Arizona republican., 1916-12-22
ALL BARRIERS TO SEATING OF TOM CAMPBELL DOWN AS
 RESULT OF LAWYERS PACT
< IF ELECTION
 TURNEDOvER

Hon. Thomas E. Campbell is now governor elect indeed, and will take his seat on January ?. His certificate oi election was issued to him yesterday morning by Secretary of State Osborn. in accordance with a stipulation enter ed into the night before by the ottor- neys for MT. Campbell and Governor Hunt and signed yesterday. The cer- tificate has no strings attached to it.
 The attorneys came before .Judgo Stanford of the superior court al eleven o'clock and announced that the stipulation had been signed and that the three cases that had been taken % the supreme court had been withdrawn. One of them was the application by the contestant for writ of prohibition re- straining Judge Stanford from inter rupting the inspection; another was the appeal of the contestant from the order Of the court sustaining d demurr- CT to the application for an injunction to restrain the secretary of state from issuing a certificate to MT. Campbell. and another was the appeal of the con testant from the order of the lower court, suspending the inspection pend- ing the issuance of the certificate
 On this showing, Judge Stanford an- nounced that at l:30 o'clock he would order the resumption of the inspection. MT Ives stated that he desired that the greatest possible expedition he made in the inspection. and said that he had agreed with the attorneys for the con- testee for the appointment of as many sets of inspectors as the court would allow. At I: 90 Mir. Ives again called attention to the need Of expedition if the inspection were to be concluded by the end of the year. It was decided that there should he at least two sets of inspectors
 Chairman Maddock, of the republican state committee. said that C. ". Hart man had been selected to represent Mir. : Campbell on the board and would take l the place of MT. Hilzinger: H. E. Claf- | line would represent the governor -elect on the new board. Mark Dunbar was named as inspector for Governor Hunt i on the new board which began work q 1 3 o'clock on the Yuma county ballots. Mir. Ives had suggested the taking up of the Gila county ballots, as there had been a good deal of rumor concerning i the returns from that county. But Judge Sloan believed that the Yuma i ballots should be taken first since they had been received first. The first board resumed work on the Maricopa ballots. i beginning with Los Olivos precinct.
 There was an early rumor that not | n. Governor Hunt would endeavor Co re tain the office on January so that Arizona might for q time have two governors; that there might be two { messages to the legislature and that the legislature itself might be sharply divided between the two governments l That rumor though seemed to have no other basis than q certain clause in the stipulations. It was stated at the capi- tol yesterday that nothing of the sort was likely to happen. Friends of the governor. without speaking for him. said that they had no doubt that he would step down and await the result of the contest.
 The following are tho terms of the stipulations under which the inspection of the ballots was resumed yesterday:
 It is hereby stipulated by the parties hereto George w. P. Hunt and Thomas F. Campbell) as follows:
 The contestant will withdraw all ob- jection to the issuance by the secretary of state of the certificate of election to the cOntestee and will dismiss his ap- peal in the action brought by himself against Sidney P. Osborn. secretary of state and will dismiss such action.
 II
 The contestant will dismiss his ap- peal from the order of this court dis missing this proceeding and by consent of all parties this proceeding is 10 be reinstated upon q stipulation that the certificate of election is to be deemed t. we been issued to the contestee brio" 10 the commencement of this pro ceed ng Thereupon. the inspection or tho ballots for the purpose of preparing to'- trial is to be continued as eXpedi- tio -ly as the court may allow. md tn tha' end additional inspectors by the appi U, al of the court, may be provided for.
 Both parties agree in good faith to expedite the trial in every reasonable way and if an appeal shall be taken tn expedite it in a similar manner SD as to reach a determination at the earliest practical moment. having in view the Continued on Page Two