Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-19
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

M York to try government by commission, includ ing the "recall." "
 As result of the recent elections the demo crats have regained control of the Kentucky leg isature with sufficient force to pass any measure over the republican governors veto.
 Bradley Barlow Smaley, prominent demo cratic leader in Vermont and at one time secre tary of the democratic national committee, dieo recently at his home in Burlington.
 Harvey w. Walker who for years has beer the representative of William J. Bryan in New York and the latters adviser concerning polit icaI affairs in the Empire state has come out fol Gaynor for president in 1912.
 The Illinois general assembly will meet in ex traordinary session early in December. Pri mary election legislation and the deep water ways proposition are the only matters to be included in the governors call.
 Haverhill, Mass, under the commission plan of government is to live within the SIP tax limit and to close the books at the end of the year without having to borrow cent for regular ex- penses
 The women, who now enj joy partial suffrage in Kansas, are beginning a campaign for uni versal suffrage such as they have in other west ern states, by capturing county and municipal offices. According to figures just compiled, there are now sixty-two county offices in the state filled by women.
 Republican leaders in Virginia are laying plans to nominate congressional candidates in each of the ten districts in the state next sum- mer. This is said to be the first time that such a thing has been attempted in the south by the republican party. Headquarters for the coming campaign have been established in Roanoke
 Republicans in upper New York state are ad- vocatlng the claims of Supreme Court Justice Frank H. Hiscock of Syracuse of the court of appeals of the state and United States Circuit Court Judge Albert Cleveland Coxe of Utica to be appointed as the successor of the late Rufus W. Peckham of the supreme court of the United States
 Ill. B. Thomas, who few months ago was ey- pelled from the Texas senate for charging graft and corruption on the part of the members of the Texas legislature and who was overwbeIm. lngy reelected at the recent election. has an nouhced himself as a candidate for lieutenant governor ie IS said to have large following among prohlbltionists and other reformers.
 something of an idea of the strength of the
 lhSurgent" movement in the west is shown in the early beginning of the congressional cam palgn Tn Kansas. Usually congressional cam palgns m that state do not show much sign of life mtll about six months before the election. but now With the election a year off the campaion IS Tn null swing, with candidates already an against all except two of the stand patters." o'anu- q when George Gonzales takes the oath of of nee l as mayor of Hoboken, N J., on New Ypar,o uay' ne will be the first republican to occunv tbo executive , chair of that city in twenty-six Taars ! nls. lilfee years ago he was virtually unknown ;n circles Then he was elected 2 mamhor pl the city council, where he established ronn .atlon Tor himself by opposing measures faTou ns , monopollstic corporations which sougbt oon srol of the public utilities. 1t con