Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-28
HUNT Is BUSY
 ON MESSAGES
Governor Will Send Several and not Attempt to En- body All points
 in One
REFORM SCHOOL MAY MOVE
(By Joe Connors.)

GLOBE, Dec, 27-How much will it cost to run the new state of Ari. zonl? From whence are the funds coming? How much must be furnished the different institutions?
 These are but few of the ques- tions puzzling the brain of Governor. elect Hunt these days. In order that he may know more of the institutions Of the state, their present state c. repair their needs and conditions, the governor. as soon as he is inau- guTated will appoint a committee to investigate and report to him in or der that he may make suggestions 10 the legislature There are so many things to be considered in the first message, these will not be taken up until later in the session when a special message will be written.
 I''Vestigste Reform School .. .
 One of the things attracting tha at- tention of the governor is the reform school at Benson. The school is on a barren rocky hill, near the rail- road The boys who are sent there have no chance to get out into the fields and learn to do farming work. The school costs much more for its maintenance than would be the case if the boys could help raise vegetables and other crops. The atmosphere of a farm would ts much more wholesome and the boys would be better for having worked on a farm
 There is good farming land in CO Chise county and the reform school should be moved into a farming com munity The state will have more than 10,000,000 acres after the presi- dent issues his proclamation and that there should be some of this land used for the farm where the boys who are being taught Co become bet ter citizens could live ana till the soil. There are other state institu- tiCns On which an improvement could be made according to advices receiv- ed by the governor and he will have the matter dsteTmiL,sd. The com mittee will not be legislators as the members will have all they can do to look after thsir duties as law ma kers.
 The educational institutions, in cluding The Little Red School Houses" will have a strong champion in William F. Brooks, representative Of Gila. He has been called the father of the free text books" idea before the primary carried a plank endorsing free text books and school supplies for the children He has been interested in the matter for years and will father a bill for free text books.
 Some Have Ambitions.
 Gila county will ask for the chair manship of the committee of appro- priatiens The local members of the lower house will be a unit for Brooks for this position And they hope 10 sec Lewis on the eomittee of labor and also on mines, whiis Murphy wants a place on the committee on judiciary.
 M. c. Cuniff of Yavapai may be the choice for president Of the senate without another name being present. ed.
 Cuniffhas not made formal au- nCuncement and state senators elect have not received any word from him. For the speakership Representative Brnader has announced himself It now remains for him to get the endor- sement of the other COchise members and he will apparently have no op- position His experience and good re- cord make him the logical candidate for the place.