Arizona republican., 1918-05-22
FROM GOVERNOR GIVEN
 TO LEGISLA LATURE
Deportations Made Issue
 At Special Session on .Opening Day; Legislators
 Organize for New Session

That the efficiency of Arizona in the war may be increased. the third Ari- zona legislature met in extraordinary session at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing. Beyond the reception of the mes sage of Governor Hunt and an agree ment on the personnel of the clerical force nothing was done when at ] o'clock in the afternoon both houses adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning.
 Bottles of Wrath
 The event of the day was the mes sage of the governor the character oi which was made known during the noon hour and it was reported that there would be an opening of bottles of wrath; that a section of the message would be devoted to the Bisbee incident of July 12 last year though it was not clear what relation that could have to future war preparations.
 There was a larger attendance at the opening session than had been expect ed. Only two members of the senate were absent from their seats. Senator Getchell of Gavapai and Dr. Ferguson of Santa Cruz. It was explained that the former was ill in Chicago and that a statement had been received from his physician that he was neither physical- lA Whereupon Senator Winsor remarked. Where did the doctor get the notion that mentality was required for func tioning in a legislature?"
 Two Serve in France
 On the house side the absentees were Mrs. Rosa Mckay who is ill at Globe, Representative Harold Baxter on duty in France and C. c. Faires of Gila also in the military service abroad. On the desk of MT. Baxter beside d small American flag. was a beautiful silk service flag. A simple American flag decorated the desk of MT. Faires.
 The senate members present were ]. W. Buchanan of Pima, Hugh E. Camp bell of Coconino, W. D. Claypool of Gila, Fred T. Colter of Apache, John C. Devine of Pinal, F. 0. Goodell, Pima; Ernest Hall of Maricopa. Alfred Kin ney of Gila, w. P. Mahoney of Mohave. F. o. Mattox of Navajo, c. M. Roberts of Cochise, C. H Rutherford of Yava pal, Fred Sutter of Cochise, W b. Whipple of Greenlee, H. E. Wilkinson of Maricopa, Mulford Winsor of Yuma and President D. H. Claridge.
 House Members Present
 The house members: Jasper \. Brewer of Cochise, A. R. Buehman of Pima. Glen L. Coffey of Greenlee, Will liam L. Cook of Cochise, T. H. Cureton of Coconino, Dr. c. Howard Davis of Pinal A. J. Eddy and James L. Ed wards of Yuma, Osmer D. Flake of Navajo, Tom C. Foster of Cochise. C.. | T. Francis of Cochise, J. C. Goodwin | of Marcopa C. Green of Maricopa, H. | c. Houser of Gila, T. A. Hughes of | Cochise. M. E. Jacks of Cochise, J. H. Lines of Graham, J. NJ. Mahoney of | Yavapai, ]. r. Mallory of Pima, Mrs. Theodore Marsh of Santa Cruz. | John Mccormick of Gila, !. F. McGrath of Greenlee, D. c. O'Neill of Cochise. | Mrs. Pauline T. O'Neill of Maricopa, 1 M. A. Perkins ct Yavapai, A. c. Peter son of Graham. ]. Breck Richardson of Pima, J. W. Sullivan of Yavapai. Loren F. Vaughn of Maricopa, Thomas F.. Walton of Maricopa, W. F.. Wiltbank of Apache and Speaker A. A. Johns of | Yavapai.
 Retain Old Officers
 The organizations of the regular ses- sion were Eetained and so were the 1 clerical forces so far as the former at | taches presented themselves. Chief | Clerk Sam W. Proctor. was prevented | by his duties as secretary of the cor | poration commission from serving be- yond the opening session and an agree ment was reached on Hugh Callahan to succeed him. Mrs. James Howard | of Cochise who had been a candidate for the same office was made assist ant chief clerk at the same salary as that of the chief clerk.
 The other attaches of the house al ready agreed upon are Rev. Seaborn Crutchfield, chaplain; Helen Ives of Pima, journal clerk; Miss Shipman,
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