Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-21
Arizona Briefs of au Neus
 EUents in Busy Localities

SAFFORD-Electric lights for Saf- ford are now assured According to information furnished by the Gila Val ley Electric, Gas and Water Company, a contract has been closed for the electric lighting plant and that ;he plant will be in full operation by January l. 1914.
 YUMA-All California is waxing en- thusiastic over Yuma's decision to send q delegation of favorite daughters to the Pacific Oceans birthday party, the great Portola Festival to be held in San Francisco, October 23-25
 The unique project has met with in stant and universal approval and dei- mite plans have been made in nearly every other county in Arizona and Cal ifornia to follow Yuma's example. It is now certain that the campaign win spread throughout the state, and that a great congress of young women. rep resenting the acme of popularity in every section of Arizona, will be one Of the most striking features of the fiesta
 GLOBE, Ex-Cougressman Ralph H Cameron accompanied by George ]. Stoneman. W. NJ. Ferguson and R. II. Cameron JT., arrived in Globe on 2 mining deal of ggreat importance to the district, but the members refused to give the details this afternoon. Mir. Cameron admitted that he had taken an option on 9 mining property here and will give definite answer as to the purchase on next Thursday. If the property is taken over work will bc begun immediately.
 WILLIAMS. B. SanGige was in Williams Saturday last Sandige is travelling westward from the govern ment headquarters located at Koehler, New Mexico He is searching for ar insect c.slled the range caterpillar. This insect is doing great damage in northern New Mexico by destroying fhe range grass.
 DOUGLAS-Charle Hanson, who has charge of bringing the Chicago White SOx and New York Giants to Douglas on their worlds tour wired Charles A. Comiskey, manager of the tour that the g. per capita railroad fare which is to be added if the team stops here would be paid by nim This probably removes the last hind ering cause, and practically insures Douglas a game by this wCTldfamous aggregation.
 FRESCOTT.-That the city fathers
 d their caapaigr to secure water at cheaper cost, is now an estahlsheu fact instead of a mere conjecture When the City Council formally an .uounced that the difficult problem baG been solved general interest was aroused With the display of interest IIso came a demand for fac.s ana when they were produced the situation became dOubIy complex.
 Urv farmers who expected to make exhibits at the International Soil prod nets exposition at Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 9, to November 1 are urged to send in their exhibits as soon as t,cssibIe ro the chamber of commerce. The exposition Is PoDularly known as the National Dry Farm congress.
 The Arizona exhibits will be under  the charge of Malcolm A Frazier, sec retary of the Prescott chamber of com nerce. He expects to be in Tucson lh the near future. according to a lettef from him received recently by Secfe- tary Myers.
 PHOENTN-All dodbt as to the Phoeaix Motorcycle club raising It's part of the 5000 purse for the San Diego-Phoenix motorcycle road race 10 end here on Sunday afternoon, No venlber ?. the, day before the opening of the 1913 Arizona state fair, was re- moved late yesterday afternoon. when the board of trade guaranteed S20o for the race.
 After he files suit in the superior court of Maricopa county to collect yz0, 900 in fines and penalties, incurred