Nogales international., 1931-01-14

the adjutant generals tenure six
years was questioned by the gov
ernor, who recommended the law be
restored to it's original status OF
making the term of office of Ad-
Ijutant General coterninous with
that Of the chief executive"
Segregation OF Convicts
Segregation of young and old con-
Victs at the stateprison through con-
struction of another building was
asked by the executive along with q
suggestion the legislature find "a
means to enact the death penalty
less barbarous and revolving than
the one used at present"
The immediate amendment of
the Highway Code restoring the full
privilege of the state highway de-
partment to work on force account
was recommended.
Labor Question
Discussing the citizen labor ques-
ton, he said:
IT urge an enactment by this le-
gislature which will provide salu-
tory penalties for state, county or
municipal officials who knowingly
permit the employment of aliens on
public works, with provision that
conviction shall automatically carry
with it impeachment in office"
The legislature was urged to
adopt memorial addressed to Con-
gress petitioning the prompt enac-
ment of legislation for application
of the immigration quota law to
countries of North and South Am
erican continents as it now applies
to other nations.
reimbursement by the legislature
of funds advanced by private cor
porations for financing institutions
and activities of "the preceding ad-
ministration" was approved by the
governor, but recommended "the
enactment of legislation making the
acceptance Of such private and url-
authorized loans by future admin
istrations sufficient ground for tho
impeachment Of the chief executive
or other state officer responsible
for such action"
He asked legislation providing
that a candidate for office receiving
a majority of all votes cast at a
primary election, shall be declared
elected.
Serious consideration of the as
sembly was asked for the enactment
of a law which will provide great
er protection to despositers Of de-
funct banks. The executive urged
that penalties for violation Of pro-
visions of the banking statutes be
made more severe.
The governor strongly recon-
mended that Arizona adopt a code
clearly segregating saving deposits
from commercial deposits where a
bank maintains both departments.
Banking Laws
lie urged Ell amendment to the
barking laws making it a misde-
I1eanor for responsible officers of
A-4zona banks to allow or honor
overdrafts.
"The legal rate of interest should
be modified" he said, ito conform
with the trend of modern times.
urge the amendment of our statutes
to prevent the charging of more
than eight per cent interest on
loans"
The legislature was urged to
adopt a memorial to Congress pc
titioning the transfer by the gov
ernment to the states of title to all
unappropriated public domain with
in their borders, including minerals
and oils
An appeal for revision of the
statutes governing cooperative mar
keting, a recommendation that small
loan companies be placed under su-
pervision of the state banking de-
partment, and a careful study of
the Industrial compensation act
were made.
Legislation pertaining to old age
pensions, and recommendation for
construction of certain highways, in
Guiding opening of negotiations with
California and the United States
Indian Service for construction of
free bridge across the Colorado
river at Parker, was asked.
Consolidation of various depart
ments to bring about "a more SIM
plified structure of government" al
so was recommended.
Repeal of House Bill 10, the So
called egg inspection law enacted by
the last legislature, was asked a.
long with recommendations that eff