The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-17


 one day. MT. Shannon has disposed of his cattle ranch on Eagle Creek and will devote most of his time be- tween now and the date of the pri- maries to his campaign. l The political candidates are helping out the band boys by advertising their announcements on the concert program.
 D. P. w. Eylar has made up his mind to oppose Hon. Geo. Chase for the nomination for State Senator from Greenlee County.
 The great mass of voters are begin ming to realize that the initiative clause of our constitution is especially designed for the use of the corpora tions and socialistic labor organiza- tions who have their own axes to grind.
 The Copper Era office is at work on Primary Campaign number of this paper which will be mailed to Every Voter in GreenIee Coun- ty before hte date of the primary election. This edition will consist of
 
 and will contain the primary election law, instruction to voters, a sample primary ballot and a photograph of candidates together with a brief bio graphical sketch and platform of principles upon which the respective candidates seek the suffrage of the voters. This edition will bring each candidate face to face with every individual voter before he goes to the polls on election day.
 Dpring the past week the most interest has centered in the race for Supervisor. With five candidates in the field from Clifton there is a keen rivalry for the home vote.
 It is not probable that Hon. Marcus A.. Smith will be able to leave his duties in Washington in order to make personal campaign of the state for election to a second term as United States Senator. From present indications Congress will remain in session until the first of September The great majority of democratic voters in Arizona, however, appear to have already formed the opinion that Mark Smith is entitled to a second term as Arizona's senator, having served only short two year term.
 l.. F. Sweating announces that on or before July 27th he will be able to furnish interested parties a printed copy of the Great Register of Green lee County, and supplements will be issued each week until the date of the primaries. If you want a copy of all the voters of Greenlee county, segregated by precincts, including male and female, call on L. F. Sweet ing, Clifton, Arizona. 7.
 F. A. Sutter, of Cochise county has withdrawn from the race for Governor. Joseph H. Kibbey this week told a committee of progressives that he could not run on their ticket for the senate. He said he would run as a republican if assured of the progress sive support. The committee re- piled that no deal along that line was possible.
 Ben F. Daniels, of Pima county, is candidate for sheriff of that county on the Progressive ticket.
 The Women's Political Victory Club of Cochise county was organized by i
 
 try club yesterday afternoon The | officers elected were Mrs. G. Sher- man, president; Mrs. c. c. Mitchell, | vice-president; Mrs. J. H. Smith, | secretary; Mrs. H. s. Standly, treas | urer. The president, Mrs. Gerald | Sherman, is the wife of the Superin- tendent of the Copper Queen mines.
 Mrs. A. E. Douglas, wife of Prof. TlOnOl9C nf mi ifxy <,fi has announced her candi- dacy for the nomination for county school superintendent of Pima coun- ty on the Democratic ticket
 Chauncey F. Ainsworth has an- himslef as seeker of the republican nomination for sheriff of Pima county.
 John T. Hughes, member of the first state senate from Pima county, will again seek the democratic nom- nation for the same position.
 Harry Wheeler, sheriff of Cochise county, will be a candidate at the coming primaries for renomination on the democratic ticket. Up to the present writing no opposition has evi- denced itself
 John Rolling, Vic Griffith and Charles N. Sims have all announced as candidates for the dem- ocratic nomination for sheriff of Pima | county. Rolling is at present chief of police of Tucson and Griffith is county recorder of Pima.
 Elizabeth Mabry Crozier and Nellie H. Allen have announced themselves IS candidates for the democratic nom- nation for school superintendent of Iila county. Practically every county in the state has one or more women