Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15

built on a section Of school land near
Benson. To offset the report Of resi-
dents of Graham county concerning
water conditions at Grant, petition
. wac this morning read in the house
from residents Of Wilcox, saying
there was plenty Of water for all and
no chance OF its not being sufficient
for school purposes.
Northern Arizona eattlemen are
protesting against the creation Of the
Coconino game preserve and have
asked that before definite action be
taken their representative, Mr.. Bar
nett stiles, OF Williams. be heard. On
motion OF Speaker Linney the house
granted the request
There is a possibility that Arizona
will be represented at the eighth ma
tional dry farming congress, which
is to meet soon at Tulsa, Oklahoma
If the legislature passes a bill intro
Juced in the house today by Speaker
Liuney, appropriating funds proyid-
ing for such representation. Malcolm
Frazier, secretary Of the Prescott
chamber Of commerce addressed the
house for a few minutes on the OBJ
jects and advantages Of the bill if
enacted into law and the impression
he made with the law makers was
favorable. Mr.. Frazier had represent
ed Arizona at previous meetings Of
the congress and he declared he
could directly trace benefits 10 the
state Of not less than half a hun
bred new settlers. who made over 81
Thousand dollars in investments. he
also knew that on account Of display
northern Arizona had made at the
congress in question, Canadian CATH
buyers had come into the northern
part Of the state 20 buy and had
paid an aversge Of a dollar a head
over what Montana and Wyoming
cattle buyers were paying for cat
tie.
with the date for his execution up
On the zallows Just three days off
next FRIDAY. March i. and the death
watch now over him, J. b. Goodwin
convicted murderer, confined in the
Globe jail sin has hope that he viii
receive executive clemeney either in
The form Of a reprieve or a commute
lion Of his sentence.
Goodwin's attorney, T. E. Flanni-
gan, Of Globe. is in the city making
one more attempt TO save the life Of
the condemned man Throughout the
many steps taken since the murder
occurred, Flanagan has worked hard
and faithfully to save the mans life.
he has spent many sleepless nights
thinking and planning Of some step
to take whereby Goodwin viii not
be com PEELED to die.
FlanEig2n has not given up all
hope BY any means. lie believes that
soodwin win not hang on March "A,
and telegraphed the attorney general
OF the United States last night in az
attempt TO prevent the execution on
mat date. His contention Is that
when Judge Richard E. sloan resent
znced Goodwin to death in accord
anee with the circuit court Of ap
peals Al San Francisco, he had no,
the authority to change the point o.
execution from Florence 20 Globe
sGoodwiR Eass originally seateReed 70
ezoensea :, Ess1sEcs AF. sS4nrt
tIs slus tAat while It IS . teehni
gsljg he gas authorities to back
lis ID e siis isien.
6izsS list Opposed
0tposIti0n from an unexpected
50 lgc6s has developed C Senator
tc1h4il4's hnti-i8iacis List tyill. Il comes
state who fear that The bill in its
rif&pt form would make impossible
the ISSUANCE. by railroad companies Of
clearance papers when an employe