Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-30
State and County News Briefs


 badly burned, his hair singed, and his eyebrows practically obliterated. The ire was sU lar advanced when he re- turned for the second child that he was unable to effect a rescue
 Handsomely engrossed on a roll of honor. the names of six towns of Ari- zona are displayed in the lower TO- tunda Of the state capitol building | in Phoenix. The towns which have ! l.cn this .;1onor of the state csh won this honor by having exceeded their quota in the third Liberty loan are Kingman. Casa Grande, Oatman, Florence, Ray and Superior. As lap idly as other cities and towns in the state qualify for the honor their names will be placed on this roll
 Lorenzo Feliz, of Phoenix, who es- capped from the SOlomonvflle road camp November 19, 1916, was cap tured Friday in Phoenix by Police Cnicer Grove. He was returned to the prison yesterday morning in the custody of Deputy Warden Truman. Felix was convicted on a charge of burglary and at the time of his escape had served two years of an intermedi- ate sentence of from one to four years.
 A thorough organization ol all gro Cers and bakers of Mesa. Tempe, Chandler and Gilbert is contemplated in a meeting which has been called at o'clock Tuesday, April 30. at the Episcopal Guild hall, Mesa. The ob- ject of the meeting is to form an ssso- citation similar to the one organized in Phoenix for the purpose of secur- ing closer cooperation with the food administration. with especia, refer ence to the distribution of four.
 The members of the state tax com mission left Phoenix yesterday for Yuma where a hearing will be held on the valuation os the Swansea mine preliminary to the placing of that property on the assessment roles for 1918. Representatives of the owBers and lessees of the mine will be pres ent. Before returning 10 Phoenix the tax commission will make their annual inspection trip over Yuma county. visiting all the mining prop  md a place on the tax rolls.
 The bond of Cyrus K. Broome. charged with the murder Of Charles YakimOvieh was raised from $5,O0O to s25,OO0 Saturday by Justice Oscar Pease, following the conclusion Of the preliminary hearing, at the request of CounS Attorney Kirke Moore and his associates of the prosecution
 The justice announced that he would hind Broome over to the superior court. but formal judgment was de ferred until yesterday. by which time Broome must give the larger bond or go to jail.
 In the federal court at Phoenix Sat urday. Judge Sawtelle sentenced the men who had been found guilty during the session. w. H. Fadler, who plead ed guilty to charge of Obstructing the draft. melting insubordination and advising against the Liberty loan, re- ceived a sentence of i've years in the federal prison at Leavenworth ana a fine of 5000.
 Frank Knapp. the Hayden brick iaNelf WnC pitHuOu euit! to Nn~N of making seditious utterances and advising against the war and the gov ernment. stated that he meant no harm by his remarks and that if he had known they were wrong he would not have said what he did Knapp received one year and one day in Leavenworth.
 Ed McNally, the Phoenix cook, on the same charge as Knapps said that he had TO excuse to offer. His sen tence was one year and one day in the federal prison. Jose Garcia, for bringing young Mexican girl into this country. received three years in Leavenworth Frank Bertram. con yicted of selling liquor to Indians. was given five months in Yavapai county Jail