Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS
SHORT STATE ITEMS
| FROM VARIOUS PLACES

The Liberty Bell will be at Tucson
ON November 16.
Tucson is said to be enjoying a
wonderful season of prosperity.
Many blind pigs and gambling hous-
es have been raided in Globe
Soft drink dealers in Tucson are be-
ing arrested for dispensing real wine
The Yuma Sun alludes to Dan Cupid
as wild little bird" Chicken
hawk?
Punch boards are under the ban at
Yuma and should be everywhere.
It is thought the recall petition
against Yuma county officers will not
be seriously considered There seems
to be considerable humidity" in the
Yuma atmosphere.
Despite the fact that the weather
has been warm for this time of the
year many people in Yuma are suffer
ing from the effects of severe colds,
and the doctors cannot tell why
Frank J. Buck. a millman, and r.
/ W. Packard, mechanic at the mill of
the Monica mine near kirkland, have
been arrested on a charge of having
stolen zinc precipitates valued at
$1,000. The men were taken to the
county jail at Prescott to await
hearing.
Vendors of Frio beer in Phoenix
have been arrested for violating the
prohibition law The claim was made
that the stuff foamed like beer. tasted
/ like beer smelled like beer. was the
color of beer The description and
effect of the liquid was so close that
the officers decided. as a matter Of
| fact, it was beer, and arrested those
who were selling it.
The first car of silver galena ore
from the Arizona mine at Huron is
! being loaded and viii be shipped to
FL Paso smelters this week. The
! Egge copper mines near Huron which
have been in operation for several
weeks are again in the shipping class,
20 tons having been shipped to the
/ Hayden smelter last week
Earl Remington, the Los Angeles
enthusiast has offered FIVE aeroplanes
for the training Of officers Of the fly
/ ing squads of the militia of Arizona,
/ California and Texas, according to an
| announcement made here. and the To-
cal company is preparing to take adj
vantage of the offer It is probable
that an officer will be selected 10 go
to California for training in plotting
an aeroplane, and that on his return
an aeroplane will be sent here.
Excellent gold ore is being develop.
ed in the Pinal mountains and foot
hills, which are now the center of i'm
Iterest among gold miners i'm the Globe
district. Operations so far have been
limited. but from the work that has
been done. ii is established that eX-
tensive and valuable gold deposits
have been discovered in the neigh.
borhood of the old Cleveland mine.
Placer operations are continuing aad
are showing good returns.
IGrandpa Quinn. for almost forty years
a resident of Arizona, has just cele-
bmrated his s9th birthday with a
family dinner at his home In Layton
He was the father Of ten children, FIVE
of whom are still living and who at
tended the celebration. There are
thirty grandchildren, seyenty-two
great grand children and three great
great grandchildren. Grandpa Quinn
was born at Spartansburg, S. c., in
1916.
Mrs Louise Under the accom-
plished pianist, showed herself an
artist gem of the purest water. Hel
technique seemed perfect and to the
writer most marvellous, reminding hin
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