El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

foot, Craig, Lynch
Counties and county affairs-kane' .
Curry Maddox, Barker, Irvine, Muir
Petitions and memOrials-Kelton,
Cooke, Ellis
state ACCOUNTING. and methods of bus
iness-Kerr, KeltOn, Irvine, Babbitt,
Kane
Suffrage and eIections-Wren Saxon
Duncan. WhippIe. Ellis
EducatiOn-Jones, X T. Moore curry
Whipple, Saxon, Gonzales, Brooks-
Good roads-Curry Jones, Whpples
Wren, Maddox. Kerr, Gonzales
Agriculture and Observation-Disclosures
Jones, jacobson, A A Moore, Irvine,
Graham. Gonzales.
Livestock-Cocke. Saxon, Bradner. A
Militia and public defence-Duncan.
Johnson, Ellis.
pie Lewis, Duncan, A A Moore, Bah
bitt MattOX, Buchanan
State institutions and expenditure
Barker. Craig, Kane, Maddox, Jacobs
In both these lists the names OF the
committee chairmen are given rtrst-
To Fight Hunt County.
Senator Fred Breen, Of Havapa1 says
that the parties who have been clrcu-
Latino the report that the Hunt county
bill viii meet with no opposition, are
not as correct in their statement as
they might be- In other WORDS. Brs cen
saws that there is going to be one DlS
fight against carving piece OH 60
coniuo county and calling 1t Hunt The
people around Flagstaff and elsewhere
in the east end Of COcOninO believe that
to divide the county into two parts
would be to raise taxes IN both III
the burden would be almost unbearaDle-
Breen lives IN FIassTalI, the COunty
seat of CocouinO. Tom Maddox, who
introduced the bill in the house, llVes
in williams, which is to be the county
seat of Hunt, provided Hunt county Is
The Senator'S Joke.
A good story is being told on senator
J H. Harrison, Of Santa cruz county
1t seems that a few weeks ago SEN
atOr Harrison, who is southern Arl-
iona cattle baron, shipped tralnloau
of fat steers from NogaIes to tucson
He received payment Tor the STOCK IN
the old pueblo. After finishing up his
business, Harrison hied himself TO the
hotel where he always stopped Wnen IN
that city There was new clerk pc
hind the desk and senator Harrison, IN
his hfgh-heeled boots, old flannel Snlrt
and disreputable hat, didn't look IKE a
travelling representative OF the mint 10
II want a ROOM Harrison confided-
'tAu right; SO, please" was the clerk s
reply. .+.r oo,,n1a NJ
DAYS" protested Harrison
7 have never paid in advance here
before. I'll pay when / leave
Nothing doing replied the cusIo-
dian Of the keys. If you intend 70 stay
two nights. il will be IS in advance
"AIl right" replied Harrison Win
4 bored air. Cash this check and take
out your So" 80
WhereupOn he passed over check
for S36,SOO, which he had Just received
for his cattle
Wants a Bridge.
The duietest man in the house Is Jonn
Ellis. Of Kingman- Ellis is interested
in lust one bill. 1t is one that ne -
going to introduce himself in day OF
two and provided for an appropriation
of $40. 900 to build a bridge over SacTa-
rnentO wash, in the Sacramento VaIIey
~ Mohaye county. This bridge VIII
serve as the last connecting INK OF
road between Peach Springs ana the
Needles bridge over the COLORADO.
Want to Buy Timber.
Petitions demanding that the staIe
sell timber from the universlty's lands
in northern Arizona "tO the actual con-
SINNER in blocks not to exceed lO,UUV,gyO
feet at any one time to any one inGI-
vidual," will soon flood the Ieslsla-
Nv ". K. Ross. of Maine. Coconino coun-
tv has had 500 copies Of a petltlQn
nrinted and sent to his friends through
ont the state. The petition also ASKS
that permits to Craze on the AanGs "
Granted to small stOckmen- II declaE =
mat the national forestry service Is
ssrrD in the interests OF the large cor
noratfons and the lumber trust
Ross claims that thousands OF Ar
zouans will sign the petition