Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-14
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Ralph A. Ziesemer, member of the firm of Smith and Ziesemer, assayers and engineers of Bisbee, was a visitor in Tucson on Monday.
 Dice, punchboards and every other element Of chance have been eliminat- iron tIe cigar and other stores O. Tucson by Chief of Iclice Bailey, O. that city. The cnief made the order upon recommendation of the police committee of the city council. The stores will be given until March 70 to dispose of their various stocks oi goods which are usually handled through the medium of dice or of punch boards.
 An effort IS being aado by those in c.arge of the Ar.z- na state | m. cAa.lpion. .h.p, which will be played in Tucson March q and g, to have the members of the eastern team, no" playing in Los Angeles, stop of in the old Pueblo for several days
 Investigation of the death of the man found in one of the Arizona East ern wells, with his head badly crushed. developed the fact that he was E. M. Eagon. formerly employed by the rail road company as a car inspector. In- aSmuch as his pay envelope, his watch and other papers were found on his body the robbery theory was dropped. The well was enclosed in a building and the door closed so the officers believe that EagOn was mur- dered They are conducting a further investigation into the affair.
 Believing that lCng n0S-d Albinoa were toll0"ins nilI, @ stranger enter ed the rGDty Jail in Tucson a day or two ago and requested tho sherif to lock him up. declaring tha- he was afraid of the snakes. Not until he .icked over a coal bucket and chan did the sheriff take the man seriously
 al j -5U. Chr. t. deoia- ed Ice dra Pedilla, water and wood carrier oI Twin Buttes, and all Ct you people nave to do as I say or roast in he'll lhe Mexicans of Twin Buttes were thoroughly impressed, esp~c.aliy Nltn a long knife which Pedilla fiourished. Deputy Sheriff Tom burts. of Tucson, arrived and persuaded the obsessed man that he was not feeling well and removed him to the county jail ID Tucson.
 Six shots were fired at an alleged Mexican DOCJlesse in Tucson Sunday night by Chief of Police Bailey. So many people congregated about the scene oi the affair that the sought after man made good his escape.
 Hiding twenty five pints of whiskey in his hay pile, at the rear of his home in Tucson, Pedro Soto couldn't resist telling his friends about his cache. As a result an officer heard of the affair and now Pedro and his booze are both in jail.
 More than SS5,OOO in fees were re- ceived by the state corporation con- missions insurance department in the first ten days in March. accord ing to figures given out at the state house in Phoenix. Insurance Compa, nies will be given until the last of the month to pay their license fees and make other necessary reports to the commission. Collections, this year, are coming in faster than ever before.
 Governor Thomas E. Campbell was accorded a very hearty reception Tn Mesa Sunday evening when he ad- dressed the Young People Mutual I'm provement Association. Nearly every one in Mesa attended the meeting and gave the governor a tremendous hand at the conclusion of his talk. ...
 MT. and Mrs Francis B. Sayre. the latter a daughter Sf President Wilson, will arrive in Phoenix on March 24, having made reservations at the Adams Hotel in Phoenix for that date. MT. Sayre is the assistant to
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