Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10

Oig game in that region, returning to Washington by way of Tucson. SenOr Bonillas is we'll known in Arizona, his home. where he has lived for many years. being in Nogales. Sonora. just across the international boundary
 Jerome: Just two days before the end of the great war. Pvt. Bert Gray. youngest brother of William J. Gray of Jerome. was killed in the Argonne forest. Notification 10 this effect was received only yesterday by ". J. Gray. He was also notified that his mother. who lives in Miami. was pros trated and that he might be called to her bedside.
 Phoenix: Dick Little. a former deputy United States marshal and vet eran of the Spanish-American war. is at liberty here on $500 bail. following his arrest on a charge of disposing of intoxicating liquor He waived pre- liminary hearing in Justice Wheeler's court and was bound over to the su- periOr court. Little was arrested by Constable Haze Bureh A search of his home revealed liquor on the prem ises.
 Phoenix: The peanut growing in- dustry in the Salt river valley of Ari- -ona has made a long stride ahead in the last year. From few scattered acres of a year ago the acreage plant ed to peanuts in this section has grown until it now reaches 1000 acres. l The product is of the highest quality and the yield to the acre averages 200 pounds. The greater part of the crop | has been used locally, especially in ! the manufacture of peanut butter. for
 which large factory has been built in ! Phoenix.
 Yuma: Opt G. l.. Kirby is building
 flat bottomed boats near Blythe to operate in the Colorado river as far
 north as Black canyon and as far south as Laguna dam. Other boats are | being built there for the purpose O.
 handling the pile driver that is to
 drive the piles for levee work A ! large acreage in the Blythe section overflows and while the levees have been protecting the farms it is the | intention to reinforce these levees | to make all the old Blythe ranch safe. Mesa: Word has been received here by his parents that Talnake Will | liams. only son of Mir. and Mrs. Sam ' l.. Williams of Mesa, had been killed | in action in France. What makes the news even more sad is the fact that he was killed only two days before the signing of the armistice. Young Will ] Hams met his death while cooking for | the fighters in a first line trench. He
 had volunteered to perform this serv- | ice. which had to be done under heavy l shell fire Only a few days ago. a Mesa ! friend of young Talmage received a letter from him stating that he was alive and in good health.
 Globe: All schools in Globe opened
 Monday morning. after a forced vaca-
 ton of over two months. At meet
 ing of the board of trustees the follow
 ing plan for making up this lost time
 was adopted: l. Dispense with all va-
 cations with the exception of Christ
 mas day and New Years day. 2.Teach
 on Saturdays during the month of De-
 cember. January and Febrauary.
 3 For the remainder of the school
 year. beginning March 1. the school
 day will be heightened. beginning at
 S:3O a. m. and closing at D. m. By
 adhering strictly to the plan practi-
 cally the entire 42 days missed will
 be made up, thus permitting the
 schools to close with the accomplish
 ment of full years work.