The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-29
STATE SETTINGS

On his confession of guilt John Doe Sessum, Tuscon former patrol man, was sentenced to serve seven months in the county jail and to pay fine of $50 and work, it out at a dol lar day. when he was arraigned for sentence in the superior court. He was charged with conspiracy to steal liquor from bootleggers.
 Special train will carry men to Douglas. Deportation special Mo- 2' is title of train which will carry 200 Bisbee defendants to trial at Douglas. Train will run 60 days.
 Supervisors to control 75 per cent road fund. Cochise board notified state engineer that beginning Septem- Der 1, board will hereafter supervise expenditure of county's 75 per cent cent road fund.
 Kid" Palmer, 18th infantry, was awarded the decision over ''Frenchy' Desmarias at the end of a ten-round bout at Douglas. The decision carried with it the state welterweight title.
 Mrs. A. P. Huston of Miami has just received the sad news of the death of her sisters son, Charles McCaithy who died at Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs Houston says that he was one of the heirs to the $65,O0O,000 estate held in trust by the Italian government for members of her family. Man who knocked down Senator Claypool is found guilty of reckless driving. Judge McEachrens of Miami fined Nafarrette the defendant $200 and 60 days in the county jail.
 The wife of a Canadian cannot teach school in Arizona. according to an opinion by assistant attorney gen. era, 7. J. Mcbride.
 Approximately 900 coyotes have been killed in Northern Arizona this year according to statement given out at Flagstaff by M. A. Musgrave, of the federal biological survey, who has charge of measures in this state for. control of predatory animals.
 No prospect for lower cost in cop per production in the Warren district is held out in a recent survey which shows a. continuing ascendancy in the cost of everything going into the pro duction of copper.
 Sheriff makes booze haul in Bisbee district. Two barrels of mash and a quantity of malt found in shack owned by Mrs. Ella Perkins on hill back of the Winwood- addition.
 
 the Miami and Globe district. The Arizona Eastern Railway trains arriv- ing were well filled. Stage travel to Miami also very heavy. Furnished houses and apartments greatly in de- mand..
 The reeistrat. ton fer the new fall and winter term of the Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff reached a total of 140 this week according to an an nouncement made by Prof. F. !. Walk CT. assistant principal.
 Greatest crowd :n Ash Fork in five years is repO-t Many Prescott r'n- pie attended the dance with whicn the ,lt rthern Arizona Commercial :om pany warmed" it's new store building at Ash Fork.
 Yavapai wants about twenty teach CTS. Qualification to teach requires a normal school or life certificate, and with such a credential no further eX- aminations is necessary. Teachers are paid in the county not less than S100 per month.
 When I die, I would be glad if it would happen at dance. I love danc- ing SO" is a remark attributed by friends of Webb Eldridge, g, resi- dent of Apache, Arizona, 40 miles east of Douglas. Just as he had finished dance he fell on the floor on ROdeo N. M. dance hall an expired immediately.
 s~ At a meeting of the board of direc- tors of the state institutions at Phoe nix last week bids for supplying the guest of the pioneers home with cloth ing were considered The bids rang ed from SIP to s15 per suit.
 Appointment of Charles A. Randall of Prescott as assistant superintend- ent of the state industrial school at Ft. Grant was announced last week. Gov. Campbell made the appointment several days ago.
 A~s1v Harraclls at Naco are nearing completion.
 CCol R. R engineer prevents disas- ter near Prescott last week when he brnugHt h;s engine to a standstill at the edge of bridge that had been washed out.