The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-01-31
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The Subdivision Which will Lick Legis-
Iati0n Into Shape.

The speaker named the following
standing committees, the first named
gentleman in each being chairman:
Rules-Speaker, Williams, Guild.
Ways and Means-Hampton, Cren-
shaw, Morgan, Mccormick, Day.
priations-Burke, Bell, Cren-
shaw, Hampton, Grosetta, Williams,
Pace.
Education-Bunch, Coleman, Pace,
Krook, Day.
Judiciary = Krook, Crenshaw,
Hampton, Williams, Martin, David
son, Grosetta.
Corporations-Pace, Krook, Burke,
Whitesides, Davidson.
Printing Williams, Whitesides,
Bell, Davidson, Guild.
Territorial Affairs = Whiteside,
Burke, Bail, Coleman, Hampton.
Irrigation-Bell, Pace, Grosetta,
Slaughter, Bunch.
Live Stock-Slaughter, Bell, Pace,
Mccormick, Grosetta, Morgan,
Whiteside.
INSTRUMENTATION, Mccormick,
Day, Murphy, Morgan.
Labor and Labor Organizations
Murphy, Coleman, Bail, Hull, Mar
tin.
Claims Hull, Mccormick.
Militia. and Indian Affairs-Day,
Bunch, Morgan.
Public Expense and Accounts
setta, Hampton, Wallace.
E. and E. Bills-Wallace, Guild,
Whitesides.
Petitions and Memorials Burke,
Willie ms, Wallace.
Mines and Mining Hull, Murphy,
Krook, Martin, Hampton.
Counties and County Boundaries
Crenshaw, Pace, Guild, Slaughter,
Whiteside.
Federal elations-Coleman, Day
Hull.
Observation-Disclosures, Morgan
Wallace: Pace, Slaughter.
Public Buildings-Crenshaw, Muir
ply, Bail, Martin, Slaughter.
Territorial Library-Guild, Bunch
Wallace.
Beside the standing committees
the speaker announced a steering
committee composed of Messrs
Krook, Crenshaw and Williams. Mr.
Krook as chairman of this committee
becomes ex-officio the majority fool
leader.
Two homes were plunged into sad
ness and a little life into jeopardy
Monday evening of last week by the
reckless handling of a 38-calibre
revolver by the little son of Sheriff
Anderson.
He and little Bernard Freudentha
were playing around the house wher
the Anderson child pointed the re-
volver full at Bernard and pulled the
trigger. The hammer fell on a load
ed chamber and the bullet STRUCK
Bernard in the right arm just below
the shoulder and ploughed downward
into the body. The boy who unwit
tingly did the deed ran away shrek
ing in terror, and the wounded lad
was carried into the Anderson home
and the physician sent for. The
wound was probed but without find
ing the bullet and the little fellow
was made as comfortable as possible
and passed a comparatively quiet
night. Next morning he took a rapid
turn for the worse and appeared tt
be sinking rapidly. DIR. Fales, OF
Clifton, was summoned in consulta
tion and everything that human skill
could do was done. He became bet
ter during the night and slept sound
| ly for some hours and THURSDAY
morning he was SO much better thai
hope returned to the watchers. Al
the time of going to press he was
gaining strength and the physicians
hope for and expect his speedy re
covery. The sympathy of the whole
community goes out to the family il
their hour of trouble. Little Der
nard is prime favorite with all wht
know him and the accident touched
a chord of sympathy in everyone
Our sympathy goes out no less to the
family of Mr.. Anderson, to whom the
unhappy accident came as scarcely
less poignant shock than to the par
ents of the injured lad.-Bulletin.
Since the above was in type it il
learned that Bernard is improving
rapidly, and is now considered out o.
danger.
r. T. Hill returned this week from
Santa Rosalio springs, Mexico, where
he spent some time taking baths fol-
rheumatism. He returned home en-