The Coconino sun., 1918-08-16
REPUBLICAN COMING
 ALIVE OVER STATE
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 year by John Hennessey of Flagstaff. The Hunt and anti-Hunt lines are be- ing closely drawn in this fight, Campbell being openly opposed to the governor and Hennessey being one of his henchmen. Hennessey is mem- Der of the board of trustees of the Northern Arizona Normal School, and voted to throw Dr. Blome out as president. Campbell will be candi- date for governor two years hence if elected to, the senate. Both Campbell and Hennessey are rich sheepmen, and the fight promises to be one of the hottest in the political annals of Coconino county.
 Among the latest persons to join Fred Golfers army of paid political workers is Mrs. Grady Carnage of Tucson, a temperance worker and singer, and wife of Grady Carnage, secretary of the Arizona Temperance Federation. Mrs. Carnage has taken the stump for Colter and is visiting every section of the state, praising Golfers temperance record. Colter has more paid workers out than any other candidate, and is probably spending more than any of his rivals.
 Lieut.. Thomas Maddock, who will be the Republican nominee for con- gress, will be unable to be present in person and make a campaign of the state,g being with the American Expe- ditionary Forces in France, but it is announced that such political leaders as F.. s. Clark of Prescott and J. P. Boyle of Douglas will take the stump for Maddock and tell the patriotic men and women of Arizona why they should give Hayden vacation and send soldier to congress this year.
 The Trippel family have been pretty we'll provided for by the Hunt ma chine. E. J. Trippel, who was for merly chief clerk of the land commis- sion under Mulford Winsor, and dis charged by Commissioner Moeur, was recently granted leave of absence as superintendent of the Pioneers Home at Prescott and appointed expert ac- countant for the Commission of Public Institutions at salary of $500 per month and expenses. Mrs. Trippel was appointed assistant superinten- dent at the home at salary of S1OO per month and found, and A. A. Trip pei, son, formerly inspector of weights and measures, was appointed to a position at the home at $75 a month and found. E. J. Trippel has always been loyal supporter of the machine, and is reaping his reward while the harvest is good.
 Down in Cochise county, the Re- publicans seem certain to elect sheriff this year, to succeed Sheriff Welsh, who was appointed to succeed Harry Wheeler. Lorenzo Wright of Douglas will be the Republican nom- inee. The Democrats have three cornered fight, two conservative can didates, Bradfield and Cross, opposing Mcdonald, the radical favorite. This means that Mcdonald Will be the Democratic nominee, and Wright will easily defeat Mcdonald. Wright was the nominee in 1916, and made great race against Sheriff Harry Wheeler, who was very popular.
 Allan B. Jaynes, Republican nation al committeeman and editor of the Tucson Citizen, was recently appoint ed a member of the Pima County Council of Defense and his name sub mitted to Governor Hunt for approval. Jaynes was formerly chairman of the publicity committee of the state council. He resigned when Hunt took his seat. Hunt accepted the resigna- ton in caustic letter, and JayDes replied exposing Hunts affiliations with the wobblies.