Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-13
Brief State Notes

Brief State Notes Doctor A. l.. Gustetter of Nogales has accepted a commission as captain in the medical corps of the army. and reported for duty at San Diego on Monday. Dr. H. W. Purdy will take tcare of his practice.
 Eleven cars of hides will be shipped out of Nogales in the next two days ] by the Los Angeles Tanning company, | to make shoes for Uncle Sam's sol | dier boys This is a portion of a big contract the company has with the | United States government and on which they shipped fourteen cars some time ago. They expect to complete the contract some time this month.
 The hunt for Vicente Gonzales whom it is believed strangled to death little Jose Aiezes near Chandler last We'd lnesday. continued yesterday. but Con zales at a late hour last night had not been captured. Sheriff Wiiky holds to the theory that Gonzales is some place between Chandler and Desert Wells and says he is convinced Con zales will be captured soon. Yester- day. Sheriff Wilky and Deputy Shefiff Ed. Warren combed the west side upon advices from the West Side store that man answering Gonzales descrip- ton was seen in that vicinity The officers returned to change their be- lief that Gonzales would be captured to the south. presumably in the vicin- ity of the crime
 Quiet. but impressive. were the funeral services at Arlington National cemetery for Colonel Alexander O. Brodie, former governor of Arizona territory, who died at his home. Had donfield. New Jersey on May 10. De- tails of the ceremony weer recounted in a letter from Mrs. Brodie and re ceived at the office of the governor at the state house On the caSket writes Mrs Brodie. was draped the first flag of the Arizona Rough Riders of which Colonel Brodie was a member. This flag was held in place on the easket by the sword presented to him by the citizens of Arizona upon the occasion of his retirement from the gOvernOrship.
 The band of the 15Sth infantry which Arizona claims as its own and which spent three days of last week in Phoenix. is to be increased in size to fifty members. This is in accord ance with the orders of the general stan just issued. To continue this band as an Arizona institution. it is the de- sire of those in charge of the organiza- tion to recruit the needed musicians from this state, it was announced yes terday at the office of the adjutant general. Opportunity. therefore, is given musicians of this state, between the ages of 21 and 40 years of age. to join this fine organization which has earned a reputation as one of the best bands in the army service All must be physically fit. however. Musicians of this state who desire to belong to the 15Sth infantry band, whether Of draft age or older, should communi- cate with Colonel Charles W. Harris. adutant general. Musicians of all instruments are required. This band will without doubt. see something before the members retire 10 private life There 1t is an unusual Oppor- tunity that is offered to first clas mu- sicians of this state.
 Incomplete reports of the registra- tiOn held in Arizona June 5 or all young men who became T years of age since une ,, 1917. as compiled at the office of Colonel Charles w. liar ris, adjutant general show that 1.4Z5 young men were placed on the rolls. These returns do not include figures from Yavapai county. That county probably will have registration re port of about 250, which will be the second largest in the state, according to the opinion of draft headquarters officials Of the 1.423 who are re- ported as registered. 1.OS7 are white regiStrants of countries not at war with the United States; II are oolored registrants from like countries, both classes of which are eligible to classi- fication and induction into the service; 334 are aliens, nOn-declarents, subjects of countries with which the United States is not at war. Adding the esti- mated registration from Yavapai coun- ty, it is stated that the total registra- tion of Arizona on June , was 1,6IIS- While in the first registration Cochise county registered a total of 6.S0S men and Maricopa county total of 5.Ss0. which is in fair comparison with the population of the two counties on this registration of June ,, COchise county reported a registration of only 217, while Maricopa came in with a total of 4OS, nearly double that of COchise. Other comparisons of the registration of the counties of this state show no relation whatever to the totals of the first registration. According to or ders received at draft headquarters from Washington, registrations of men who have become 21 years old will be held every three months. thus add ing a constant supply of new regis trants for classification.
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