Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24

citation. which meets in Phoenix today. will be a joint meeting of the asso- citation and the university club of the capitol city. A joint banquet will be staged by the two organizations and VII consist of Hooverized menu.
 With the arrest of five young men in Yuma the authorities of that town believe they have broken up a burg larizing aggregation which has been operating there for some time. The men arrested refused to give their names A number of articles of jewel " and other property, taken from several stores and residences, was re- covered in the rooms of one of the men.
 County Attorney Laney of Maris- copa county, has instituted suit for S7.500 against the bOndsmen of Dr. Lorenzo BoidO, a physician now un- derstOOd to be in Mexico, who has failed to appear for trial on three criminal charges, one of them for al- legged attempted bribery of a justice of the peace. Nine local residents are defendants. pr. Rosa BoidO. wife Of the missing physician, still is held pending appeal of a sentence of two years, after conviction under a charge of performing an illegal operation.
 LeRoy Ladd. chairman of the com mission on public institutions, after visit 10 the state road camp in Greenlee county, near Clifton, de clares that The threatened outbreak among the cOnyicts seems to have been principally in the mind of Cliff ton newspaper man" Ladd added that all of the cOnvicts were working and appeared to have no grievance. Ladd then praised the work of the depart ment in the eastern county.
 That the county attorneys office of MaricOpa county is entirely justified in the employment of Thiel detectives to run down bootleggers and other violators of the prohibition laws will be the argument of R- M. Laney, the prosecuting officer of MaricOpa. Laney declares that the income from fines against boOtleggers and the work they will perform on the county roads more than makes up for the costs of the detectives. Laney said, in discussing the prohibition problem, that stores could sell fiavOring extracts to house wives. restaurants and others who were known to be using the compound for cooking purposes. Sale for bev- craze, however, is prohibited.
 Harry Stacey. former Mohave coun- ty deputy sherin. who was recently sentenced 10 serve from one to five years aj the state penitentiary for manslaughter, has been given his free dom after serving two weeks of his sentence. A parole was granted by the state board of pardOns and paroles. S-aCey, it will be remem- bered, was convicted by a jury in the MOhaye county superior court on a manslaughter charge for killing a bOotlegger who was making his way into Arizona from California with an automobile filled with whiskey. The officer ordered the man to stop. but no heed was given the warning, the driver merely increasing the speed of his machine As the automobile speeded past him Stacey fired. and the bootlegger was killed. Soon after Stacey's conviction and sentence mem bers of the sheriff's department of MaricOpa county started the circula- ton of petitions to secure the mans freedom. These petitions were sent throughout the state, and were finally Forwarded to the state board of par dons and paroles Stacey passed through Phoenix last night en route Co his home in kingman