Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-28

Phoenix: There are now 67 mem
 bers of the federal reserve bank To- cated at Fl Paso. according to report
 of officials of the institution. The
 member institutions located in Afi-
 zona are: First National bank, Cliff
 ton; First National bank. Douglas:
 First National and Nogales National
 banks, Nogales; Bank of Stafford.
 Stafford: COchise County State and
 First National banks, Tombstone; Ari-
 zOna National, Consolidated National
 and Tucson National banks, Tucson;
 Coehise County State bank, Benson.
 Phoenix: Survey of the under ground water level within the limits ot the city of Phoenix has just been completed by the city engineer, pre- hminary to working out plans by wnlch this water can be dralned off.
 ne survey shows that the water level IS rom six to ten feet below the sur lace al over the city.
 Williams: The Williams town cOun- cil has emphatically repudiated the
 action of Marshal Robert Burns in
 telegraphing the state health officer and other officials. stating that there
 was no influenza in Williams and de- manding that the quarantine be lifted
 In a special meeting of the council Burns was severely reprimanded for oversJepping his authority.
 Phoenix: The hay dealers of the Sat river' valley have organized as a part of the National Hay Dealers as- sOciation on plans presented by J. Yin ing Taylor. secretary of the national association. Hereafter there will be thorough grading and inspection Of hay shipped on government order. and collections and inspections of ship ments elsewhere will be under nation al association rules.
 Phoenix: According to figures furnished by T. J. Croaff, president of tue Arizona Federation Of LabOl and Arizona federal employment directors. since last June at Nogaies have been imported, under suspension of the i'm laws. 4343 Mexicans, of whom 97S have returned. At NacO were brought in 694 men, with only seven returned.
 Phoenix; R. NJ. Buehler. manager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company of Prescott. died there yesterday evening of influenza. His wife died four days before. NIT. 10 or for ager Of the old Sunset Telephone com pany here and remained for some time after the property was taken over by the Mountain States company He went to Prescott as local manager four years ago. MT. Buehler came to from Los Angeles. where and at other points on the coast. he had been in the service of the Sunset com pany. Manager H D. McVey of the Mountain States company for Arizona. left last night for Prescott
 Tucson: An unusual operation will be performed at the Arizona hospital next week when a quantity of cuticle donated by his friends will be grafted upon a wound with which Harry Grace, Nogales broker, is confined at the hospital Grace was injured six weeks ago when his automobile turned over and caught fire, burning him se- verely on the left leg. The wound has been healing so slowly that physicians in attendance have requested friends Ip submit to the loss of little cuticle lh skin graft Henry Levin. Joaquin LegarTa. Emery Miller. Dick Zellner. Bill Schuckman, Dudley Lehrke and Bill Haley all of Nogales, have vOlun- teered to part with a bit of skin each Tor their friend. They will make the trip from the border city to Tucson early this week Co have the operation performed.