Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-19

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 Phoenix has not completed the draft
 ing or an antiloading ordinance for
 Phoenix as yet, but promises it during
 the present week for the consideration
 of the Phoenix commission This 1 statute would make it a misdcmeanor
 for any man to loaf. Douglas is con sidering similar city legislation.
 MiCiy Scan,on, l. w. w organizer. | has been held by United States Con- missi, ne- C. II. Rutherford of Jerome ! to answer to the federal court on a charge of violating the explosives li- | cense law. His bond was fixed at ! $20OO Lacking that amount. Micky | is still in the Jerome jail and probably "-iu te taken to Prescott within a day or two.
 Application has been filed with the Allzvra cooperation commission by the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company to make some changes in it's toll line rates and method of ma king rates. It is stated in the ap- plication that the company will not seek any radical advance in the rates, but merely Ieadjustment.
 Dr. J. H. Judd. a Globe osteOpath, LrOke his right ankle while exploring the Pine creek canyon at the Natural Bridge in northern Gila county. His party was making their way along the canyon below the bridge when Dr. Judd slipped off rock and tell seT- eTal feet.
 Another shipment of field glasses and binoculars will be sent from PhDe- nix to the United States navy by the Phoenix chamber of commerce. And glasses of six power or over, are need ed by the navy department as high powered lenses are difficult to get now.
 The legislative special session will convene next Tuesday, but unless there is proposed laws introduced which have not been imagined as con- ing within the call of the governor, the session does not compromise any excitement. Any attempt at political play in connection with the state council O. defense should not be per mitted to succeed.
 Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office Of the state cor Pcrtat;on commission by the follow ing: Marks-Meyer Mining and Leas- ing cOmpany. American Coal Timber and Land company, Sunset Frel Oil comEeny. Home Producers company; Peoples, Standard oil company, Pre- mier Oil and Refining company. Bis bee Chino Oil company, KelliOka Coal Mining company and Sales company, Silyerado Mines compapy.
 George Hughes, one of the original iocators of claims in the Big Bug dis- trict of Yavapai county, is dead. | Hughes died at a mining camp near WiCkenburg. He has been Q resident Of northern Arizona for many years ! and is known to many Old-timers l throughout the state. Robert Baker l and Robert r. Hilliday, formerly of Phoenix. have been ordered back to ! the officers training camp at Camp | Kearny This is in a measure exon 1 eration of the young Phoenix men who l were derated because Of certain acJs ! during a visit of Arizona state ofti- | cials to San Diego.
 Alter years of hard NoTS John l Carolan and associates, have uncoy- ! cred enc ot the most promising gold | and silver mines in the state, accord | ing to r. C. Bethune, q local mlnlns l. expert. The property is located about . 15 miles nCrtn Of Globe, on the north 1. slope of the Sierra Ancha mountains, m the Pleasant Valley district. Mir. | gethune says the property is tra- versed by a great number ol leads | varying ir width from two GO twenty feet. The leads, stanuing prominent lv above the massive dlke, can Os traced for long distance along the s,ir-ace. All these croppinss show gold and silver in good values.
 o. A. Roberts of Liberty has re- turned from three weeks grip through Kansas and Missouri, having gone to Kansas City with a train of i've stock He reports that general " throughout Kansas and Western Missouri wheat is not promising, dry cold spring being responsible Neith- CT $ tnt pastUraee good. Last weeh it showed in Kansas City and through out eastern Kansas. The winds blew and there was so much more dust in the air ;tau he dreamed possible and riday it showed gem erally throughout Kansas and into COi- orado. Just previously there was one night in Kansas City that the ther- momcter stoCd at 90 degrees n the evening.
 Wfh leo. amounting to several hundred dollars in it's possession and four men he3ind the bars. while a fifth is being he'd in Nogales for ln- yestigatlon. the sherhs office at Phoe- nix believes it has solved the myste- rious wholesale robberies that nave been committed the past few months. The chain of southside stores that met with material losses at the hands Of robbers late in the winter and later robberies in the Peoria district have been accounted for, say the officers, in the arrest of MeXicans captured m Chandler. Flagstan and at the Cen tral ranch. This morning Joe Balsz,