Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-18

questiOnnaires when asked to do so.
 The six refused.
 No longer do the members and at
 taches of the various departments of
 the state of Arizona travel about the state at the rate of two and one half cents per mile. All this was stopped last Wednesday by the order of William c. McAdOo. director gen eral of railroads.
 The state departments have been
 turning in their script-prObably the
 last they will have for some time and are getting the cash balances due
 on them. From now on, they will pay
 four or five cents per mile for their travels about Arizona, unless some thing unforeseen occurs.
 Charged with a felony in connection
 with the alleged theft of about S70O
 worth of tires from the Miller Tire agency in Tucson. John L. and Dora L. BChn. man and wife. proprietOrs of the BOhn stage line, operating be tween Tucson and Winkelman. were arrested Saturday by Detectives Smith and Hamer and turned over to the county for prosecution Eighteen tires were found in their home at 50 West Broadway and identified as part of the plunder secured in the recent robbery of the Miller agency. The Bohns are middle aged people who have been long residents of Tucson.
 When he learned that his old di- vision was leaving for overseas serv- ice. Bert Clingan resigned from the fourth officers training camp at Fun ston to go across with the men with whom he had been training for the past several months. Eager tO be a commissioned officer, Clingan worked to be named as one of the fortunate men to make the training school He then learned that his own organization was to be sent to France. and the idea of being left behind was too much for the young patriot He resigned at once. declaring that he would win his commission on the field of battle Clingan Is one of the best known young business men ofsPhOe- nix. He was southwestern representa- tive of the Portland Cement company at the time he joined the Kansas camp his wife was established at Man haitian city. It is understood she will remain there for the summer.
 Maricopa was visited by what is esti- mated as a S22.OOO fire Saturday morn ing when nearly half of the town. con sisting of the property of J. Y. Ed wards and the general merchandise store of Henry Shry and Sidney Deal. was destroyed One Ford car and a horse were the sole casualties. The fire started in the hay barn in the rear of the store and because there was but very little water in the big tank which supplies the town. it was practically futile to use the hose which was connected with the hydrant al the depot. The property destroyed was he two story adobe building contain Ing the store. a hay barn, warehouse. garage. blacksmith shop and ,Crral The merchandise in the store vas valued at Sl2.000 and the property destroyed at $10,OOO. The merchan- iise was covered by an insurance pol- cy amounting to SSOoO and the prop 'rty carried a valuation of S65OO. The merchandise in stock was purchased ,y Shry and Deal from Mr. Edwards bout two months ago. MT. Shry 'lans to re-establish the merchandise 
 The pOstoffice which is inside the tore, was not seriously damaged as 10 records. equipment and mail was dved before the fire reached that part of the building.