Arizona republican., 1921-01-12
BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED IN HOUSE ARE BY
 NOMANME EMBER
Patronage List of House Of Representatives Is Made
 Public-Senate Delays Its Announcement = Cover nor Sends His Message

In a session of an hour in the house in the morning and one of. 15 minutes i in the senate in the afternoon, before going into joint session, both houses yesterday further advanced the work of organization and the house entered the stage of actual legislation. Speaker Keefe of the house an nounced the committee assignments and the committee on patronage brought in list of attaches The sen ate committee on clerks and printing also made known it's clerical force and but for lack of time President Wilzin- | son would have given out the com mittees.
 Three bills were introduced in the house. all of them by Mrs. Boehringer of Yuma. One was house bill No. l. making provision for the current and contingent expenses of the legislature changes in the states educational ma chinery. There will be other bills, said Mrs. Boehringer, for the amend ment of the states educational code.
 As had been forecast by The Re- publican, the appropriation bill carries s67 900. That is $2000 more than the bill of two years ago, to pay the sal aries and mileage of the four additional members. The items of the bill are: For the salary of members. s24.360; salaries of employees $21, 900; mileage of members, s2S31.20: contingent ex- penses, s1s.0os.S0; for preparing and printing the journal. 5000.
 Make State Supt. Appointive
 The bill passed it's various read ings under suspensions of the rules and sent to the senate, where but for the lack of time it would have taken similar short cut and have been sent to the governor. But it was allowed to lie on the secretary's desk to be taken up this morning.
 One of the other Boehringer bills proposes an amendment to the consti- tuition to make the office Of superin- ltendent of public instruction appointive Instead of elective. The other changes the personnel of the state board of education by adding to 1t a city su- lperintendent of schools, a principal of a high school and a county superinten- dent These appointments are to be made by the governor. The educa- tional bills were referred to the print ing committee.
 The house assembled at 10 o'clock in the morning and the regular order was taken up. When the reports Of special committees were called for Chairman Jones of the committee on patronage stated that he could report only progress. Speaker Keefe then an- nounced the committee assignments to which he had evidently given serious
 thought and had carried out his an
 nounced intention to make a fair dis-
 trfbution. It will be observed that
 the Republicans have been given not only places on most of the important
 committees but chairmanships of sev- eral of them. The assignments were; ! House Committees lI Public Institutions Betts, Hall,
 Haynes, Pishon, Bush. Miller. Boehr- , finger.
 Enrolling and Engrossing - Miller. . Milner, Burke.
 Appropriations = Curlee. Rickerson, McGrath, Barkell. Knight, Stewart, Schupp.
 Fish and Game - Kimban, Wyiie, 5 Phillips. Matthews. Neal. Krebs.
 Militia and Public Defense-Udail' Matthews, Miller, Remington. Neal. Petitions and Memorials-Bush. Fra
 zier, Barry.
 r Rules-Mr. Speaker. Phillips. Curlee
 Constitutional Amendments and Rei . . erendum - Milner. Perkins. kreps' l Bush. Jones. Rickerson, Kinney. Pishon. Curlee, Ellsworth. Gale, Betts'