The Winslow mail., 1922-11-03
GAME. WARDEN'S
DEPARTMENT IS
EXTRAVACANT
II CostssJOe AS Much to Operate This
Office as it does to operate the Su-
prcme Court OF the State of Arizcna.

The headline tells the story of what
lit costs the State of Arizont to have
Tom Campbell Efficiency" in the Of
|fice of the game warden Of the state
O. Arizona. 1t costs the state as much
money to look after the welfare Of it's
game ranges as it costs for the su-
preme cCrrt OF the State of Arizona
to settle all of the disagreemerts as
between them ell and women who CON
stltutc the population of the state of
Arizona. OF course, every school boy
knows that all of the money expended
in the game warden's department is
not used for the protection and pro
pagat'on of game. 1t costs money for
politics a Ia Ten Campbell, and The
game warGcn's office is one uf the
places and Que of the funds that 'Iom
draws ON to oil his political machine.
|, A rather hurried review of some
of the items of expense in connection
with the game wardens office reveals
considerable interesting data:
Warrant No. II, issued July 20, to
the Apache Garage, for $11.55 auto
expenses, June s to 10. 1922.
Warrant No. Is, July 20, 1922, Bat
terry Service company, $27, auto ex-
pense, June, 1922.
Warrant No. IA, July 20, 1922, Tevin
Service company, SIS, auto expense
June %, 1922
Warrant No. Is, Gillispie Petroleum
Products Company, $3.50 QUITO ex-
pense, June 1 to 2S, 1922
Warrant No 255, May 20, 1922, Ari-
Warrant No. 253, Babbitt Bros.
$4.75; Auto expense April II.
Warrant No. EGO, July 8, 1922,
| Apache. Garage, $1255, auto expense,
May 27
| Warrant No. 261, June 8, 1922, Gil
lespie Pet. Products Co., $61S4, gaso-
| line and supplies, March 80 to May
l28.
Warrant No. 273, June q, 1922.
Tucker Motor Service Co., $3.50 auto
expense. April 22S
| Warrant No 2S2. June 30, Wes Hill,
| 1874, travelling expenses, June % to
| 25.
Warrant No. 281. June 80, 1922. Joe
| V. Prochaska, $569.95, expenses propa-
cation, February 8 to May Is.
Warrant No. 1124S. dated June s.
1922, Joe " Prachaska, $52745, ex-
penses state game warden, December
6 toF'ebruary "a.
Warrant No 25, July s, 1922, Owsley
A. Reneer, $45.00, use of automobile
lasth alf July, 1922, or at the rate of
| $50 a month for Mr. Rener. He con-
tinues to draw such checks
Warrant No. So. September Is, 1922,
Old Trail Garage. $3.50, auto expense.
Warrant No. "A, September %, 1922,
Bescker's Transcontinental Garage,
$243.20, auto expense.
| Warrant No 80, Sept. 80, 1922, O. A.
Reneer, $45, use of automobile.
Warrant No. 81, Sept. 1929. Chas,
iJ. Ascher, $4,000, use of automobile.
Warrant No SIS, Sept. 80, Frank P.
Banta, $45, use of automobile last half
of September.
Warrant No. 90 Oct 10, 1922, r. f.
Nargest, 1872, use of automobile first
half of October.
Warrant No. 95, October 16, 1922
Chas. j. Ascher, $4S, use of automobile
first half of October.
Warrant No. 96, October 16. Chas
i. Evans, $4S. use of automobile first
half of October, 1922.
1t will be noticed that Mr.. ProChas-
ka goes months at a time before pre-
senting his bill to the state. 1t will
be remembered that Wesley Hill, Dep
uty Game Warden, has traveld all
over the state OF Arizona two or three