Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
State and County NeWs Briefs

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 County Briefs
 The boys of the high school at Douglas who are taking military drill have decided to wear the regulation army service uniform of olive drab. J.. Odell arrived in Benson Thurs day with a carload of thoroughbred Hereford bulls, mostly yearlings, which he expects to dispose of in that section.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam B. Moad, 737 F avenue, Douglas, became the parents of baby boy few days ago and MT. Moad at once went to the bank and bought a $1c1 Liberty Loan bond for his son, who has been named Liberty Loan Moad.
 Gilbert Love, from Los Angeles, who bought a small farm near St. David two or three months ago, was in Benson Thursday ard reports that he is getting his place in good shape. He is we'll pleased with the farming outlook in this part of the country
 T. D. Fulghum and J. P. Cummings of Wilcox have purchased 1901 ewes from the Pittman Cattle company of Fl Paso. The shipment arrived in Wilcox a few days ago and the sheep driven out to their range. It is a fine bunch and arrived in excellent condi- tion.
 Naco has had to add an extra teach CT to it's public schools on account of the crowded condition. Naco, Sonora, maintains public school on the other sideof the line and with the five teachers on the American side, every child of school age will be given ex cellent school advantages.
 Thursday the employees of the Cop per Queen shelter undertook to raise some money for army and navy field comfort committee, with headquarters in New York. The office force of the shelter contributed $57, which has been forwarded. It will go to provide tobacco and other articles for the sol diers at the front in France.
 J. w. Dolen, who has been in Naco- zari for six months assisting in the installation of the new machinery in the Nacozari Consolidated Copper company's remodeled concentrator, re- turned to Douglas, Thursday. He says it is the intention to install two more flotations, a ball mill, one or two tables and a crude oil engine within the next month or two.
 Fong Hong Bing. Chinaman who is a native of Sacramento, Cal, and at present proprietor and manager of the Royal Cafe at Wilcox, has been called to military service. He was granted sixty days in which to dispose of his property here and in Sacramen- to, and then respond to his country's call and will report for duty with the consignment leaving about Nov. 1.
 The 24th infantry now occupies the camp lately vacated by the First Ari- zona infantry. Captain Andrews is in command and is the ranking officer and by virtue of his rank has charge of the portion of the 17th cavalry To- cated here. The cOlored soldiers have taken over the border guard at the customs house and the cavalry. will do patrol duty east and west of Naco.
 The rural telephone line out of Me Neal now has 10 patrons. These phones are at the ranches of T. J. Lesson, F. L. Holt, James Brogan, Bud Kelley. Tom Patterson, Wm. Schultz. R. L. Burton. Ed Martin. Four Bar ranch and the McNeil Mercantile store, from where they can be con- nected with the long distance to Bis bee, Douglas or any part of the county.
 The Trinity Copper company is the new company of Tennessee people who are developing the property for merly owned by MT. Peysert, located in the Swisshelm mountains. 10 miles northeast from McNeal Sixteen men are at work at the mines and some good work of development is being done A new road is being built from the mines to McNeal. where the com pany do their trading.
 A. l.. Fink, who recently came from California and bought bean farm in i the Light settlement. 20 miles north | of McNeal, brought part of his first crop ot beans to McNeal last week | election officials of this precinct !. the mark made by the voter. giving the favor to a candidate other than the one intended by the voter"