Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-05
About the States

Temple lodge, Knights of Pythias, has bought S1000 worth of war stomps.
 w. W. Pace and Joe Lines, both democrats, Pace a former senator and Lines, now a member of the lower house, are candidates for the senate in Graham county this year.
 A small mill is now operating at | the COrnucopia mine near Hooper. ! Yavapai county. It is intended to mill about 36O ton of ore and if recov- cries run up to expectations the yield ! will be SS ton.
 R. J. Rule and C. A. Weekly, late of Douglas, arrived in Verde a few | days ago. Rule has accepted a posi- | ton as assistent superintendent of
 the smelter and Weekly as rOaster
 foreman Their families will follow
 and join them here in a few days.
 Another vicim has been claimed by the treacherous Verde. George Lavas, a Greek, 32 years old and an emplOye
 in the rOundhOuse at the U. V. shelter
 since March 2. was drowned monday afternoon while bathing in the swim
 ming hole below the dam-
 Clifford w. Poland of Tucson, long emp owed by the Southern Pacific as
 @ switchmaH, has been killed in action
 on the French front He is the first member Of the Pima county cOnting- ent to meet death on the field of pat
 tle
 Earl Hawley of Phoenix has been i appointed a purchasing agent for the
 Red Cross, with headquarters at i, Washington. His duties are to pur- chase hospital and dental supplies. For several years he has been with Chicago surgical instrument company.
 W. H. Sharpe, a brakeman, met
 instant death on the 60O-iOOt level
 of the Inspiration mine at Miami,
 when train of 20 empty cars backed
 into a train of oladed cars. Sharpe
 was caught between the last empty
 and the engine of the loaded train and horribly mangled.
 Louis Gordon, 45 years old, an en-
 ploye of the Crown King mine at Crown King. was drowned when in
 some inexpicable manner he fell into ' a pit of oil and water He may have I received an electric shock or suffered - an attack oi heart failure. A wife is - left to mourn his death.
 r Dennis A. Burke, of Bouse. is in a Q hospital at Prescott receiving treat k ment for the effects of vilegarOon' t or ''child of the earth" received nearly Q two years ago. His health has been
 steadily failing, owing to the poison .- in his system. Often the bite of the F. reptile is fatal.
 l Five little Mexican girls who had a been in the employ of a Mexican mer e chant at NOgales, Sonora, smuggling 20 silk hosiery and other expensive goods
 across the international line, were ar r. rested by United states customs or u fiicals. Because of their youth they
 were allowed to go after they had a promised to discontinue the practice 70 Plans for S6O0OOO drainage sys IL tenn for the Salt river valley are be Y ing perfected by the Water Users Q association. Half a million doilar' ,t will be assessed against owners O Is farm lands and the city of Phoeni' l- will be asked to raise S100,0O0. Ow fl ing to extensive irrigation the under 9. around water level in the valley na' To risen until some fine farms are mer .g marshes and many Phoenix base St ments are flooded.
 lt John +. Robinson, undersheriif O
 Yavapai county for the last two year m under Joe Young. is a candidate TO Iv the democratic nomination for sherin y- Ii is understood that Robinson WI 10 have the support O. Young, who eA Ii poets to retire to ranch life January or john w. Dial, of Seligman, and Co ,d Fred Bowler, Of Prescott, are Ro5iI to sons only rivals for the nomination
 at pesent, but there are several other ,e who are thinking of casting their hai n, into the ring.