Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-26

CT who owned 32O acres of land about ten miles east of Cast Grande, for his property. Los Angeles people are the purchasers.
 C. O. Ellis, cashier of the Bank of Douglas and president of the recently organized Western States Security company, and Dr. A. J. Chandler. sec retary and treasurer of the latter named company, were business wis itors in Phoenix Thursday.
 T. H. Moore, who says he is an American citizen, who has been solic- iting funds represented to be desired for use in paying for an operation on his leg, was arrested Thursday in Douglas. A small quantity of yen shee" ashes from an opium pipe was taken from him. He had received it through the mail a few moments be- fore his arrest.
 The case of the ArlzCra Eastern Railroad company vs. J. \ Matthews Friday was filed in the supreme court from the superior court of Maricopa county. Matthews. while ia the em plOy O. the railroad, fell into a scale lit on the platform of the freight depot and sued for S1J. GOO dlmages. He got a verdict for S5J9. Both sides appealed, and in the second trial Matthews recovered S3.1eD. The rail 9oad company now appeals.
 D. B. and ". C. Jenks arrived in TICsGn Friday from Sacraacnin ia consider the erection of an animal grease plant in Tucson. They are said to seek the garbage rights of the city, together with the right to all dead animals. They expect to be joined here by Carl Helm, president of the United States Disposal & Recovery company of Chicago, who is said to own fourteen reduction works in tho middle west.
 An investigation Of the shannon Copper company of Metcalf and of the Leonard Copper company Of Glee- son will be held this morning before the state tax commission in reference to the value of those companies pre- vious to the completion of the assess ment rolls. J. W. Bennie, manager of the two companies, will be present to represent their interests. A hear ing in regard to the New COrnelia Copper company at Aio will be held in the afternoon with Cleon T. Knapp, representing that company.
 A case that will test the consti- nationality of the compulsory vaccina- tion law in Arizona was started be- fore Justice of the Peace Charles De- Sales Wheeler Friday when a war rant was issued out Of that court for the arrest of Harry l.. Shedd. Shedd is specifically charged with failing to cause his minor child to be vaccindt- ed" June 15 was fixed as the date for the preliminary hearing of the case in the lower court. Dr Sweek, l state health officer, who brought the ! action against Shedd, is leaving with ! in the next few days for Washington and will be gone a fortnight For that reason, the case was postponed until such late date. The charge against Shedd is a misdemeanor. punishable by 3O-day jail sentence or fine Of $50 or both fine and imprisonment.
 Jack Cox. a carpenter employed at the Hayden mill: Joe Craddock, em- 1 ployed at the Hayden shelter, and | Mrs. J. NJ. Welch, proprietoTess of al Winkelman boarding house, were held by order of the superior court of Gila county Thursday afternoon and the county attorney instructed 10 enter a charge Of perjury against them. Tae order was issued following a verdict of guilty returned bv the jury in the case of Mabelle Ward on charge of illicit whiskey selling. Cox Craddock and Mrs. Welch appeared as witnesses for the defense They were given severe examination by counsel for the state and closely questioned 9y Judge Shute of the superior court. Sheriff Armer placed the three Wit resses in the county jail until such time as the county attorney files per jury charges against them.
 Lloyd C. Elliott, member of the Phoenix high school faculty for the mast five years, is coming back to his alma mater. the University of Arizona, in the capacity of instructor In the physics department His wcrk there will begin with the opening of the 1g1S-19 term Elliott has been m charge Of the physics department or Phoenix high for the past year and bis work in that department has been highly successful. He will leave June 1 for Flagstaff to teach at the North ern Arizona Normal during the sum mer session. In September he VIII take I'D his residence at Tucson El- liott is a graduate of the PhoenN union high and later attended the University of Arizona, where he se- cured his diploma. He has been iac- ulty adviser of the high school annual for two years.
 After three months endeavor to se- cure for Arizona farmers the deslS- nation of Tucson as a wheat termlhh inc federal food administration TOT Arizona has been turned down Dy Julius II. Barnes. president or the grain corporation. The position Is taken bv Barnes that 70 establish 1ucn terminal in this state would disrupt