George Wylie Paul Hunt

A glimpse of the nineteenth Legislature of Arizona, seen through the Riata Man's glasses

Arizona's nineteenth legislature

Arizona's twentieth legislature, 1899

Arizona's twenty-third legislature, 1905

Arizona's viewpoint on the Colorado River

Can the funds appropriated for operation in the general appropriation bill for the Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture be used for the payment of salaries for the establishment and operation of inspection stations?

Letter from B. F. Goodman to Goveror Hunt, September 9, 1923, re: Holbrook flood protection works

Letter from Governor Hunt to H. B. Hovland, January 10, 1924, re: Colorado River development

Regarding H.B. 37 which amended the old age and pension fund for firefighters

Regarding Mr. Robert T. Stewart, an inmate of the Arizona State Prison, request for an unconditional pardon

Regarding Senate Bill 34

Regarding appointments to and term of office for the Child Welfare Board

Regarding expenses incurred by the National Guard that were not specifically provided for by the legislature but were necessary for the Guard

Regarding filling a vacancy in the legislature

Regarding instituting proceedings against E. O. Earl for filing a false affidavit with the Highway Department

Regarding payment for the expenses of employees of the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry in Arizona for scab eradication

Regarding reimbursement for travel expenses for a member of the Board of Regents who is temporarily living in California

Regarding the Charter of the City of Phoenix

Regarding the approval of the charter for the city of Nogales

Regarding the case of McReynolds vs. State of Arizona, No. 13468

Regarding the constitutionality of certain provisions of the State Financial Code

Regarding the establishment of a high school district in Navajo County

Regarding the presentation and payment of claim No. 114, filed by the Adjutant General's Department

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1899 (January-March)

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1899 (March-December)

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1900

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1904

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1904-1905

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1908-1909

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1909 (January)

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1909 (March)

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1911

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1912

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1913

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1915

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1917

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1918

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1919

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1919-1921

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1922

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1923-1924

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1923-1925

George W.P. Hunt Personal Correspondence, 1931-1934

George W.P. Hunt Personal correspondence, 1914

George W.P. Hunt- State Archives Manuscripts

George W.P. Hunt- State Archives Photographs

Arizona Copper Camp, 1916-11-10

Arizona Copper Camp, 1918-12-14

Arizona Republican, 1912-02-14

Arizona Republican, 1915-06-19

Bisbee Daily Review, 1915-11-30

Bisbee Daily Review, 1922-11-08

Douglas Daily Dispatch, 1927-04-17

Douglas Daily Dispatch, 1931-05-19

El Mosquito, 1922-11-07

El Mosquito, 1922-11-08

Nogales International, 1926-10-24

The Border Vidette, 1925-08-22

The Border Vidette, 1930-11-08

The Oasis, 1912-05-25

The St. Johns Herald 1917-09-13

The Winslow Mail, 1923-04-27

Weekly Journal-Miner, 1922-11-08

1897, Nineteenth Legislative Assembly

1899, Twentieth Legislative Assembly

1912, First Legislature

1913, First Legislature

1915, Second Legislature

1918, Third Legislature

1923, Sixth Legislature

1925, Seventh Legislature

1927, Eighth Legislature

1928, Eighth Legislature

1931, Tenth Legislature

1931-1932, Tenth Legislature

Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt and his travelling party in Winslow

Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt with traveling party in Orange, California to visit members of the Arizona National Guard during World War I.

Members of the Arizona Constitutional Convention in Phoenix

The 25th Arizona Territorial Legislature at the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix

The 25th Territorial Legislature Council in front of the Capitol in Phoenix in 1909

Arizona The New State Magazine, August 1910

Arizona The New State Magazine, January 1912

Arizona the State Magazine, August 1916

Portrait and Biographical Record of Arizona: Commemorating the Achievements of Citizens Who Have Contributed to the Progress of Arizona and the Development of its Resources

"Re-Elect Gov. Hunt" Political Slate

Ceremony at opening of airfield in Prescott, AZ, named after Ernest A. Love, US pilot killed in World War I

Letter from Thomas Maddock to Governor Hunt, December 1, 1927, re: Arizona-Nevada conference