Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

vation pledge card. More people than ever before are planting rye grains in Tucson this fall . Jesus Gutierrez. jitney driver, was murdered on the Tucson-Nogales road.
 Arizona gets S15,OOO under the Smith-Hughes vocation educational act.
 Eighty tnew members have been added to the Y. W. c. A. roll at Tue } son.
 Chris Flordland of Phoenix commit. ted suicide by shooting himself He had been ill
 l Dr. M. T. Uhler of Philadelphia made the first payment on the pur- chase of the Kay mines at Mineral Park.
 At special election. the proposi- tion for the forming of a new city charter for Tucson was approved by vote of 341 to 27. Cattle rustling in Santa Cruz county has been broken up. according to E. w. Stephens, secretary of the State Livestock Sanitary board.
 The Molokans sent to Prescott from Phoenix because they refused to reg ister for war service last summer have gone on a hunger strike.
 Twenty-Five million dollars is a con- servative estimate upon money which the mining industry planned to spend in Arizona during the present year.
 Tom Menden was convicted in su- perior court on the charge of aggra- vated assault, as the result of a cut ting af;ray with Frank Sexton at Chloride
 Cipriano Duran filed a damage suit in the United States district court at Tucson against the Arizona Copper company at Clifton. asking $25.OOO for alleged personal injuries.
 Announcement has been made by the State Livestock Sanitary board that hereafter no brands are to be recognized by inspectors except those that have been duly registered.
 Secretary Smalley of the State Council of Defense forwarded 3,600 cards to Camp Funston and Linda Vista for properly listing Arizona sol diers for the period of the war.
 In sinking the shaft of the Abe Lin coin mine at Wickenburg, a body of heavy chalcopyrite was encountered at a depth of s6 feet. and is evidently the permanent ore deposit.
 The supreme court of the United States has declined to grant a writ of habeas corpus for John Reade of Tucson, charged in the federal court in Tucson with the murder of an In- dian.
 The extension department of the University of Arizona is making plans to have a six-day extension school in the Yuma valley next month The meetings will be held under the auspices of the Farm Improvement as- sociations and will be held at the Rood school house at Somerton and at Gadsden.
 After a hot pursuit of a man who stole four mules nine miles south of Tucson. from the starting point to Santa Rosa, by the way of Ajo. to Holtville, W. J. Schnaufer. fore man of the Tucson Farmers company. captured the fugitive and returned him to Tucson. where he will be dealt with for the theft
 The following were indicted yeste-- day by the grand jury in its third par tial report: Jesus Mendoza, violating drug act; Carlos Cruz. w. P. Gnbreath. Harry Beaver, Lloyd Coatney. John F.. Wiley, Edward D. Dodge and J. G.. Coryel. illegal traffic in liquor.
 The appealed case of Larry Duff against the state. and Stanley Priest fly. also against the state. were argued Tuesday in the supreme court and ordered submitted In both cases the appellants were represented by Rob ert E. Morrison. assistant attorney general. representing the state. The case of Bob Birch against the state, an appeal. was by agreement set for oral argument on Tuesday, November 20.
 Eleven men from all parts of the state comnleted their examinations for