Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-09
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Esau Mills, chief of police of Tue son for many months but recently re- moved from office by Mayor o. C. Parker, after he had been charged with accepting a bribe, has been ar rested again on a felony warrant. Bond of s1.O00 was furnished and the preliminary hearing set for March IA.
 Spring has come in Yavapai county and the roads are again becoming passable. According to reports from Prescott the two highways to the south are again open, the old one by way of Copper Basin and the new by way of Black Canyon. The road from Ash Fork to Prescott is good. with the exception of few spots, and on the whole touring has been resuTed throughout that region of the state. Yavapai county has several road gangs now at work in various parts of the subdivision making improvements Burglars. on Tuesday night, enter ed the assay office of the American Smelling and Refining Company at Hayden and stole s2,5OO worth of plat mum fittings. The assay office of the Ray Consolidated company was also entered but nothing of value was talk en therefrom. It is thought by Pinal county officers that the burglar or burglars were thoroughly conversant with the value of the various fittings of the office. So far no arrests in con nection with the robbery have been made.
 The Tucson Citizen, of Tucson, has been awarded the contract by the SUI pervisors of Pi0a county to do the printing for the following year. The Citizens card rates were accepted by the supervisors.
 Leaving Chris Rasmussen, a miner of Crown King and Middleton appar- ently dead, the first part of the week, two MeXicans are now at large and sheriff's officers are searching every part of Yavapai county for them. pasmussen was walking and was ov- ertaken by the men who beat hi up and took his money. They thought tbcy filled him but he recovered and ~ot to Middleton where he notified the officers.
 Ravwond Everest. a partner in the firm of Baxter and Everest. of Tucson. who has not been heard fro since tho middle of January when he went to New York to buy stock of vooAs and taking with him sS.000. has -4 --s, Io,-t01 r'v-ar~st acoord- inv to 2 letter which he sent his part ner, lost s4.000 on the races at New Orleans on his way east and again est ~Nora nroney when he returned to the Louisiana metropolis. At that 'rncture he decided not to return to Tucson and took boat to Guatanala where he is now located.
  perb," Simon Guggenheim, one time senator from the state of Colorado, and heavily intereste in the Ameri- can S~elting and Refining Company, has just completed short inspection trip in Arizona. The copper king first visited the company's new plant at Sasco in Pima county and then went to Hayden. Afterwards he de- parted for Southern California.
 Fifty-four Tucson business men have just completed a trip to AjO where they went to promote the busi- ness interests of the Old Pueblo. They made the trip in two Pullmans and were accorded royal reception @t the big mining camp of the New Cornelia Accompanying the excur- sion was group of Southern Pacific Railway officials from the Tucson 1 and other divisions of the line.
 Ground has been broken in Jerome for a fine new building for the Bank of Jerome, a branch of the Prescott State Bank, of which R. N. Freder- icks is the president. Many years ago Fredericks purchased lot in Je- { rome with the idea of sometime es- tablishing a bank there. 1t was sev- eral years afterwards when he decid- ed that the time was ripe. His faith in the big Yavapai county camp has been amply rewarded and now the in- stitution will be greatly increased in every way.
 The more Arizona mining stock sold. that yields dividend. the richer the state becomes, according to de auctions from an opinion by k. Vii liam Kramer. assistant attorney gen. eral today, in which he stated that the stocks of all Arizona corporations fph fax trndar