Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-22

Douglas ..... 1,113,000 900,0OO
 Tombstone .... 75,S00 10000
 Naco ....... 17,7OO l7,OOO
 From the northern end of the coun-
 ty, including Tombstone, Judge A. C.
 Lockwood reports that all districts of
 that division have gone over the top,
 but that he has not definite figures
 on each separate district. His estimate
 places the amount of over-subscrip-
 tion anywhere from 30 to 40 per cent
 above the quota assigned, S225,0e0.
 Cananea, which in the past has as-
 sisted this district materially in their
 quotas and which has always taken
 liberal allotment of bonds, again re-
 spends heartily to the call of the gov
 ernment with a total subscription of
 SS3,O0O, of which some $63,000 has
 been assigned to this districts total.
 The campaign in Caasnea was con ducted by the office force of the Four c organization with the general assist ance of several citizens, including merchants and bankers. The Foreign Relief association of Cananea, N. C. Thompson, president, was the nucleus for the drive. Those of the associa- tion who assisted in the work were: J. NJ. Gibbs. M w. Mcclure, w w.
 Minhinnick. Robert Anderson, A. L. HOuck, Dr. N. Zeinun, A. TaDet, c. J. Beale, w M Kenefick, William Me Cormick, Harry Brown, w. s. Me Laughlin, A. R. Kearns, c. R. Percival, H. Brandt, s. H. Dale, J. J. Compton, Dr. Frank Hogeland. E. G. Rogers, F. D. Hamilton, H. s. Mckay and Henry Beard. J. NJ. Gibbs, who is the repre- sentative of the United States govern ment in Cananea, handled the banking arrangements. Public appeal of the association to the residents of Can anea, constituted a large part of the campaign. A poster announcing the as- sociation's part in the drive was sent all residents. In part it read: AS a matter of local pride it is desired that handled through the Relief associa- ton. Please hold your subscription until some of the committee call upon you" Reports from the committee declare that not only Americans. but that Mexicans, Englishmen, French men and other foreigners partook heavily in raising the Sonora camps quota.
 Mining companies and large cor porations of the Warren district and | Cochise county. were not permitted |, through a ruling of the treasury de- partment to allot their subscriptions to any district in Arizona. At the beginning of the drive the treasury 1 issued a ruling that all | should subscribe where | their banking reserves are maintained. | Since most of the corporations of the | west maintain their reserves in the | east, this ruling at the outset seriously | the local committee and | at an early date seemed to make im- l possible the raising of the $2.502.0 1000 | quota assigned to Cochise county. The were able. however. to as- sign part of their quotas to this dis trict. which assisted the county ma terially. These assignments were not equal to those of the earlier drives.
 Following is an additional list of members of the honor roll in this dis trict in the fourth Liberty loan drive. The lists of the employees of the Shat tuck and the Phelps Dodge corpora ton. Copper Queen branch, and other lists not printed to date will appear in other issues of the paper this week. It is hoped that the people of the Warren district will preserve the lists of subscribers by filing the papers in which partial lists have been pub lished, for future reference.