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The Type 2 crew assigned to the Telegraph Fire is "lending a hand in more ways than one. A night image of the Telegraph Fire. Smoke from the burnout operation in the Oak Flat area on the Telegraph Fire. The Telegraph Fire smolders on June 10, Telegraph Fire incident commander Dave Bales center listens to Gov. State Sen. Doug Ducey stands to the left. Doug Ducey. Arizona Gov.

Doug Ducey greets aid volunteers and others impacted by the Telegraph and Mescal fires, which have burned more than , acres in Pinal and Gila counties, on June 10, Doug Ducey greets an American Red Cross volunteer on June 10, , at the nonprofit's emergency center in Globe, set up to serve Arizonans impacted by the Telegraph and Mescal fires. Burnout operation on the Telegraph Fire in the Oak Flat area.

Firefighters are seen working a burnout operation on the Telegraph Fire in the Oak Flat area. A firefighter monitors a burnout operation on the Telegraph Fire in the Oak Flat area. Smoke from the burnout operation on the Telegraph Fire in the Oak Flat area. The Telegraph Fire is seen burning in Globe on June 7, Flames and smoke rise from a ridge near Arizona Rep.

David Cook's Globe ranch home on June 7, The Telegraph Fire is seen burning in Globe, Ariz. Firefighters were fighting Tuesday to gain a foothold into the massive wildfire, which along with the Mescal Fire has forced thousands of evacuations in rural towns and closed almost every major highway out of the area. Firefighters are fighting to gain a foothold into the massive wildfire, which along with the Mescal Fire has forced thousands of evacuations in rural towns and closed almost every major highway out of the area.

Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers walks through the remains of his family's weekend home on June 8, The home, near Globe and Miami, was destroyed by the Telegraph Fire the day before.

Bowers used the home in the remote mountains as a family retreat and often did his artwork there. The home was destroyed by the Telegraph Fire the day before. Crews made progress toward containing the fire, allowing evacuation notices to be lifted for several rural areas though towns elsewhere continued to be threatened. Meanwhile, evacuation notices and alerts remained in effect near Superior and Miami. This June 8, , photo provided by Arizona Rep. David Cook, a rancher who lives out of Globe, shows an aerial tanker preparing to drop fire retardant on the Telegraph wildfire threatening area homes and ranches.

District Exploiter of the West. You lay in wait, and when Bowers leaves the Capitol parking lot in his dinged-up Toyota Camry, you follow him--all the way to the outskirts of Apache Junction. You watch the Toyota disappear behind desert scrub as it travels up a long dirt driveway leading to a five-acre lot. You park your car, steeling yourself for what is to come. You conjure up an image of the Bowers homestead--a Superfund site surrounded by a moat of sludge; a trophy room adorned with stuffed spotted owls and Mexican gray wolves; a wasteland of toppled saguaros pocked by repeated shotgun blasts.

What you find is a salmon-colored Southwestern home set amid largely undisturbed desert. A pleasant-looking middle-aged woman with blond hair answers the door.

You ask for Rusty. Along the way, you pass a little redheaded boy bouncing happily on a trampoline. He waves. You wave back.

The woman points you toward a building constructed of unfinished gray concrete blocks. You thank her and edge toward the building. What kind of work could he possibly be doing in there? Nothing good, that's for sure. Probably has his own Freon distillery. Or worse. Nothing you have ever read or heard about Bowers could possibly prepare you for what you are about to see. You've caught him in the act. In Arizona, it's hard to imagine a more paradoxical figure than Rusty Bowers, who during five years in the Legislature has become one of the state's most powerful lawmakers.

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