Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01
Governor Hunt Leaves Greenlee
County; Speaks to Large
Crowd Before He Departs and
Lays Down the Law.
ORGANIZER EXTENDS
INVITATION TO HUNT
Governor InferS That Unless Com
panies Come to Terms He will
Bring Militia Into the Camp;
Talk Is General.

CLIFTON. sept 80 After two days
spent i'm Clifton and Morenci, taking
the testimony of mine managers and
employees, Governor Hunt, Adiutant
General Harris and Private Secretary
Ladd left Clifton this evening i'm an
auto for Lordsbure en- route to Phoe-
nix.
AT s o'clock this afternoon, at
monster mass meeting held on the
library plaza in Clifton at which more
than three thousand were present the
governor spoke TO the assemDlage. The
meeting was opened by organizer Mil
Ter and he requested a vote on invit-
ing the governor TO address the crowd.
The vote was unanimous for the gov
ernor to speak An auto was sent to
the Reardon hotel for the governor
while Miller addressed the crowd. A
large number of Mexicans wore hats
inscribed "Hurrah for Governor
Hunt" The governor said. in part as
follows:
81 came here al the request of the
sheriff of the county 10 see If could
llI bIlIlE IllllNtII|f ~ eAlft iltt N'I"
ference that has been before you for
the past two weeks ! have been i'm
constant communication with the
sheriff of this county and so far he
has maintained order ! am proud
that ann governor of this state and
feel that we have AN been acting in
the right manner. feel that this
situation viii be cleared up and for
the last two days ] have beef inter-
viewing the company and the employ
ees and the two days of constant eff
fort on my part have been spent to
see if il We're possible that the situa-
lion could be cleared up
81 find conditions. effecting here,
DO need adjusting feel that the men
who have charge of these great works
will be amenable to reason and be-
lieve they will meet you on common
ground and / want to say friends,
that while am governor of this state,
and you have elected me TO this high
office, / want you to understand as
well as an the officials to understand,
that when I come back to tnis con-
muuity and have to bring troops the
principal officers of companies viii bo
no different than the poorest MeTi-
can he controls.
81 hope an of you realize / am 60
ing to have order if have to call on
p every troop we have in the state Of
Arizona These words of mine are
being taken by a stenographer and
speak authoritatively do not want
TO come to this district except TO be-
lieve of peace but If war comes you
will have TO abide by war. Although
! am a man of peace I'm times of war
p see no distinction Rich or poor, all
of you, may be put i'm the bun pen and
then we can talk il over ] am
IL brought here as governor and be.
lieve i'm the people here who have
been so kind and good who i'm this
great crisis have not SO far as I un.
p derstand, nor viii not commit. a sig
nal iufraction of the law ] win come
D hack if necessary to see that justice
is done and ! hope justice viii be done
F. There never was q condition but what
ll tbulu Dt lulpIohtu ana tbulu ut lll
proved rightly and feel that the EN-
ployees and employers can get to
s gether and if they cannot get togeth
er peacefully, they will have TO gel
d together the other way. because ! am
going to see you people get together
y some way if have to put everyone Of
you i'm the bull pens
j. The governor was followed by Mex
ican speakers who interpreted his re
marks TO the Mexicaus. He wa.
d followed by Attorney General Wiley
e Jones who encouraged the employ
e ees in their demands and concluded
"that God Almighty was on the sid,
D. of the workingmen in this contro
i versy"
The report is again being circulated
n that the mine managers have tol,
IS the governor that as soon as the West
# em Federation organizer leaves the
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