Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-23

add the salt and sirup, ana when luke warm add the softened yeast. TheT add the flour to make stiff dough Follow the directions for kneading raising, and baking given for potato bread.
 County Briefs
 R. N. French, a Douglas attorney, has received news that his brother Wirt A. French, is critically ill in Vir' ginia. Wirt French formerly prac' ticed law in this county with his brother.
 Earl V. Sands, who was for several yaars in charge of the Cochise county rail, under Sheriff Wheeler and is now motorman at the Copper Queen shelter in Douglas, has announced his intention to a number of friends O. becoming a candidate for tho Demo cratic nomination for sheriff of his county.
 George C. Fredsricks, a special agent Of the department Of agricul- ture. is in Tombstone on business connected with his position. It is un- derstood that MT FTedericks will make an investigation of certain fil- ings recently made in the vicinity of the county seat on government lands.
 Coffee has been placed on the fcod conservation list, according to word reaching in Douglas yesterday from ". T. Haley. special agent of the war trade board, with offices in Nogales. Hereafter, according to instructions received by Mir Haley, it will be ne eessary to procure a license before lxporting coffee. It is understood hat for families in Agua Prieta two exportations in two-pOund lots will b. allow ed It is believed that, like oth- CT commodities. the matter of taking coffee across the line will be discre- tionary with customs officials.
 In the city primary election in Will cox Tuesday, the following names were placed upon the ballots, elec- tions to be held in May:
 For councilman, Republican ticket R. G. Lewis, H. A. Morgan, A. H. Jelly, g. J. Mover. J. B. Cook; pre- cinct committeeman. C. 'Gungle.
 For councilman, Democratic. ticket -Oliver Scow, A. F. Richardson, T.. A. Lisemby, J. W. Angle, H. L. John son: precinct committeeman-Dr. J. B. Briscoe.
 C,o,,e;l.n,., l,1a ri.-alr,, a1-fctc hafu-aen the two parties and at hot campaign is looked forward to on account O. local conditions. especially along bootlegging lines.
 Robert Harry Frohman, newspaper nan of Phoenix, passed through Doug las yesterday moning enroute to Washington, where he will enter the federal service in the state depart ment Mir. Frohman has been a resi- lent of Arizona for the past twelve years, and after several attempts to enlist in the army. has finally sue ceeded in entering the governments employ in order to do his bit.
 A party Of land classfiers, working under instructions of the director Of the geological survey, is engaged in the examination of lands in this vi cinity which are included in applica- ions filed under the stockraising homestead or 640-aere homestead act.
 The party working near Douglas, classified land about five miles north of that city. The party is composed of Leon Willie, in charge. R. s. Huff man and W. E. Knieling. A. D. Ryan, assistant land classifier with head quarters at Tucson. arrived in Doug las yesterday He is at the. Gadsden, and after conferring with the party will return tomorrow to Tucson.
 There are two other parties work ing under Mir. R. Ryan in southern Arizona. They are C. J. Downing, in charge; D. B. Pratpas and R. Hansen at Wilcox, and L. L. Bryan, in charge. George Norton and N A. Sanchez at Oracle. The three parties have been working in southern Arizona since January 20. Under the orders of See retary of the Interior Franklin Y. Lane. the geological survey have plac- ed the men in the field for the pur- pose of obtaining the information upon which the lands can be clas- sified. The classifications themselves, however, are not made in the field but in the geological survey at Wash ingtOn, D. c.