Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-21

mOuT tain game preserve. MT. Willard went to Clifton yesterday, where the other 36 elk will be delivered. Repre- sentative Glen L. Coffin of Clifton has wired that he will aid in removing the elk to the hills. Representative Coffin introduced the bill in the leg isls tura that created the Blue Range game preserve. where part of the elk will be placed
 Tn the apprehension of Manuel Stiles at Nogales by agents of the depart ment of justice on charge of attempt ing to eyade the draft provisions. old timers recall the activities of Billy Stiles. notorious outlaw, whose escap- ades and crimes in southern Arizona kept the authorities busy for a num- Der of years. Manuel Stiles is a nephew of the wsll-known bandit. who has been mysteriously missing for number of years.
 Undoubtedly one of the most im- Tortsnt matters for the consideration of the people of the Salt River valley at this time is the dairy situation. says the Republican. That cattle are being sacrificed because it is impOs- sible to sustain a dairying proposi- ton at prevailing prices is testified to by many who have investigated. As g result important organizations are cooperating in the endeavor to secure the fixing of prices for dairy products by the government.
 Two strangers. travelling afoot from Ray to Miami. claim that after they Tad been lost two days they were led to the Gibson mine camp, by two Mex ican dogs. They say that after they had made the Mexican understand that they were lost. he called his dogs and pointed to a trail. By following the animals eight miles they found white men. When in sight of the Gibsor camp the dogs turned and trot- ted back toward their home.
 Owing to the fact that counsel for the plaintiff will file an amended com plaint. the decision in the mandamus action instituted by Lamar Cobb. former state engineer, against the at torney general to compel him to bring qu1 warIanto proceedings against the commission of state institutions. was not handed down by Judge Lyman in the superior court of Maricopa county on Monday. Numerous authorities have been cited by both plaintiff and defendant and decision Is being wait Id with interest throughout the state.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Hutchinson, for 5 years a resident Of Arizona. died Mon day evening at o'clock at St. Jo- seph's hospital in Phoenix from a gen etal hrea kdown. Mrs. Hutchinson was the widow of William P. Hutchin- son. a well known mining man of Ari- ma She leaves 10 mourn her loss five daughters. Mrs. Mary M. Bell of Pho mix. Mrs. Angela H. Hammer of Casa Grande. Mrs. G. NJ. Murphy of Los Angeles. Mrs. Charles Tweed. of Hayden. and Mrs. Francis x. OBrien Di Wiokenburg.
 Governor Hunt Monday accepted tho invitation of Secretary Lane to meet with other governors and state off cials in Washington on April for the purpose of making plans to further the use or the English language by all the people of every state as a matter of patriotism and to aid in American izing the country On his trip back to Arizona. the governor probably will stop at Camp Funston for a visit with the many Arizona boys at that big it was asserted at the state house Monday Practically all If tha Arizona boys who have been drafted into the service are st that camp