Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

To legally adopt her own daughter
 was the uniGue experience of Mrs. Gus
 Reiirer of Williams, who this week took the necessary steps to have her sixteen-year-old girl returned to her home Thirteen years ago the moth CT, then a widow, consented to the adoption of her three-year-old daughter owing to straightened circumstances. The people who adopted the girl. how ever. now have three children of their own and are not as well of as the girls own mother.
 After he had hired a pool hall foi the ceremony and all the guests had assembled, Antonio BorGuiez of Chand- Ter had to delay his wedding to pretty Maclobia Moragor because what he be- lieved was a marriage license turned out to he only g permit to hunt small game and fish within the state of Ari- zona. The nuptials were postponed until the necessary document could be chtained from Phoenix.
 Until the supreme court of the state secides whether liouor can be import d into Arizona for personal use, there will be no further prosecutions in Gila county courts. according to a decision. of Judge w c. Shute when "e recently granted motion to dis miss two cases pending until such time as the supreme court should rule Dn the question.
 Ore running s22.OOO to the ton has been struck in g twelve inch vein of crystal quartz in the Strahan property n the Squaw Peak district, about three miles below Camp Verde. The vein which ran twelve inches at the
 urface peacocked until il struck the water level when it turned into 42 per cent copper.
 A small community. single-stamp mill for treating the output of prospect ing mines has been introduced into the Thumb Butte district by mine owners. The little plant, which is propelled by a gasolene engine. and constructed on 2 portable base, has capacity of a. tout two tons per day.
 R. W. Kramer, secretary to Judge 1 Sawtelle of the federal court has been appointed a deputy United States dis trict attorney under Thos. A. Flynn. Mr. Kramer succeeds Gerald Jones, who recently resigned to engage in the practice of law at Tucson.
 Cila county sportsmen have started | rnovement for the importation into ''--~r -f 2 large number of Chinese | or Mongolian pheasants and have ask od the Inspiration Copper Company to | aIlow it's land in the Wheatfields dis
 g.; -- ra used as a pheasant reserve. It is probable that the first installmeht ,f .irds will number 300. The state
 os already a small flock of pheasants -- -eyeral parts of the Salt River val
 y
 Because they were unable 10 leave Neir work to attend he farmers short course at the state university, the far
 crs. of the McAlester and Lompoc districts. near Wilcox, got together and raised a fund to send Miss Ivy Rose, of McAlester, to attend the lee lures. Upon here return Miss Rose will be expected to impart the infor- nation she has gained to the farmers in the district.
 Whether the Bisbee Copper Mining and Development Company jumped claims belonging to w. J. Graham. representative from Cochise county, and his partner. Thos. Feeney, is the question that will come before the cor poration commission for determination on January 25th. The case, which was originally set for January 17th. was postponed at the request of the defen- dants. Graham and Feeney charge that the Bisbee company is holding ten claims which conflict with theirs.
 Dr. L. D. Ricketts and Capt. John c. Greenway of Bisbee, two of the most | influential mining men in the south | west, have endorsed the efforts of Tue son business men to secure the feder- al mine experiment station for this | city. The school is to be established | by the federal bureau of mines. | How II | WoULD you Il