Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

compiling and filing tariffs from all over the United States. Within few lays Mr. DuPass can reach into d pigeon hole and tell you the rate per ton per mile per capital invested per horse shoe nail from Kalamazoo to Tucumcari or from Vail station to Twin Buttes, just as you like While other Arizonans are away at the sea shore this summer the Arizona rail road commission will be labCr;ag Trim a. m. to D. III.
 Adjoining the railroad commission quarters is installed the Arizona his torian, Mir Mulford Winsor. winsor has already taken on that profound expression, indicative of long re- search amid the archives of ancient times. He is going after the early history of Arizona in earnest and is Inviting cooperation of the old pio- neers of Arizona in his efforts. Mr. Winsor expects to visit every portion of the territory Tn ms search Tor iata and historical facts.
 On the same floor is located the Office Of ]. E. Girand, territorial en- Sneer. Mir. Grand is the head oI the good roads movement in the ter r1tory and under his direction it IS proposed to have a system of public roads in Arizona that will compare fsyorably with any state in the union. 1t is his intention to make a tour Of Arizona within the next few weeks add will encourage the organization q good roads associations in every county in the territory. Mr. Girand rdnks high in his profession and his latest work in Arizona was the con. s-ructicn of the Warren street raIi- 6ay system in the Bisbee district.
 On the first floor there are more familiar faces. Fred Cleveland. pri- sate secretary to Governor klDDey, i3 at his old post. w. c. Foster is niling across a cesk in the audi r's office at the democrats as much l5 to say, You cant lose me, Char lle."
 It is a safe wager that Foster will 1 old on to his official position under tje new administration. Foster was n especial pet of the late Governor libbey as was Sims Ely. It will be i.oticed, as his administration grows tIder, that Judge Sloan does not in. i md to ruthlessly cast aside all of even dt lIe bt- Lest CT tne organIzauon. It cdi' se predicted at this writing with sJme degiee or saIeIy that JuuSe Sioan intends to be the governor. No Ioubt he will be pleased to receive
 1ggesuions rom Jne organIzatIoiI
 -om time to time. but after all the
 uggestions have been received and
 he politicians have argued pro anu
 -on, We can picture Governor Sloan
 ,aning back fin his revolving chan
 nd saying, me JulgmenJ or tue
 Jourt, in the case of the 'organiza Jon ys the people Is for the defend ant. Motion for a new trial Is over ruled. Call the next case. Mir. Clerk. The organization and Governor .foan can never he on intimate -trms. In fact, it is hard for any .Sody to be on intimate terms witl .s,oan. Twenty years on the bencl -as given him that stony counte Ilnce that does not breed familiarl y. Did you ever see anybody witt 1 ter arm around sloan snouIder | ,lne would not dare l do not meaI | aat the new governor is stuck up, |. 1t he is fully equipped with dign! l y becoming his office.
 Everybody in Phoenix knows. O links he does, that when Judgt
 , .oan accepted the position as gov unor or Arizona Tn order 70 Kee.