The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-07-19
HEARD OPPOSED AS
 HEAD 0F COUNCIL
HUNTS S NEW COUNCIL OF DE- TENSE ELECTS ADDAMS OF
 RAY, AS VICE CHAIRMAN GREENLEE NOT REPRESENTED

Greenlee is not represented on Gov ernor Hunts new Council of Defense, but none in this county are worrying. Greenlee is still sovereign unit of the State of Arizona, and maintains her inherent right of self-government, and in it's absence prefers no repre- sentation to that of being governed by outsiders.
 The new organization, with a bare quorum present, held its initial meet ing at Phoenix, on Wednesday of last week. The meeting was in the of- flee of the governor, and the first official act was the deposing of the present active executive head, Dwight B. Heard, and the election of c. E. Addams, of Ray, as vice-chairman, who will be the active executive off cer. The only member of the old | Council present was MT. Heard, who entertained the new members at formal luncheon. He and Dr. D. T. MacDougal, of Pima, are ranked as independents, the rest being Demo crats of the proper brand. Those
 present at the initial meeting were: l MI Q. 1hCO0OiC hdiohp 0dhtd VI 0A, | Mrs. Inez Lee, Graham; A. c. Cool
 ing, Mohave; c. E. Addams, Pinal;
 W. D. C1aypool, Gila; Homer Wood. l Yavapai; Jas. L. Edwards, Yuma; W
 Nagle, Navajo; D. w. Heard, Marico-
 pa, and Gov. Hunt.
 Following is the personnel of. two
 important committees of the new
 State Council of Defense. On the com
 mittee of public health Greenlee is
 recognized by the naming of Dr. T. B.
 Smith, of Morenci, as one of this com
 mittee:,
 Committee on Scientific Research.
 @ pr. D. T. McDougal, Desert Labora. j tory, Tucson, chairman; D. V. M. Slipper, Lowell observatory, FIagstaf fl pr. w. Warner Watkins, Phoenix; Dr. ] H. A. Spoehr, Tucson; G. M. Butler, dean of the school of mines, Tucson; ] Dr. W. B. McCallum, Continental; F.
 B. Wilder, Douglas. f ,5- Il Committee on Public Health. . \ Following is the personnel of the committee on public health:
 A Dr. OH. Brown, Phoenix, chair man; Dr. F. W. Brown, St. Johns; D1 H A. Reese, Bisbee; Dr. R. O. Ray mond, Flagstaff; ;Dr. c Gunter, Globe
 pr. Schenck, Stafford; Dr. T. B. : Smith, Morenci; Dr. W. Warner Wal kins, Phoenix; Dr. T. R. White, King !, man; Dr. George R. Sampson, Wins : low; Dr. Meade Clyne, Tucson; Dr W. F. Chenoweth, Nogales; Dr. R 2 N. Looney, Prescott; Dr. c. B. Roon ley, Yuma; Dr. W. G. Randall, Flor - tence.
 Roberts to Represent Coehise D It seems that the governor has ha, ' rather rocky road in getting hi - appointees confirmed by the respec tive boards of supervisors of the sev eral counties of Arizona. Some of tn boards have rejected his appointee
 entirely. In the initial meeting Cr chise had no representation, bu U ! it seems that an appointment ha been made that is acceptable to tn ? board of supervisors of that county 2 The Tombstone Prospector of las e Saturday contained the following: - ''The statement that the most re ;. cent appointment by Governor Hun :. to membership in the state counc .. of defense, that of senator Charle
 M. Roberts of Cochise county, mad ', on Wednesday, had been conflrme a by the board of supervisors of ths i. county is an error. The board ha
 not met since the appointment wa
 made, but it is announced that it wi
 meet on Monday, at which time th e appointment of Senator Roberts ul
 douhtedIv v,iJ1 ha ropdrrnod