Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-06
About tue State

1 AOOUt tue State
 Articles of incorporation yesterday
 were filed in the office of the state
 corporation commission by the follow
 ing: Davidson Gasoline Process com
 rany, Smith Dry Process company,
 United Auto Radiator Heater com
 pany, Daylight Consolidated Copper
 company. California Liberty Gold Mines company, Arizona Mexico Ranch
 and Irrigation coIApany
 | No damage was done the canta-
 loupe crop by the rain Tuesday night
 in the Salt River valley, the weather
 bureau reported yesterday. Some
 damage to hay down, was reported
 bar otherwise the storm was bene- ] ficial to the valley, saving consider
 able irrigation water. The extent of | the rainfall for the storm was a trifle over half an inch.
 l George U. Young of Phoenix yester- day received notification that he had been appointed as a member of dis trict board No. ] to succeed R. N. Looney of Prescott who resigned 70 give his better attention as a member of the medical advisory board of Yavapai county. Mir. Young's appoint ment came through President Wilson. II. M. Moritz of Holbrook was also named yesterday to assist in the ad- ministration of the selective service law in this state Mir MOritz was ap- pointed on the local beard of Navajo county to succeed W. E. Furgeson who has resigned.
 H. s. French of the United States bureau Of markets, stationed in PhOe- nix. yesterday reported 4S carloads of cantsloupes shipped from the valley Tuesday. He reports for the United States as follows: Georgia, fl car lcads;; Arizona. 43 carloads; Cali fOrnia, s carloads; total shipments tO the markets for the day. 65 carloads Therefore Arizona supplied twO-thirds of the cantaloupes shipped to all the American markets.
 The Graham county council of de fense has ordered the two prOprietOr5 of a bottling works at Stafford. both married registrants with deferred classification, to close their place of business and engage in some useful occupation. IL is the opinion of off cials at Phoenix that the county cOun- cil exceeded its authority.
 Curt VOn Einem. foreman of a Tue son dairy, has been indicted on flv0 counts. charged with violating the es- pionage act. VOn Einem is said to have declared that Germany is sure to win the war. to have said that hS wanted Germany to win. and to nave discouraged the purchase of Liberty bonds.
 A contingent of g tubercular sol aires have arrived at Fort Whipple. the post on the outskirts of Prescott.
 which has been fitted up as a mill tary tuberculosis hospital. All are in the first stages O. the disease and 1t is hoped that the climate of Yavapai county will soon restore them to health. They come from various con- mands and were concentrated at Wa co. Tex. before they were shipped tO Whipple.
 B. L. Ouluus WAO A1I many years operated mines in the Harqua Halas. died last week at the home of his nephew in Hollywood. California. He was % years old and born in Ireland. but came to the United States when a mere boy Until a few years ago he enjoyed splendid health but old age finally undermined a remarkable constitution.
 Ground will be broken this week for the new gin Co be erected by the shan dler Egyptian Ginning company. a corporation of which P. M. Jones of the bank of Chandler, and B B. Nc Cal and C. R. Gordon. are organi- gers The new gin will have ten gin stands and full accessory equipment of latest model. especially designed for handling the long staple cotton lt will be located just south of the pres ent gin and will be or corrugated iron construction with cement floors. and a capacity of from 25 to 30 bales per day. Mir. Mccall who is an expert enced giner and the owner of gins in Florida besides being interested in the new gins to go up in Tempe and Mesa. will have the management of the Chandler plant.