Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-27

OL tue I0TlstlndS TNSQ season lear0eQ
 $300O in one day at the Phoenix post
 office, breaking all previous recorGs.
 Ajo: Subscriptions here 10 war
 charities total S9SOO, far overlapping
 the quota of the district. Ajo's mine
 and ore reduction plant employees
 have been leaders and scored high
 over the top in every Lib erTy loan,
 Red Cross and other campaign Of war
 period.
 Miami: Indignation prevails in the city over disclosures of garbage lump
 ing by numerous persons in the Miami
 wash, a portion of the Miami water
 shed. The city council will under
 take to bring prosecutions to stop the
 practice.
 Miami: Hunters are warned to net
 disturb 14 wild turkeys liberated m Ice House canyon, in the Pinal noun tains, by Deputy Game Warden Pettis.
 The birds were brought here from
 Kentucky. Game wardens have been
 instructed to keep close wat n over them.
 Phoenix: Bequeathing to his friends his estate, valued at several thousand dollars, Thomas N. Lowell, a mining man of Swansea, who died recently, directed that his entire property go to Phoenicians. According to the pe- tition for probate of will, Lowell had no relatives.
 Holbrook; Over 100 people interest ed in exploration for oil in this sec tion have joined in forming the Hol- brook oil district Officers elected in formal gathering were: President, Judge Sidney Sapp, Holbrook; vice president, w. l.. Mckay, Kingman; secretary, George M. Braxton, Hol- brook.
 Flagstaff: The city council has un- dertaken to work out ways and means immediately for financing and con structing a sewer system for the city Assessment against property, with as sessment warrants issued as security for the loan, it will be necessary to negotiate, is the most favorably con sidered financing plan.
 Ash Fork: Five Mexicans. hiding under the seats Of an empty passenger coach that was being deadheaded through to Winslow over the Santa Fe, were arrested and 22 cases of whisky, valued at about 5000, were confiscated by United States deputy marshals at Seligman. The MeXicans gave the names of Juan Boronegea, | Domingo BilbOa, Juan Carbarles, Fiji berto Rosales and Sancos Agrebano. | The prisoners were taken to Pres l colt, where they are still incustody. l
 Phoenix: An epidemic of petty | thieving has broken out in the down town district Hotel and restaurant men arc indignant, not because of | competition, but by reason of annoy | ance from complaints filed by GUS toners alleging packages missing. | Stores have the same complaint | Parked automobiles have been spe | cialized prey during the week, every | thing loose within the machines be- ing counted to the good by the thieves. The police have been unable to get in touch with the gang that is evi- dently carrying on the operations.
 Clifton: Prominent Clifton citizens are organizing the Clifton-Ranger Oil company to develop leases in the Cisco-Ranger field, Eastland county, Texas, where there has been great excitement and some phenomenal re- suits attending oil development over a constantly widening area. J. C. Gaines, a former resident of Cisco. and J. C. Callaghan, former state auditor, now widely interested in Arizona min ing and Oklahoma oil enterprises, have investigated the Cisco-Ranger lands and reported favorably.
 Phoenix: Miss Aurora SandstrOm brings a new war isue in suit filed here to recover $421.S5. the total of pay she would have received for serv- ices at the Castle Hot Springs hotel had she continued employment there from November 21 to May 2l. as she alleges she was under contract to do. But on the second day of employment she so vigorously resented government of a pro-German person al the hotel that she was disclarged. Because Of the question of loyalty in vOlved. more than because of the Miss Sanistrom ayers in her sine wants that S421.S5. and all of it.
 Globe: Gila county puts claim to top record for any county in the United States in the United War Work campaign, in which the county went 33S per cent strong in it's sub These totaled $10S.32S.29, tue bulk of it subscribed by the min CTS, mill and shelter workers of the Globe and Miami districts w. G. Me Bride. general manager of the old Dominion Copper company, served as chairman of the Gila county commit tee engaged in the campaign and which from the chairman throughout the list worked all the way. Every other mining district in the state is credited with high returns for the