Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-11

Mor!iga, Juan POmpa. Roy Gibson. Roy
 Acepner. Caeser Paynor and Juan Coronado.
 Mrs. George N. Nutgerdins of Phoe-
 nix holds the unique distinction of be- ing the first woman in Maricopa coun- ty to joiOn the Arizona Limit Invest
 ment club. The Limit Investment club
 is an organization O. thrift workers. in which the individual pledges to sub scribe the limit amount to the thrift campaign during the 1918 year. Under regulations governing the thrift work. an individual Is prohibited from sub scribing more than S1,OOO. par value. 10 the campaign during the year.
 A power plant, electric lighting plant and a laundry are to be installed Si q state industrial school at Fora Grant. according 10 William A Moody. superintendent of the sc lCCl. wuo was
 IF Mesa yesterday. The lower plant
 is to be installed preparatory to furn- ishing power to the vocational tr-des that are being established at the chOols now. The state commission Of
 public institutions has approved plans for the power and laundry plants
 Fire that threatened tn destroy the entire part of Ray known as the Amer ican tOwnsite was finally placed under control by United States soldiers sta toned there and the property loss held down to S3.G0O. This was a total
 loss as theer was no insurance Two
 
 others totally destroyed The losses were S750. The origin of the fire has not been determined. high wind was blowing at the time and the sol diers and other fire fighters worked under every difficulty.
 L. Linsenmeyer. proprietor of the Union meat market, at Phoenix. was arrested yesterday by F. A. Weagc. deputy United States marshal. and placed in the county jail. charged upon federal war ant wit utterins dislOyal language At about the same time Oi Linsemmeyer's rrrest. Special Agent Oliver of the drr3r'ment of justice aI rvs,ed Paul 5iulIs. a vegetable wagon merchant doing business in the resi- dence sections of the city. The charge against him is similar Go that upon which the butcher is held.
 No set of plans for the new addi ton 10 the state capitol and the alter atiOn of the interior of the present capitol building entered in me archi tect's competition likely is tO be ac- cepted in its entirety. according Co Leroy A. Ladd. chairman of the com mission of state institutions. which commission has charge of the c0mpe- titi0n. Every arckil6 .ts plan for the new c,p;iol addition was deficient in material manner. but. according to Mir I.add. the commission probably will be able to work out a suitable set of plans" using the most accept able of those entered as az uide.
 Out of the thirty-four Russians from the Glendale colony, who have been serving a term in the Yavapai county jail twenty-eight were released and have arrived in Glendale They have served a term of one year, less sixty days for good behavior Six Russians were. ordered rearrested for refusal Go return their questionnaires, the twen- weight who were discharged having complied with the law. Al Prescott this morning the happy Russians who were released received their S5 apiece, new clothes. and their railroad tickets to Glendale Their arrival there on the evening train was the cause for a ceelbratiOn at the colony. The ring leader of the colony, the TrOtzky Ot Arizona. still reiterates that his re- ligiOn prevents him from even working in the fields to raise food for the army. It is likely. however. that the Russian young men will be drafted into some form of war service, al- though the constitution of the United States makes it impossible Co draft them into the army contrary to the ,enets of their religion.