to hil and brought up the subject and afte I having heard one or two of them, = felt that there would be a dispositio l. found in the legislature. once it ' assembled, to ''cut the other fellow e He made it plain today that no d.
 cision had been reached in the matte Y, and that one would not be reache D., until all the heads of the department k and institutions effected had bee W conferred with.
 VI It is known that there was son y- hard lobbying done in the legislatul f. by these same heads of state instit l tions and state departments and c i fees for the appropriations as mac N by the regular legislative session ar Q if they are to have the say it is n T. likely that the governor will fiji I much ecouragement for the propose S extra session.