Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

low later in the week This livestock is being taken to a milder climate for lambing.
 At the regular meeting of the Flag staff board of trade a committee was appointed 10 inspect the new city park with a view to laying out camping places for the tourists next summer and to arrange for a cleanup day in which the whole town will be asked to participate. .'he popularity of the park ss camping place was fully demonstrated las. summer and the new addition will be put in shape to accommodate larger number of camp CTS during the closing season
 Accepting an invitation from the ar my authorities So attend a review at Camp Kearney. Governor Hunt and a party of officials. consisting of CorpOr- atiOn Commissioner F. A. Jones. Adiu- tsnt General Harris. Secretary Of State Osborn. State Treasurer Jesse Boyce and State FL gineer Atwood left Phoenix Wednesday night for San Diego They will return to Phoenix next Monday. Invitations were sent 10 the governors and officials of seven states who are represented in this camp.
 Flowing the field when man labor could not be produced. Mrs. Joseph J. Hyde. former Latin instructor of the Sst Lake high school. has for the past few days been preparing her so acres for cotton. The university graduate. appreciating the needs of the hour. has donned the costume of the field and has taken over the work of a man. At her ranch southeast of Phoenix. the clever. cultured woman is fast becom- ing accomplished in manual labor. in which she believes that all women should be competent. While she lab ors in the field she has also 10 care for her two babies and in a clear patch land has spread blankets where they can rOmp and play. Across the clear stretch of country she watches over
 hem. combining the work of nurse.
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 ,. r. HOusen of Tucson. who was ap- pointed land appraiser in the office Of the land commits sioner by Governor Campbell. retired to private life. Mr. HOuscn put in his resignation immedi- ately after the dacisiOn of the supreme court seating Governor Hunt but the commissioner declined to accept it. He had found Mir. Hocsen a most capable attache of the office and besides he had formed a strong personal liking for him Finally on accepting his res ignation COmmiSs toner MOeur address N.ea aa. ra fr. hsa strongest terms his appreciation of his services. Albert c. Seybolt Of Oracle has been appointed by Governor Hunt to fin the vacancy.
 Waiting in Fl Paso for the summons to so to France Gs a member of the first increment of the telephone unit of the United States army is Mrs. Roy r Kelly. wife of a former Arizona newspaper man. HOW city editor of a Fort Worth newspaper. Mrs. Kelly was accepted as enc of the first l5e girls for telephone service out of be- tween 1000 and 5.c00 applicants. She owed her selection to the fact that she is an expert French linguist. being of French Canadian ancestry. although being born in Lake Linden. Mich. The Kellys came to Fl PasO from Tucson. where Nr. Kelly was telegraph editor of The Star. She tsught French as a volunteer instructor to United States soldiers and officers at Fort Bliss last She has had considerable eN perience as a telephone operator and taught school in Michigan prior to her hence ske was considered specially valuable for the position.