Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-30

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 cupants in the car.
 Nogales: The Southern California | Restaurant corporation is shortly to open a S25,O0O eating house in No gales. Later restaurants will be opened by the same concern in Doug | las, Tucson and Phoenix
 Tucson: An individual who bears the draft card of Edgar w. Barnett of Hot Springs, Ark, but who has drawn checks in the name of Louis E. Head, has been arrested for forgery at the instance of McArthur Brothers of Phoenix It was understood, when he offered a check for $500 in payment for an automobile. that he was Prescott hotel man of the name given.
 Phoenix: After several years of argument and after at least one de- cision to the contrary. the state corpO- ration commission finally has con cluded it has no authority to regu- late rates that shall be charged by municipality that conducts the pub lie utilities of its citizens. The deci- sion was upon a small case from Gila county, involving the service rendered by a corporation that owned a town site near Miami.
 Chandler: R. Monroe Hill, ap- pointed postmaster two months ago, has just taken office on approval of his bond. The pOstOffice here has been without a regular commissioned chief for over year Following the resignation of Postmaster c. L. Col lands in the summer of 1917, $. X. Meyer was chosen acting postmaster and. after serving a few months. re- signed in favor of David A. Jacobson as acting executive.
 Phoenix: L. H. Chalmers of PhOe- nix has started a movement toward early construction of a monument to the lads from Maricopa county who have given their lives to their cOun- try in the great war. lt is proposed that there be erected a shaft or pyra- mid at point within Papago park. a faVorite resort and driving locality seven miles east of this city. over- looking the valley and very near the ! rifle range on which many of the lads 1 had their musketry training.
 Phoenix. The mysterious disap- pearance of jewelry valued at be- tween SSOOO and S4OOO. the property ! of Mrs. F. C. Tatum of Wenden af- l lords an excellent opportunity for a | modern Sherlock Holmes to distin- l guish himself and reap the harvest of ! his ability. The iewelry disappeared l from the Tatum home some time last 1 week. it is believed. Loss of the | jewels was discovered last Friday | when Mrs. Tatum was making ready | to go to Phoenix for a short visit.
 Phoenix: Excess profits on the sale ! of oranges and lemons are being wig l orously investigated by the officials | of the food administration and several | prosecutions are likely. according Co | that department, if charges that have | been filed are proven Co be true. The | demand for these two citrus products, | it is said has been tremendously stim I ulated by the influenza epidemic. cas- | fly taking them out Of the line of lux. l uries and into the class of necessi. II ties. This demand has enabled deal | CTS, it is further charged. Co speculate | in these fruits to the disadvantage 4 ol the cOnsUmer
 kingman: J. M Russell and A. w \ n dents. are in the county jail charged l with seditious utterances, held under ! S5000 bail. Russell. until a few months ago. was postmaster at ChlOr | ide. He is charged with having ad- | yised against the purchase Of Lib l erty bonds on the ground that they |