Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-29

in the Tear of a small shoe shop. own
 ed by Jack Lawrence at I2 Wall
 street. The blaze. said to have origi-
 mated in the bed clothing. is believed
 to have been caused by a lighted
 cigarette which one of the occupants
 was probably smoking when he drop
 ped off to sleep.
 Phoenix: Word was received in
 Phoenix of the arrest in Los Angeles
 of Arthur N. Bostrom. former cashier of the Pacific Gas & Electric company.
 where he has been taken in custody
 by deputy 'sheriffs on a warrant charg- ing embezzlement. When arrested he declined to make a statement Arthur
 BostrOm, who had been in the employ of the Pacific Gas x Electric com pany in this city for four years. 5isap- peared on October 22 and an examina- ton of his accounts developed the fact that he was short to the extent. at least, of $500. it was stated A war rant charging embezzlement was at once issued.
 Tucson: Dick Brady has purchased the interests of the Solomon brothers, cattle growers. in the vicinity of the InterOcean ranch, north of the Cata- lima mountains, including their cattle and range. This is an important ac- quisition to NIT. Brady's holdings. The Solomons will engage in cattle trad ing in and out of Mexico. Mir Brady has the largest holdings of any cattle man in the Oracle country. He has been adding to his range for the past 30 years. The Three C is the home ranch. located at a perpetual spring.
 Phoenix: A final settlement has been made in the Angus Mckay es- tate. according to George Purdy Bull lard. who returned from Chicago yes terday. where he represented Mrs. Nc Kay at the conference held few days ago. Rumor had placed the amount at various sums, but it was given out that in the agreement made with the Mckay relatives in Montreal. the local woman will be giv- en S170.000 cash and Sl20O a month for life. The estate of the dead man is valued at something like S1 200. .00O. Mrs. Mckay was also given the PhOe- nix property. including a home on East Adams street, where she Win take up her permanent residence on her return from the east after the new year
 Phoenix. Arizona creameries will be limited tO q profit of tive cents a pound on butter by a new max mum margin established by the food administration. it was announced at the state headquarters today. Hereto fore the butter margins have applied only Co wholesale and retail dealers. The new regulations provide that the manufacture of butter shall not sell butter at an advance over the cost of butterfat necessary 10 produce pound of butter of more than five cents per pound of butter. except on sales through branch houses or retail. CTS in less than car lots. The food ad- does not recognize five cents per pound of butter as a normal cost of manufacture This is the maximum margin Co cover the most expensive legitimate method of operation and to provide for the risks of lluctuating markets. State field inspectors with the food administra- ton have been directed to turn their attention Co butter margins. checking especially those made through branch establishments, with the idea of plac- ing the price oi butter to the cOusum- or at as low a price as possible with out affecting the price Of butterfst to the producer.