Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-27
About tue State

Phoenix: Earl Hawley, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. $. Hawley of Phoenix, and for more than a year a purhcaser of hospital supplies for the Red Cross in Washington, is dead of Spanish in fluenza. lie paid a brief visit to his parents hi Phoenix and was stricken with the disease while on his way back to Washington
 Yuma: Bernard Johnson, who won nationwide face as the man who in troduced date culture into the United States, was recently found dead on the floor of his cabin in the Yuma valley. Johnson imported thousands of young da palms from Egypt and the Sahara Gesert and it was primaT- fly due 10 his efforts that date grow ing became an American industry, He was of German birth and left his property to persons in Germany, but the federal government may decide that it belongs to Uncle Sam.
 Phoenix-Names of Arizona banks that purchase 5000 worth of war saw ings stamps are to be published, if plans in maturity now by Harry Tritle of the State Council of Defense materi- alize. Secretary Tritle has mailed letters to all the state banks, urging that they do as banks in other states have done-buy war savings stamps. Attention is called to the fact that Ari- zona is far behind in it's savings stamp quota, and much dependence is placed upon the willingness of the financiaf institutions of the state to bring the total up to the required amount.
 Phoenix: Suit has been nlsd i'll the superior court of Maricopa county at Phoenix by H. E. Easterday, secre- tary and treasurer of the Ray-Kelvin Mining company, against William E. Cogsdell, president of that concern, for an exact accounting of the com pany's affairs. Cogsdell was arrested in California last August and brought to Phoenix to face a charge relating to his handling of the company's af- fairs. He was acquitted and the case dismissed after a hearing before the court. Now CogsdeIl is bringing suit against Easterday, the Arizona Ga zette, ct al, for damages in the amount of S10,000 The paper is named as defendant in a charge of libel.
 Tucson-Suit was filed in the super for court yesterday by Alexander Ros- si, capitalist, mining man and regional ly famous restauranteur, against the Arizona Pyramid Mining company and Oliver Mcguire, for the sum of SS760, plus $500 attorney fees and interest on the principal of a promissOry note alleged to have been given January ,, 1916, by the defendant to Edmund E. Dalton, secured by a mortgage on the Gunch mining claim. which note was assigned to the plaintiff, it is al- leged Oliver Mcguire of Cleveland. Ohio, is made a party to the suit be- cause of the fact, as alleged, that she claims to have a prior lien on the property which secured the payment of the note. ROssi asks that his mort gage be made the prior lien. Charles Blenman represents the plaintiff.
 Phoenix: Dr. O. H. Brown, state health officer, has issued mandatory instructions to each county health officer, to have a survey made in each community every three days to de- termine the number and to offer vac cine inoculations, and. of influenza cases, to enroll all women with nurs- ing training. to provide means for spraying the noses and threats of those let unaffected especially, to or ganize and equip at once a temporary hospital capable of enlargement. The most serious report is from the Globe Miami district, whence county attor-