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Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
As Y. CAMPBELL.
Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
phoenix. Arizona. August 5, 1920.
Ex officlo President.

Phoenix, Arizona, August 5, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member
 Bids for the construction of the ad- dftion to the Arizona Pioneers Home
 File 4270) were received and opened on July 29 1920, Shell and Harvey, Of Phoenix Arizona, being the only bid ders in the amount of S77,936.35; this sum being in excess of the appropria- tion made by the Legislature for the building and furnishing of the new ad- dition, the bid was rejected. It was directed that the Secretary consult with Mir. c. Totten, the architect who drew the plans for the new addition, with a view of submitting new plans and specifications calling for a smaller building, and that the heating plant be 1 let on a separate bid.
 The application of MT. E. R. Ander- son, of Bouse, Yuma County, Arizona, was presented to the Board and 1t ap- bearing from the certificate of Dr. John 1 P. Shelby, examining physician, that l MT. Anderson is suffering from pull monary tuberculosis and that ms sputum is loaded with tubercular ba- Icilli, the application of MT. Anderson 1 for membership in the Pioneers Home, was rejected.
 The Arizona Tax Commission, by ". A. Wood, secretary, having made. under date of July 24 1920. request for reconsideration of the Boards ac-
 tion in refusing the Tax Commissions request for the purchase of fire proof safe and filing equipment, it is directed that the Secretary again advise MT. i Wood that due to the restricted condt- tion of the Capitol, Building and Grounds Fund, it is unable to comply with the request of the Tax Commits sion for the purchase of such office equipment.
 The application of Julius J. Gowett,
 of Maricopa County, Arizona, for ad- mission to the Arizona Pioneers Home,
 was duly approved.
 The lease between Elmer J. Sutter
 for the rental of ten acres in Section Is, of the State Asylum Farm, was
 modified so as to extend the time foi the expiration of said lease to June 50
 1921, for which a total rental of S520.0s
 shall be paid as follows
 One Hundred Sixty (S160.00) Dollars
 at the time of the signing of said lease
 and One Hundred Sixty (S16o.0o) Dol
 lars on or before six months thereafter Whereupon, said lease was duly signed and executed by the parties thereto. Secretary Clayton Bennett reported
 having visited the various state insti- tutions, as follows:
 2 Arizona Pioneers Home. Prescott
 Arizona, on July 15, Is, 1920. Arizona State Industrial School, For : Grant. Arizona. on July 24. 25, 1920. Arizona State Prison, Florence, Ari zona, on July 31, and August l, 1920. Meeting adjourned.
 f THOMAS E. CAMPBELL, ? Ex-officio President.
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Capitol Building on the above date; EX- -officio President Campbell and Secretary Bennett being presenl. Mem Der Ross absent.
 The question of the admission to membership in the Pioneers Home at Prescott of George E. Clagett was en- tered into fully. After a thorough ex- animation into the applicants previous record, admission was denied on the ground of blindness, wife desertion, having for a period lived under the alias of James Hogan, and also service in the State Penitentiary on the charge of manslaughter.
 Plans for the proposed addition to the Pioneers Home at Prescott were submitted by MT. Totten, and after in spection action was deferred pending more information on the heating sys- tenn smoke stack, construction and foundation details.
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 EX- -officio President. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretal
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Phoenix. Arlzona, May la. 1g2O.

A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date: Ex-officio President Campbell, Member Ross, and Secretary Bennett, being present.
 It was ordered that a range be pur- chased for the State Prison at Florence, for the use of the farm cook mess. The Purchasing Agent was instruct ed to purchase 300 pounds of evapo- rated potatoes for use at the prison and to request that the prison author ities make a careful report as to the worth and palatableness of the potatoes when used
 It was decided to purchase a set of solid tires for the Republic Truck at the State Hospital.
 The Purchasing Agent was instructed to order 2,O00 additional copies of the Arizona State Anthem for distribution It was decided to have the Sansome Tractor at the State Hospital repaired The application of James Ray, of Gila County. for admission to the Ari- zona Pioneers Home, was unanimously approved.
 The matter of having the portraits of the President of the Senate and the oPSdNSi VI AuC IOuSe oA LAS T Oui LII Legislature of Arizona, painted, was discussed; action deferred until a later date.
 Clayton Bennett Secretary. reported having made visit to the State Hos- pital on the 3rd instant.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President.
 HARRY s. ROSS,
 Member. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT. ANa Sacrefarv
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

