El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Won't Run for Governor.
ship, He Decides; Other
Political News.

Phoenix. AriZ.. July 13-State SEN
ator Milford Winsor, OF Yuma county,
has concluded he VIII not run for
governor. fearing that his candidacy
would not serve the purpose Of clear
I ing up a situation in the Democratic
( politics Of the state already clouded
by partisanship and a multiplicity OF
/ candidates" There is an assumption
I that he favors the nomination Of Sid
/ ney Osborn. in departing from the &C
tion Of his political associates in ad-
vancing the interests Of Fred Golfer.
Winsor viii ask TO be returned as
/ state senator from Yuma county.
The Democratic nomination for
governor still is in the air. with
I the odds apparently favoring Col
/ ter against a split field. For instance,
both Moeur and Osborn are from
I MaricOpa county, where both are pop
ular. Fred Suffer has been in Phoe-
nix for several days. He claims he
viii get as good a vote in Maricopa
county as any Of the others and that
he will carry Cochise county by a ma
1Ority Of 5000 over the field Lamar
Cobb's candidacy only serves to fur
Their divide the anti Hunt factions.
Nothing more IS heard Of possible in
PERFECTION Of Hunt in the fight he
and his faction apparently having IL
nally concluded to accept Golfer.
CIarldEe Fails Back on Senate.
President Dave Claridge. of the
state senate. cut out OF a try for
tax commissiOnership by decision OF
the local superior court in the Kuch-
Ter case. seems TO have concluded TO
fall back on the senate again He is
said TO have received assurances
from home that he can have the sena-
torial nomination, for which repre-
sentative J. p Lines and former state
senator W. ". Pace already had been
considered.
Rutherford Going to War.
c. II. Rutherford. Of Jerome. chair
man Of the senate judiciary commit
tee, has announced he is preparing to
get into the war and that he viii not
ask reelection He suggests the
choice Of j. ". Mahoney. one Of Va
vapais representative in the last
session. The Republicans in Yava-
pal county viii have a strong candi-
date in Charles p. Mullen, late presi-
dent Of the Arizona Livestock asso-
Hugh E. Campbell. lately elected
president Of the Arizona Sheep Grow
ers' association. has announced that
he viii stand for reelection TO the
served two terms in the senate and
for five years was president Of the
Arizona fair commission.
Mrs. Mckay Transfers TO ella.
In COcnise county, D. C. O'Neil. one
Of the conservative Democrats OF the
last house. viii ask reelection.
Hughes. Francis and Jacks, Of the
same county. viii ask TO 90 back,
while there viii be vacancies in the
places Of Mrs. Mckay. who viii run
this year from ella county. and Tom
Foster. who has announced himself
for mine inspector. In Maricopa
county. Goodwin and Green expected
to run again, Baxter is in the army,
Mrs. Pauline O'NeiU is said to be dis
inclined 20 continue; Vaughn wants
10 be state treasurer. and Walton.
who fought the vagabondage bill, has
about 20 deportation cases against
the Bisbee mining companies. In va
vapai county Perkins and Sullivan
viii run again for the house. In
Yuma county. J. L. Edwards has stat
ed he will devote most OF his time
for the next year to council OF de-
fence work.
SanEuinetti for L. s. Senate.
z. +. Sanguinetti. n pioneer mer-
chant OF Yuma, where he has accu