Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
House Ends Three
Day Reading of Bill
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grand total OF the bill made in the
subdivision relating to the supreme
court was an appropriation OF $4,000
for printing the reports of decisions
The state librarian was given an
additional stenographer at . salary
of $500. But that was not really an
addition, but the restoration Of a po-
sition that had been omitted in the
making UP of the bill. That is true
Of the changes made in many OF the
other departments.
The committee dealt more literally
with the agricultural and horticul-
tnral subdivision than any other;
sIl,110 was added to the salary and
wages list in consequence Of all al
slowances for several authorized in
spectors of one kind and another;
the figures for operation were in
creased from $500 10 $3.50; for
travel from $500 to $500, and foy
capital investment from $1,000 TO
s$2630.
In the subdivision Of the livestock
sanitary board several changes were
made, one important one making pro-
vision for the use by the board OF all
money received from inspection fees
payment of the expenses of the board.
1t was explained that this was mat
ter concerning only the stoclImen,
who contributed the money for their
owp protection. Items were intro
fs1ced approximating $4,000 for CO.
operation with the federal govern
Sl79ent for combating tuberculosis in
cattle: an appropriation OF $4,000 for
lighting scabies. which. as Mr.. Neal
stated, had cost within compare
lively short time the stockmen OF
Arizona a million dollars.
The subdivision relating to the uni
tversity was amended by making 1t
conform to the financial code. The
estimates OF the requirements of the
university for the year are $sS4,V0O,
ID be met as follows: Estimates OF
the amount raised by the $4,000 mill
tax, s6SS,75O; from other sources.
s275,3oO.
There was q heated session during
The consideration Of the two SD
divisions relating to the normal
schools. That of the Northern Nor
nal was taken up first For salaries
and wages $4,000 had been appro-
|priated. Mr.. Gillsland asked Tor an
dncrease of this amount to $4,000. but
st was voted down.
When the Tempe Normal subdlvi-
sion was taken up Miss Boehringer
at once moved for an increase or the
salary list from S91, 400 TO $106,650.
The statement was made that
there were five times as many pupils
at the Tempe Normal as at the Nor
sfhern Normal "You mean there are
five times as many teachers" was
4Ae reply. There were expressed
fears that the Normal would lose
some Of its teachers If their salaries
were reduced as was proposed IN
the bill. But it was urged against
abis that the lowest salary on the
asst was s2,400, and that they ran
from that up TO $4,000.
Mr. Giiiiland opposed the motion
with some heat. declaring that the
Aoresident of the Northern Normal,
who had been here during the early
days of the session. had been sent
home to his work while the presi-
dent of the Tempe Normal had been
4 frequent visitor to the capitol. But
it was explained that the president
had been sent for. The motion was
defeated
Miss Boehringer then moved that
the appropriation for repairs, OF
x16.300. be reduced to $4,000 and the
balance applied to the salary list.
After an extended debate. that waz
done.
Attorney General Galbraith was
before the committee concerning the
appropriations for his department
lie said that he had nothing to ask
Ia reply as to whether he would un-
dertake the legal work OF the ta1
eomnlission whose attorney had been
cut out, he said he would, as he be-
aieved that his office should be the
legal headquarters OF all the depart
dllents. He added that he believed
that his office could get along on the
provision that had been made Tor Il
Land Commissioner Kuchler was
before the committee late in the at
iernoon and so clearly explained the
needs of the department that fhe
committee restored to 1t all the ap-
propriations which had been recon :
iaended in the budget.
For the office of the water COM
missioner. the committee increased
The salary of the secretary from
s2,700 to $4,000: in place of a rodman
and craftsman at a salary OF $1,000,
gave a craftsman at $1,S00 and a
fodman at 81 200 and incresed opera
lion expenses from $4,000 to $4,000
other changes in the bill were unim-
4,ortant, and in that form the bill
Ras recommended.
Hits at Ku klux klan
Preceding the taking up OF tht
appropriation bin in the afternoon
hfr. Matthews introduced House Bal
rs. a measure which had been Ions
threatened. directed against an or
Eanization called the Ku Klux klan
supposed to have an existence in Ari-
iona It prohibits an organization
Or association which Injuries oi
threatens an individual in the exer-
rise of his rights under the constitu-
tipn. II forbids two or more person,
10 appear in disguise upon the prem
fses of another or on the highway
with intent to harass an individual
Section 2 of the act provides;
Every person who wears any masl
Or personal disguise. whether com
plete or partial. for the purpose o
evading discovery. recognition o.
Identification in the commission o
any public offense, shall be guilty O
b felony
1t is also made a felony for one Il
organize or knowingly become
blember of an association who's
members wear masks or personal dis
guise in the commission Of a public
pffense. 1t is made a felony to or
gAnize or to belong to an association
which advocates or abets any doc
trine or precept as a means of met
Ing out punishment to any person il
4 manner not provided by law.
Section 5. Any persons, corpora
ton, association or organization whit
kilfully subjects or causes to b.
subjected any person of the state o
Arizona to the deprivation OF an.
rights. privileges or inlmunities Sc