fhoeHlAs ArlzonaY August zU, l5SU
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent. Member Harry s. Ross.
 The plans for the proposed new ad- dition to the Pioneers Home, at Pres colt, Arizona, were considered, consul tation being held with c. Totten and MT. Ellis, Heating Engineer, both of Pres colt, and MT. George G. Doyle, Of Phoenix, as consulting engineer. The heating plans and specifications were ordered changed to gravity return sys- tenn, eliminating the receiving tank and pump. Corrections were ordered to be made in the plans and specifications to conform to the. suggestions made by the architect and heating engineers.
 It was decided to advertise for bids for the construction of the proposed new addition to the Pionsers' Home. in daily newspaper published in each of the following places: Jerome, Pres colt, Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona, for a period of ten days; bids to be called for separately on the building, heating and plumbing plans.
 An emergency existing at the prison. | 1t was directed that an so H. P. boiler. of 125 lbs. pressure Ca duplicate of the one recently installed at the State Prison power house) be ordered by telegram. Price to be $2250.0o f. o. b. Florence, Arizona
 The application of Mir John J. SchalI. of Cochise County for admission to the [ Arizona Pioneers Home, was unani~ mously approved.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL
 Ex-officio President. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act. Governor Campbell reported having visited the various State Institutions. as follows:
 Arizona Pioneers Home, Prescott. Arizona on August 4th and 5th, 1920. Arizona State Prison, Florence, Ari- zona, on August 9th and 7th, 1920. State Industrial School, Fort Grant, Arizona, August Sth and 9th, 1920. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 x-officio President Attest: CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
 CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
Phoenix, Arizona, September ii. 1920.

Phoenix, Arizona, September Il. 1920.
 meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office fin the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, EX-Officio President Thomas E. Campbell. and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member Harry $. Ross.
 Phoenix. Arizona, Sept. 10, 1920. Board of Directors of State sInstitu-
 tions.
 Phoenix, Arizona. Gentlemen
 This replies to yours of Sept 10th.
 1st. I will deduct the sum of $i87. 20. if the smoke stack is built into the wall
 End Tn looking over my estimate [ find that l have figured nothing for tinting. therefore could make no de- auctions Neither do I believe that tinting Is called for in the specified tions.
 Srd Will deduct the sum Of ss6 co. if one coat of paint is omitted The board could understand that the first and second coats absorb the largest amount of paint; hence it does not re- Quire so much in the third coat This refers to roof only.
 4th. Will deduct the sum of $6s 0o.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
Phoenix. Arizona, July 13,

Phoenix Arizona, July 13, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date Present, Ex- officio President Thomas F. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member Harry & Ross.
 It was ordered that a discharge be given Henry B. Dischner, an inmate of the State Industrial School, on condi- tion that he be placed in the custody of the U. $. Naval authorities. as being a deserter from the Navy
 Upon recommendation of the Super intendent of the State Industrial
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
pboenix. Arizona, July B, 1920.

Phoenix, Arizona, July Z5, 1SzO.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date Present, x-officio President IhoInas F. Campbell and Secretary clayton Bennett. Absent, Member Harry :. Ross.
 The following resolution was ap- proved:
 The Board of Directors of State In stitutions hereby approves the con struction of the State Highway from the city limits of Phoenix, westerly 6.4739 miles towards Yuma, Federal Aid Project No. fl, according to the plans and specifications of the state Engineer, and will approve all neces- sary expenditures 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 necessary in order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the U. S. Govern ment relating to survey, construction and maintenance of said highway, pur- suant to the Act of Congress approved July II, 1916, 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 to do all other things necessary to carry on the work of the highway prof. ect, above described, is a satisfactory and efficient manner, pursuant to the Laws of the State of Arizona, and tc carry out the cooperation contem- plated and provided for by said Act. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS '. CAMPBELL,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretal :.

Phoenix, Arizona, June 10, 1920. A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-offieio President Acting Governor Nit Simms, Member H. S. Ross and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Clayton Bennett reported having vis- tied the Pioneers Home at Prescott, on June and 5, finding conditions existing there very satisfactory, but three of the members of the Institution slightly i'll.
 Pioneers Home of Wm. WedenhofeI was unanimously recommended.
 It was directed by the Board that twelve additional electric fans be pur- chased for the State Hospital
 The following discharges and paroles from the Industrial School were di- rected:
 PAROLE: Ernesto Aguilar. Parolet to his mother, Mrs. Elvira de Aguilar Tucson. Arizona.
 DISCHARGE: Roland Sheldon. Dis. charged so he may accompany hi: brother to Dubuque, Iowa, the presen residence of his family.
 The case of Grant Johnson, recon. mended by Mir. J. H. Larsen for parole was deferred until further inquiries may be made. Mir. F. W. Holmquist, Assistant Stat Engineer for the State of Arizona, wa authorized by the Board of Director to enter into any contract or agreemen with the United States Government, a provided for by Chapter 25, Session Laws of 1917 of the Third Legislatur of Arizona, as will assist him in tn discharge of his duties as Assistan State Engineer in the construction ant maintenance of roads. Meeting adjourned MT SIMMS,
 Ex-officio President. HARRY s. ROSS,
 Member. Attest:
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.
Phoenix, Arizona, Sept. g. 1s2

 TIONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officfo President Thomas E. Campbell, and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member Harry S. Ross.
 Bids were received and opened (Fils 4353) for the construction of the new addition, exclusive of heating and plumbing. to the Pioneers Home, at Prescott, Arizona, according to plans and specifications prepared by c. Tot ten, Architect, as follows:
 BUILDING WESTERN BUILDING AND
 CONSTRUCTION CO.,. t50,25S00 Bid accompanied by Cashiers
 Check for s2,60000.
 The western Building and Construc- tion Company offered an alternate bid. as follows:
 If smoke stack is built in wall
 of building, deduct ..3 800. % If tintfng is omitted, deduct. 56000 If roof is painted two coats in-s
 stead of three. deduct ...... s0O.0o If light we'll is painted with
 cold water paint, instead of
 with lead or oil, deduct. =. 10000 If basement brick wall is IS
 inches and second floor walls are 12 inches and all
 outside brick walls to be stripped with 1x2 furring.
 deduct ..................... 100000 1 If the granite to be used Is 1 taken from the quarry in- stead -~of uuarrying on the 1 ground, deduct .... 7eo.00 A. B. PEACH. PRESCOTT,
 ARIZONA .....:........... 45,s25Oo Bid accompanied sby certified
 check for $2.300.0o.
 HEATING JENNINGS & SON . s.450.00 Bid accompanied by certified
 check for s43o.43.
 IT. P. LUND ............ s.1s5.Oo Bid accompanied by certified
 check for $410.00
 PLUMBING JENNINGS AND SON ... 4,sS4.09 Bid accompanied by certified
 check for s246.62.
 T. P. LUND ................ 4,ls5.oo Bid accompanied by certified
 check for $215.00
 After discussion of the plans, an alternate bid was presented by the Western Construction Company and it was ordered that an opportunity be given MT. A. B. Peach, of Prescott. Arizona, to meet the alternate bid of theWestern Construction Company. The letting of bids was held in abey- ance pending the report from MT. Peach.
 Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of the State Industrial School paroles were granted to the following inmates of the Industrial School: # Cyrus Lewis, to the custody of his father, Benjamin Lewis, of Gila Cross ing. Komatke, Arizona.
 Robert Lewis, to the custody of his , father, Benjamin Lewis, of Gila Cross ing, Komatl1e, Arizona. lsidore Vavages, to thescustody of his mother, Mrs. Julia Vavages, of Gila Crossing, Komatke, Arizona. It was ordered that Herbert Allison. an inmate of the State Industrial School. who was granted a parole on August 13, 1920, be returned to said j school and his parole revoked. The applications for admission to the Pioneers Home of Fred H Powers, of Gila County, D. r Mitchell, of Yava- } pal County, and A. H. Porter, of Ma l vato County. were approved.
 Meeting adjourned. { THOMAS E. CAMPBELL. f x-officio President. Attest:
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Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

Phoenix. Arizona. June 8, 1920
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
Phoenix, Arizona, June 24. 1920.

Phoenix, Arizona, June 24, 1920. A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held in its office in the CapitoN Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell, Member Harry S. Ross, and Secretary Clayton Bennett.
 It was directed by the Board that warrants be ordered drawn for the payment of sub contractors and ma terial-men who have claims approved by c. E. Hover for services or material on the two dormitory buildings at the Industrial School at Fort Grant. These warrants are to be held until the ex- piration of the sixty five days which covers the payment of the % per cent retainer made on MT c. E. Hover's contract for the construction of the dormitory buildings.
 It was ordered that the one and a half ton Ford truck, now growing old at the State Prison, be sold, and that arrangements be made for the procur- ing of a new Ford one and a half ton truck. taking the credit procurable for the old truck.
 Further inquiries were ordered to be made covering the application of MT, George E. Clagett to membership ir1 the Pioneers Home.
 The application of Mir. William Christman for admission to member ship in the Pioneers Home was unani- mously ordered.
 It was voted to permit the Farmers Ginning Company to connect with the water main running to the State Fair Grounds, providing the Farmers Gin ming Comuany pay the sum of $500.00 q 4s4t- fssAr4 fp kn sw l tersection of Grand avenue and Christy road.
 James Hatfield was ordered dis charged from the State Industrial School. His mother and stepfather arc now living at 1610 Washington Boule- yard, Venice, California, to which place James Hatfield will go.
 The parole of Francisco Navarei was ordered to the custody of his ia ther. who lives at Flagstaff, Coconint l County, with the condition that Fran. cisco Navarez be sent to the Deaf ant Dumb School at Tucson. when directed The absolute discharge of Eff, McBroom. from Globe, Gila County Arizona. is ordered under the opiniol of the Attorney General dated Septem Der 6, 1919, covering the status of mar ried women.
 A thorough discussion was made o the proposed specifications presente' by Mir. Totten covering the propose, new wing to the Pioneers Home a Prescott. Pending some alterations il the specifications. definite action wa deferred until a later meeting.
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President.
 HARRY g. ROSS.
 Member.
 Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
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ed for by said Act. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Ey-officio President. Attest: - CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Caprptarv
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June 2S, 1920 At an especially called meeting of the Board of Directors June 2S. 1920, pres ent Ex-officio President Governor Thomas F. Campbell, member H. s. Ross, and Secretary Clayton Bennett, the revisions and corrections in the plans offered by Architect c. Totten, for the proposed new wing to the Pio- neers Home, were received and unani- mously approved and accepted. Advertising for bids under the plans was ordered published in Prescott, Je- rome, Phoenix and Tucson papers for five days.
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President.
 HARRY $. ROSS,
 Member. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT,
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