The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-10-15

which he failed to approve in house bill 60? Or has he changed his DO sition, If so, Why and When?
 The attorney general declared that as a matter of fact one section of land was not sufficient. He explained his position on this, saying that in the middle west where land was rich such large acreage was not necessary, but that when Arizona was admitted to the union the government recognized the fact that a great deal of the land was and did double the aliocations to the state.
 Mysterious Letter
 MT. Jones brought up the myster- ous letter which caused such rumpus in the land board this spring and told of the governors attempt to make dramatic and grandstand play, which he was defeated in doing. Before the mysterious letter was known to be forgery he related how Campbell fell into the attorney generals trap. Jones had seconded motion that Moeur, whom the letter was address ed, be asked to resign because of al legged shady transactions, but when put to vote the governor. who al ways waited last to cast his ballot, [ saw the other four members divided two to two in the matter, and he ac cordnigly, voted in favor of killing the motion asking for resignation, voicing his confidence in Moeur be fore it had been learned the letter was an absolute forgery.
 Should Clean House He told of the changes Campbell could have made, if he so desired | in the state engineers office and the penitentiary. He went into detail ex plaining the inefficiency at the state | penitentiary and certain transaction' which had occurred in the engineer'i office.
 He told of the Azbill brothers case 1 depicting the gruesome murder the, had committed, and how that aftel 1 eing sent to prison the ''governo | had order the gates open so the.
 might escape"
 | Nit Simms Talks
 Il MT. Jones was followed by Mi II Simms, who made short address He said he was always glad to com'
 to Greenlee because of it's genuine hos II pitality. He said he had never beel II accused of doing anything crooked un Y til he ran for governor, when Ton ! Campbell came out and charged hin
 with being hooked up with the big cal
 tie inerests. Heretofore. he declares
 his opponents had always been clea fighters He lauded Winsor, who wa lis opponent in the primary, for hi
 gentlemanliness Campbell he chars ed was throwing mud by the bucke , full. and most of it was splashing Iii
 way.
 Offers Elm $500 He defied republican papers t , print side by side the record of Gov l ernor Campbell and himself whil 7 members of the land board. Nile offeI ed any paper five hundred dollar 3 if it could find an instance where h
 and the governor had not voted u
 gether.
 D Why Not Print Record l Discussing reclamation, he sai - Campbell was always telling what h -i intended to do ''Why doesn't th = stump speakers and republican paper t print and tell what he has accon t plished in the past? It is easy to mah k promises, but what the public wan > to know is what has he done for h e state in the past? The governor ws
 always running away from his job the capitol on some trip he allege 1t Unexpectedly someone would brir V him (Simms) papers to sign in h |: capacity as acting governor, and Q would bc surprised to learn the chi Il ( Continued on Page Three ]