Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-24
PROTEST Is MADE IN TIE ORDER
COmittee From Commercial Club Sends TelegramS and Letters to Governor and Secretary Of Live Stock Sanitary 2oard.
DESIRE STRINGENT ORDER
 REDUCED IN ITS TERMS
lnvetigation DisCloSes Tiat Ad- joining States Are Not Taking Such Radical Steps to Pre- vent Stock Disease.

The report Of the. special committee of the Warren District Commercial Club, appointed Co myestiz ta One local conditions as effected by the live stock and feed emba-o uas made yesterday and the Governor and : the Secretary of the Live Stock 5aui- tary Board communicated wi.h Tho results Of the communications which are in the form oi protests. should be known in several days
 The committee. consisting oi r C. Campbell L. J. Overlook and L ". 1 Beddow, spent yesterday mor.n4 ln. vestgatne the matter. Yesterday afternoon the report was formulated. two telegrams were sent. on t- tue . governor, one to sam Badne ant 1 later letter was sent Co eacr oi ,he officials
 The telegr2m5 follow
 Bisbee, March 23rd. 1915. | Hon. Geo. W. D Hunt
 Phoenix. Arizona
 Only enOugn grain is )ofuDulie in Bis5ee to ias' les3 ban two VfcEs, Famine thra3 ans under rrHar-r. Arizona is the only state proaibiim- grain imports California qudrautines and is free from disease We earnest ly urge permitting entrance into Ari- zona of California home grown wheat oates, barley, corn and chicken feeds Otherwise great distress here Let ter follows.
 WARREN DISTRICT CONNER CIAL CLUE. By Committee
 Sam Bardner. Secretary
 Live Stock Sanitary Bureau
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Not enough grain is obtaiuable in Bisbee to last more than two weeks. Famine theatens California quaran- ines and seems free from disease. We earnestly urge exemption Of Cali fornia home grown wheat, oats, bar. ley corn and chicken feeds Arizona is the only state prohibiting grain imports Distress theatens district soon Letter follows
 WARREN DISTRICT CONNER GAL CLUB. By Committee.
 The letter, setting forth the findings Of the committee. to sam Bardner fol- . lows. It is self explanatory Bisbee, Arizona, March 23rd 1915. Hon. sam Bardner
 Live Stock Sanitary Board Phoenix, Arizona. Dear Sir:
 Following further upon our tele , gram of this date relative to the em { bargo on grain and its serious effect ! upon this districa we would state
 A special meeting Of the director. , of the Commercial Club was held last night and a committee of three named to investigate conditions i'm thisdis trict in connection with supplies O . grain on hand and obtainable anC |. quarantine restrictions of California , Texas and New Mexico with power t'
 act in the premises.
 Inyetigation today shows that ther is not on hand enough ofmost grain '. to last two weeks and no likelihoo' n of being able to bring a supply O
 such grains from other parts of th
 state. Phelps-DOdge Mercantile Go has stopped all sales to dealers am are doing all they can to supply th
 smaller consumers, draymen, mel
 chants with delivery wagons am . those raising poultry They have no U raised prices and will not unles forced to pay higher for a renewe stock. should the same be obtainabl' which they state it will moi with th embargo in force as now . The committee investigated th ' proclamations and subsequent order from California, New Mexico an ' Texas in the hands of the local raj road office With these you are u doubtedly familiar and aware th' '0 New Mexico is the nearest aproac
 to a direct statement as to grain tl
 words Tor other products of mateh
 calculated to carry infection" IC
 also are aware that that state is a le hitting grain but not hay, that TeXi a' has excepted certain grains specihcal lt and hay and straw when the san ay can be disinfected and mmisate or That California does moi speci 1I.