Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-13
State and County NeUs Briefs


 oobson for Vesuvius No. 1, Warren district. Cochise county; Isaac Jacob son and Chase Purdy for Statehood No. l, Warren district; Dora M. Per isia for Chloride starr lode, Wallapai district and to the United Western Mining company for Sunshine and Starlight iodes in the San Francisco district, Mohave county.
 The case Of Atlas Copper company of Arizona, appellant, vs. A. T. Eyring and F. M Layton, appellees, was dis missed yesterday by the supreme court, the appellee being declared to be frivolous. In the matter of the ap- plication of Arthur Robert Cleveland for a writ on habeas corpus in the case of Arthur Robert Cleveland vs. the State of Arizona, the appeal and petition was denied. In the case of D. J. Genardini, $. l.. Butler, F.. Mar sosin and Francisco Gallego. appell- ants, vs. Nose Klein, appellee the mo ton for a re-hearing was denied.
 The Phoenix Indian school has given sixty-two of its finest young men for service in the American army, it was recently announced here. Those tribesmen lett behind also are doing their share, and although the hoe is their chief weapon, the pupils Of the school have subscribed $27,200 in Lib erty bonds, nearly S2,000 in war saw ings stamps, and all have contributed to the Red Cross war funds. A Red Cross society was formed, to which boys donate money for material to keep the girl pupils busy in their spare time making hospital supplies, cloth ing for refugees or Belgium and France, and comfort kits for soldiers.
 W. NJ. lIOeur, state land commts- sicner, accompanied by Ben Clark, chief clerk Oi the commission, was m Tucson yesterday en route to COchise county on land business, which was the purpose of their stop here. Alter completing his official business, Mr. NIoerr called upon number of local democrats. being introduced by J. M- Ronstadt, postmaster. MT. MOeur de- nied reports that he had withdrawn from the race for the democratic nomi- nation for governor and said he had no intention of quitting the fight. He IS quoted as saving: T am in the race for governor to stay and you can brand stories to the effect that l have withdrawn as plain lies. l gave this matter careful consideration before | entered the race and am in the fight 10 stick. l am going to be nominated Irrespective Of the effect of my candi- dacy of any other mans candidacy, l am going to remain in the race"
 After an interval of just one year. to a day. since the old mill of tho Tempe Milling company at Tempe burned. the new mill yesterday started Co grind flour
 Tho mill of tho Tempe Milling com pany was destroyed by fire on July 10. 1917. and work immediately was started on plans for new mill. At a cost o- S12S.000 this new min is ready for business and the wheels started yesterday and will continue without in- terruption unless some unforeseen ac- cident occurs Construction of con crete throughout. this new mill is ab- solutey fire proof. with metal slid ing doors and other improvements that make this building as nearly proof rom fire as it is possible. Three kinds of flour will be manufactured at this new mill. whett, barley and corn. Corn meal also will be made. The capacity of the mill is 11O barrels per day. The mill is one of the largest and finest in this part of the country. The officers Of the Tempe Milling compauy ate: J. H Dobson president. J. II. Henness, vice-president; F. A. Van Ritter, manager.