Tombstone epitaph., 1917-07-22

"Sic hiicu a. DisDee, as result U
the strike.
John ]. Birdno has been reappointec
receiver of public monies at the Phoe
nix land office.
Arizona is to organize an American
Red Cross ambulance company fol-
service in France.
The Arizona State Council Of De
Tense is being financed entirely BY
private subscriptions.
Over $15i,000 for roads and $20O,00(
for schools are proposed in the count,
budget made at Globe.
Mrs. L. G. Mott was found dead IL
her home at Oatman by her HUSBAND
on his return from work at the United
Eastern mine.
Gillespie oil interests of Oklahoms
have become interested in the Arizona
del Rio Company. operating in the
Chino oil fields
About 10000 acres of the tepary
bean will be planted this year in thu
United States. Of which 10000 vii
be planted in Arizona.
The 100 l. W. w. members anc
sympathizers deported from Bisbet
were not allowed to detrain on the
18th at Hermanas, " NJ
At a meeting of Globe citizens, esti
mated at 500, resolutions were passed
declaring the !. w. W. to be a "publis
enemy of the United States"
A site near the Koch ranch has
been selected for the Y. w. C. A. camI
in the Catalinas during August. The
ranch is about one mile from Oracle
Metal Mine Workers, Industrial
Union No. 500, affiliated with ths
l. w w, called strike for Sc ant
the six-hour day, effective through
out the Verde district
Illustrative Of the great prosperity
Of the people OF Yuma valley, II ma,
| be stated that this year the total value
of their cotton, alfalfa. grain and fruit
will be at least $3,1s3,9OO.
Strike warrants we're issued a
kingman for the arrest Of Is leaders
of the |. w. w. who called the miners
strike on the Golconda camp. 1t IL
said the men voted to 1 agains,
striking.
Quiet was restored at Kingman IL
the copper mine strike situation, fol
lowing the departure of Industrial
Workers Of the World organizers, or
dered out of town by Sheriff ]. N
Cohenour.
The mill and warehouse Of the
Tempe Milling Company, a landmark
OF Arizona for forty years, and which
was built by the father of Represent
alive Carl Hayden, was destroyed By
fire. The loss will be about $50, 900
covered by insurance.
Acting on the grounds Of treachery
to the principles" OF the Industrial
Union of Mine, Mills and Smeltel
Workers, President c. H. Meyer o.
that organization telegraphed from
Denver to the secretary of its Bisbet
local. revoking its charter.
A. NJ. Willis Of Snowflake report,
an unusually heavy yield of hay from
his first cutting. He planted oati
with the alfalfa, thus reaping a BIZ
crop Of both oat and alfalfa hay, will
much improved quality of both.
Miners Of Arizona on strike during
the present month are probably los
ing the highest wage opportunity thai
will be available to them in some
time. The Bisbee wage this month
regulated by the price of copper IL
June, will be $685. per day.
THE most cosmopolitan regiment
in the National Guard" was the claim
made for the First Arizona infantr,
by Adjutant General Harris as hi
looked over the enlistment papers O.
the last bunch of 4S recruits who hat
Joined the regiment at Naco.
An appeal that President Wilson
take action to stop further deporta
tons of strikers from Bisbee ant
other Arizona strike centers, in order
to prevent sympathetic strikes anc
Industrial paralysis, was sent the de
partment o! labor July IL by Fed
eral Mediators John Mcbride and q
w. p. Hunt from Globe.
An important strike In the ole
Weaver mine in the Weaver Mining
District was made in the drift a.
the I75-foot level While following uI
a streak of ore inches wide It has
gradually widened until now It Is |!
feet wide. Two feet Of this ore or
the hanging wall is literally full o.
native and horn silver and will aver
age better than 1000 ounces Of silve,
and 1 ounce of gold per ton. Three
feet of ore on the foot wall will rur
$50 ounces Of silver per ton.
Jerome now has an officially organ
lied Red Cross branch