Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

| l. IS DelleYed m PnOenlX that tn' supreme court may hand down a de
 cision in the gubernatorial contes
 case during the next week
 A feature of the Southern Arizo; | fair at Tucson today will be an exper
 aeronaut who will give exhibitions il
 the air.
 State Engineer Thomas Maddoci
 has been in Santa Cruz county thi:
 week inspec ing work on the Nogales Tucson highway now being con structed.
 Barney Oldfeld, noted automobile racer, is a Phoenix visitor this week Oldfield is well known in the Capita ! City and made the road race iron Los Angeles to Phoenix on two form CT state fair occasions.
 Approximately s72.5OO represent: the total net value of the producers ir
 the Salt River valley of the Irish DO tatoes shipped during the past season The Presbyterian training school fol Indians near Tucson was placed under rigid quarantine by County Physician Gotthelf upon the discovery of case of smallpox in the institution.
 battalion of the Seventeenth cavalry a: Globe and Miami, has been pIomot ed to a full colonelcy He went from Douglas to Globe in connection with the recent strike in that district.
 Duck and small quail are plentiful this year in the Salt River valley. more so than for many seasons. say sports men who have enjoyed days afield. Sel dom it is, they state, that the expert enced hunter returns without his bag limit.
 Application has been made at head quarters for organization of a garrison of the army and navy league at No gales, and the charter is expected a any day. The new organization will start with a goodly membership em- bracing ex-soldiers from the civil, Spanish. Phillipine and Indian Wars, with many who have seen service in the regular army.
 About 150 miners and smel .ermeh have left Jerome and Clarkdale for Globe and Miami, to take up their old jobs, now that the strike has been de- clared off in those camps. Most of these men left Globe merely to avoid trouble, though still maintaining their union connections. There has been over-plus of labor in those camps and more than enough men are left to fill the mines
 Possibly the first death among the Arizonans in the national army is that of James Peterson, at Camp Funston. of pneumonia. For a number of years he had been a resident of Snowflake He claimed no exemption, although it is known that he was threatened with tuberculosis. The change 70 an in element climate proved too severe.
 Mrs. Gertrude Florsheim, sister of Mrs. Eva Mansfield and of Leo and Alfred Goldschmidt passed away in Tucson this week She was 77 years old and came to Tucson in the seven ties
 There has been a regular shake-up in Nogales over the poor service of the telephone exchange in that city. As a result several operators have been fired and the district manager prom ises better service for the future.
 Knox Corbet., pioneer and popular citizen of Tucson where he served for sixteen years as postmaster, has re- turned home after an absence of nine He visited a brother in Cali fornia. another in Hawaii and his who resides in Sumpter. x. C..
 Fifteen hundred men from Camp Funston, Kan, en route by the Santa Fe to Camp Kearney. Cal. were served doughnuts as their troop train reached WinslOg and with coffee and fruit again at Ash Fork, the whole being tAe gift of the Phoenix chapter of the Red Cross.
 A Nogales correspondent says Santa Cruz county has contributed almost s200,000 to the second Liberty Loan. This amount is about $l0O.00O short of the quota asked for by the federal but when it is considered that 75 per cent of the money deposit ed in the Nogales banks in Mexican money or money deposited by citizens of Mexico, this is lot a bad showing.
 Mesa is in the position of being the only city in Arizona. which owns Is own gas and electric plant. water ..n-a T FTTN-