. F$P fW|fwf^wp ?^^^ B PP- 44 pendant 35 ans.et, pendant que 35 yoars, je pense à quatre hommes ont été tués, â et je ne serais pas au sommet pour estimer les hov ; beaucoup ont été près de Chantilly-à mort. Lorsque l'un1 homme a été mortellement blessé, nous avons envoyé un cowboy de dire à ce sujet. épouse hite Quand sa femme a rencontré le cow-boy, ''elle a dit, "c'était fatal ?" Il a dit, "Oui, mais je pense qu'il ira bien dans quelques jours." (rire) . J'aimerais simplement dire que 1 tiens à féliciter le travail.so£ M. Carpenter, M.* Kerr. Ils n'essaient pas de le faire avec leurs pieds sous la J'Mrâ' Ryan et Mrt â¢24. J'ai trop

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. f$P fW|fwf^wp?^PP^^ B- 44 for 35 years.and, during that 35 yoars, I think about four men have been killed, â and I would not atop to estimate hov; many have been dam near-whipped to death. When one1 man was fatally shot, we sent a cowboy to tell hite wife about it. When his wife met the cowboy, ' she said, "Was it fatal?" He said, "Yes, but I think he will be all right in a few days." (Laughter) . I just like to say that 1 want to commend the work.so£ Mr. Carpenter, Mr* Kerr. They are not trying to do this with their feet under the I would Mrâ' Ryan and Mrt â¢desk. I took a trip with these gentlemen on the "Strip", , ; After tolling! them a lot of these blood-curdling stories, I got them by without a scratch and they felt all righto We come by a little settlement there, where they were celebrat- ing, and the women were running footraces. Mr* Carpenter "said, "Let's stop and see these races. S0 we stopped. He said, "1*11 bet on that girl in blue' there." I said, "What do you want to bet?" We wagered a little on it, and he lost his money. He gave it up all right, but he said, "I think you have been out; here chasing the women." (Laughter) '. : â¢; MR. CARPENTER: I will say, in that little town, there is a surplus 'of she- stuff now. (Laughter) 'â â .â¢I - i ⢠MR. MATHIS: Gentlemen, wo-appreciate the work of these camps, I just want- ed to give you that little sketch of the history of Arizona to show you we are badly in need of this kind of work. It is work We could not afford to do.' We first went out thero with paok mules and, by donations, wo made it possible to use buck-boards. At the present time, the CCC camps out there are going to con- struct good roads and they have advised with the advisory boards and asked us to help plan the work, asked us to plan a 5-year program. We told them we could plan a 10-year program if necessary. They are going to- build roads, trails, fences, w

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