Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-11
Recall of Hunt Wanted by Many; Action is
 Threatened Soon
Hunts Action Is Vetoing Ap- it, Cause Much Talk of Pos 1t, Cauce Much Talk of Pos sihle Trouble.

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 PHOENIX. June 10. - Suggestions for the recall of Governor Hunt are heard today An that seems Co be ne- cessary to start the proceedings is leader or group of leaders Go take the initiative The futility Of striy- ing further 10 legislate in the inter- ests of the State is recognized gen erally.
 Tn proposal Co resort to the recall was brought to head by Hunts action in vetoing many of the provisions in the appropriation bill Both houses Of the legislature are brought face to face with the face that they are pow erless to promote economy because of Hunts determination to perpeuate his policy of eXtrayagance through which he can strengthen his machine.
 lt is now brought home to the legis- lature that the members are being made to play the part of goats. In the inner circles Of tsle cover house whisperings of revolt have been heard for the past two days This spirit is being famed by Democratic leaders who are fearful of the future Of the party in Arizona. It is certain that Democracy will go down Co defeat in the next State election unless Hunt is repudiated at the present time, is the opinion of conservative Domo . crats throughout the State. They say that success would be impossible in the face of the black record which Hunt is creating That is why the leaders in the budding revolt insist that nothing short of Hunts recall will clear the lair name of Democracy in Arizona
 ] ArizOna's Legislature has been in l session ten days and aside from the first hour. which was taken in effect ing organization, has spent in consid- ering six bills introduced in the senate and nineteen bilsl introduced i'm the l house, none of which have SO far been agreed to, and passed on to the chief ! executive.
 In the senate s. B. l. which was ! bill by Stapley. regulating sales of liquor and providing for certain ex- emptions from prosecution for viola tions of the prohibition amendment. finally passed the senate and was senl to the house It will. if agreed to by the house, permit druggists to sell grain alcohol to individuals in the amount of one quart and to labora. tories in the amount of one gallon Importation of wines for sacramental purposes is also permitted, and the bill eXempts sales of proprietary rem edies by druggists
 S. B. number 9. which was a land bill introduced by Senator Webb is still before the public lands commit tee, as is also s. B. No 8. introduced be Senator Claridge; the hrst named bill being in form very similar to the measure which was adapted by the { first session of the legislature by the senate which failed, however, of con- sideration favorably in the house. and Claridge bill is a measure in form largely carrying out the suggestions of the state administration. s. B. No 4 by Senator Stapley amends the semi annual payment of tax act passed by the first session by extending until 1916 the date the law becomes effect i've and makes taxes delinquent in June and December of each year Both this bin and the land bill in the senate have gone over for consi- iteration until the measures introdu- Ced in the house on the same subjects are received in the senate.
 The senate has devoted the greater part of it's time the past two days and has finally agreed on many points in- volved in s. B. No 8. which was in- troduced by Senator Colter and which provides a statute for creating irriga- tion districts permitting the bonding of lands therein for the construction of reservoirs and irrigation works. The law which is proposed as an em- erRency measure will be used in the Little Colorado River section of the state. The sixth senate bill was in. troduced by Senator Karns and pro. vides for extra clerk hire in the Santa Cruz county supervisors office, such being necessary to handy the detail work in connection with a county good road bond election which is be. ing arranged for.
 In the house the initial bill H. B. No. was introduced by claypool and is a land code as was also ", Y. 9, 1 (COnfinued on Pace D