Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

per cent of the total amount of our
 taxes for the year 1912, in no case
 to be less than one dollar.
 Arizona Improvement company. H.
 A Diehl w. K. James, Martin Gold, Mrs Chas. NJ. McHugh, II. w. Ryder, F. E. O'Nenl. J. w Doris. Harry L. Hancock, Frank Smithline, Marcus May. Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company, Phoenix National Bank, H. B. Wilkinson, l.. II. Chal- mers, J. B. Long. A. C. Williams, Frank Thomas. C. E. Lukin, A H. | Grund, J. l.. Irwin, R. l.. Bake, Ben Gillette, Elliott Evans, D. A. Dono- | frio, Dwight B. Heard, the Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle company. w. 1 H. Patrick. r. A. Tharaldson, Frank U. Blount, ". T. Smith Walter Ben
 nett, A. J. Sampson, J. w. Walker. INV. H. Kay. C. W. Sturges, A w. Berriman, Chas. Donofrrio, J. c.
 Adams, A. Redewill, Dick Erdmans, Emil Gang, E. x. Phillips, Pratt-Gil- bert company, A. c. Utley, Aaron Goldberg. Chas Goldman, H. s. Gris- wold. w B. TwitcheH, NJ. J. Ryan, ! Sylvanus Palmer, I. Rosensweig, Ar | thur Luhrs, sylvan Ganz Harry C.. Kahn, Frank Griebel, C. D. Doris, Drank D. Lane, Barnett Marks, J. ] H Hughes Ezra W. Thayer, Phoenix Flour Mill, H. NJ. Kennedy, OMal-
 ley Lumber company, F. l.. O'Malley,
 D. H. Burtia, George A. Macdonald,
 Lin B Orme Frank Luke, J. NJ.
 Shott. B A Fowler. w. C. Foster,
 Victor Steinegger, J. l.. E. Alex
 ander.
 As soon as the lists were signed and the recess over General A. J. Sampson took the floor and drew the attention of the meeting to the fact that under the organization plan it would seem to be almost impossible to get started with the proposed tax ation plans for some thirty or sixty days after last evening, especially if it was the intention of the organ ization, as he understood it was, to obtain the services of taxation eN- pert as secretary He therefore recommended that a committee of five be appointed to meet with the mem bers of those committees of the elg- islature having taxation alters Tn hand and present the matter to them in the light of the feeling of the meeting This was afterwards made in the form of a motion and adopted, and shortly afterwards Chairman Greene announced the following members for that committees: A. J. Sampson, II. B. Wilkinson, Lin E Orme, w T. Smith, and Joe Thai heimer General Sampson asked the committee to meet for the purposes of organization at three o'clock this | afternoon
 It was suggested that an advisory committee of three be appointed | which was agreed to and Messrs s Walter Bennett, B. A. Fowler and Il Harry A. Diehl were appointed MT | Greene then announced the commit | tee on nomination consisting of D B. Heard, J. c. Adams, l.. H. Chal- \ mers, J. w Walker and Brady ONeiH. whose duty it is to nomln- \ ate the twenty-one members who arc \ to be candidates for positions on tho \ executive committee.
 The membership committee Wa' announced as follows: For PhoenlX Charles Douglas, J. l.. Irwin, J. w \ Walker; for Wickenburg, Johl WitherIy; for Glendale, A w. Ben nett; for Mesa, J. G. Spangler; fo | Buckeye, H. F. Kell; for Tempe. J IB. Cook; for Chandler, M. Peabody. III A number of enthusiastic an'
 earnest speeches were made Thes
 dwelt upon the revision of the code | the iminence of tax legislation at tn
 present session of the legislature, an | the assurance that all could hay
 that the legislature has desire | | do what is just and right i'll thi ' matter if only the matters are lal
 before the body in the proper llgh Among the speakers were Waite III Bennett. l.. H. Chalmers, J. C. Adams Dwight B. Heard, B. A. Fowler, N ll'T. Smith, F. Brady O'Neill, B. | !, Marks. General Sampson and J. | H McClintock.
 l1 A further meeting called Tor ~ the discretion of the chairman TIT representative nature of the Sati
 ering, the unanimity of eXpresslo
 from members of all political faltf
 was the soudce of much faVorap
 icomment both during the name taf . ing recess and at the. end or u