Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-17
County NeWS

1 recently been Snlpped rom COcnlSe
 county deposits to California and
 there marketed at a profit.
 All of the bond issues carried for
 the roads in Pima county and work
 will soon be started on the PantanO
 wash, a long needed improvement.
 Walter NJ Smith, formerly shipping
 clerk for the Phelps Dodge Mercantile | company at Douglas, has been ap-
 pointed superintendent of the county | hospital and has assumed his duties there.
 Saturday w. J. Nemeck, chief of the | fire department, and his little son, | both underwent an operation at the county hospital Dr. Greene being the | physician. The operations were sue | cess and each patient is doing well.
 B. O. Payne from Cochise spent a day at Wilcox Friday. He is working hard for the agricultural interests of this county and is now already mak- ing preparations for a good exhibit at the state fair.
 Miss Wanda Perkins resigned her position as teacher in the San Simon school and accepted a position in the Douglas schools for which place she. accompanied by her father and mother, Mir and Mrs. J. l. Perkins, left by auto Saturday.
 Leslie Ramp, a yOungster from Chi cago, who is visiting his aunt in Doug las is responsible for the following modern nursery rhyme:
 Kaiser Bill went up the hill
 To take a look at France,
 Kaiser Bill came down the hill,
 With bullets in his pants"
 Miss Louise Sporleder, a former Tucson young woman, has been se- lected for the work of home demon stration agent in Cochise county un- der the supervision of the home economies department of the Uni versity of Arizona. Her headquarters will be in Douglas.
 Sgt. Jesse Sanders left Saturday morning for Camp Funston, after a week spent in Tombstone having been called here on the sad mission of at- tending his fathers funeral. That young Sanders is making good in the army is signified by his rapid advance ment to the position of sergeant.
 The road construction crew will be finished with the road work into the g-& fr,I Tombstone this week. Yesterday the l pouring of concrete was started on the | big bridge Delay in getting repairs | for the concrete mixer has held up | the work, but everything is ready to shoot now. The location and all sur | vey work for the road as far as the 1. Benson cutoff has been completed and /. work will begin in that stretch week | after next.
 Last Tuesday a military policeman drove up to the international boundary | at the custom house in his motorcycle said a few words to a bORdeT patrol man, and was informed that a soldier had deserted a few hours before and was roaming around Agua Prieta. The provost guard, quick as a flash, tossed his automatic to a soldier who was standing nearby and before he could be stopped started his cycle and dashed into Mexico. He was halted by Mexican customs men. American customs inspectors took up the matter of getting the motorcycle back, and within a few minutes after the Mex jeans took possession of it the car was safely on the American side in the hands of soldiers. The provost guard who had all by himself invaded Mex leo was detained by the Agua Prieta until Wednesday morning, when he was brought back to the American line and set free.
 Gustave G. Lelevier of this city, native of France, and an ardent war fan, considers the wiping out of the Saint Mihile salient by Pershing's men as one of the most important achievements of the war. It places inc aIfiad army ,r-ithfn o fpv- miles