The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-05

Senator Mulford Winsor Of Yuma, who recently returned from a six week stay in Washington in the interest of this project.
 l Decision has been reached, it was learned this week, to locate perman-i ent aviation camp near Douglas. Deportation trial at Douglas throws 1 more light on the "Wobbly" strikes. George H. Clay an electrician for the Douglas Traction and Light Co.,, had narrow escaple from instant death :n Pirtleville, when he was thrown across a live wire carrying 220 volts of electricity.
 Home made beer is the subject of! considerable discussion on the part of the stands that are selling the various forms of substitutes in Bisbeee.
 Bisbee buys car of army vege- tables.
 About 15 live stock inspectors will be dropped off the salary roll by the Arizona live stock sanitary board in various parts of the state as the re- suit of shortage of funds, due to de- crease in inspection fees this season. Dr. Mark A. Rodgers, of Tuscon, third oldest in years of residence al mong the physicians and surgeons, was found dead in his bed at his old home on West Congress street last week. -~ "5s q
 There will be a special meeting of the Automobile Trade Association this week at Fl Paso for the purpose of set ting all preliminaries for the Fl Paso to Phoenix road race in November. I
 Dean D. W. Working of the college of agriculture of the state university, arrived in Phoenix this week from Holbrook,i where he left the livestock squad which is making an extended study of range conditions throughout the state.
 Two infantry companies from the Nineteenth regiment will be transfer red from Camp Hary Jones to relieve two companies now garrisoned Globe, Miami, Jerome and Lowell and coni- panys E and F at those points will be ordered to Douglas according to an announcement made this week by Ari- zona district headquarters.
 w. l.. Greer, of Phoenix has been awarded the contract of installing a heating plant for the Campbell cot tage and the Ross cottage, the girls and boys dormitories now under con- struction at the Ft Grant industrial school.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell wife of the governor, has arrived in San Fra' cisco according to a wire received by P R. Mines, secretary to the gover nor and all arrangeIpents have been completed to have her officially rep resent the state in the review of the Pacific fleet.
 Nick Rigles a Phoenix Greek who confessed that he shot and killed liar " Creme, on August IS, was senten ced to the Florence prison for life al ter having entered plea of guilty before judge Stanford here.
 Snow is falling on the San Francisco peak. near Flagstaff the first in six . weeks. The peaks are already white and the snow still falling. A letter purporting to have been written by Jesus Renteria, bandit cap tored Lieutenants< Harold Peterson and Paul Davis, of the United States army :. who held them for ransom has been |. received by the Douglas Daily Dis - patch claiming to have evaded the the expeditionary force sent to effect I their capture.
 Jack Johnson, once heavyweight champion of the world and for more ' than five years fugitive from Justice from the United. States is now in Nogales, Sonora. . Phoenix racing purses have been announced as $49,00G for the annual ) state fair in November.
 Bisbee man with shattered leg IS , sentenced to D, ison camp is charged o1 courtmartial critic.