Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-28

town, hopeful through four years were two bills to be introduced in the coming legislature as a result or the school survey and analyzatiOn, one a constitutional amendment, giving mod ern economical and effective laws for the handling and supervision of the schools of the state. The other bill is the county unit plan. These, explained the chairman, were two fundamental factors for helping the schools of the state at the present time.
 Phoenix: A Christmas card party at a rOoming house on North Ninth street was terminated at o'clock this morning when Robert Glenn, husband of the prOprietress, was shot and kill ed after he was said to have called his wife a name sine resented. According to the version given the officers, Glenn fell. then struggling tO his feet and said: Sweetheart, you have killed me now" and then fell dead.
 The couple came recently from Fl Paso where il is understood they kept a lodging house.
 Phoenix: Nine jurors, to whom the case Of SandersOn vs. the ArlzOna Fire Insurance company was finally submitted a unanimous verdict of S26,- 94. .50 in favor Of the plaintiff. San dersOn. who has insured his 1917 bean crop with the Arizona Fire Insurance company for S2S.OOO, asked to recover the full amount of the policy when the entire crop was destroyed in the faE Ci 1917. The company refused to make the payment. cOntending that the crop was insured for an amount more than the actual value of the same.
 Jerome: A decided variation from the ordinary prospecting tour in Ari Zona, with blankets and grub" packed on burros. is the expedition of Dugan Stewart and Jack Mccoy. of Clark dale, who have started by boat on prospecting expedition. They will eX- plOre the mountains along the Verde river. south of ScOttsdalc, down 70 Me DOwell Butte, 30 miles east of Phoe- nix. where the stream enters Sal. riv- CT. They have built l6 foot Hat bot tom crafe and have loaded it with 500 pounds of provisions. blasting and gun powder and arms. Where the forma ton looks good they will tie the boat to the bank and camp.
 Phoenix: Prof Ava C. Shinn of the |. S Indian department. has learned that his son Harry. who is chief cook in the American expeditiOaary forces, is alive, and not dead as reported re- gently. Harry Sninn was listed with the boys who were Killed in the last battle of the war lie, however, has written ms father s.nce his death and informs him that he expects to be sent home soon. Harry Shinn. in his letter. told of the wild joy in Paris when the news Of the signing of the armistice was made public. He also stated that the happiness in the arm ies is unbounded.
 Phoenix: J. k Finley. who was given an eight years suspended sen- tence for embezglement, was given permission to leave the state by Judge Stanford yesterday Finley was sentenced last week, and the question of permitting him tO leave Arizona was taken under considera- tion by the court. Finley is said to have received an offer of employment in California where he will join his family. who has been there since he was arrested on complaint of the Southwest Cotton company. Finley procured Si524 by criminal transac- tions and forged the cotton company's name to a $500 check A condition of the suspended sentence was that he return the S1524 in full and the re- mainder of the amount due the com pany by monthly installments