Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
School Bonds Go over Strong

School Bonds Go Over Strong
 TUCSON-The S350.000 school bonds were voted yesterday by a total of 331 votes for the bonds to = votes against them. The ratio was about l5 to l. The total vote was 359 This was un- usually large for an uncontested cleo ton in Tucson. It was due to the CO., operation of all the organizations or the city as well as to individual work CTS who gave their time and machines to get taxpayers to the polls.
 Of the money voted S301,000 will be used in the construction of three new school buildings and additions to six other buildings The equipment will cost $4s,0O0. Two of the new buildings will cost $70,O0O each-Citizen.
 Land Owners to Celebrate
 FLORENCE-Th San Carlos asso- citation of land owners of the Florence Casa Grande valley will hold its first big annual celebration at Florence on Aug. 12. This step was decided upon a meeting of the executive commit tee of six held in Casa Grande recent ly. The meeting this year will un- doubtedly be as well attended as the great meeting Of last August when the association was formed, as the business to be brought before the coming meet ing is of the utmost importance to every land owner in the entire valley. Blade Tribune.
 Send Robbers to Reform School
 MIA MI-Jesus Vega aged 16: Dan Garcia, aged 10; Angel Garcia, aged F, and Juan Hernandez, aged 13, were sentenced by Judge Shute in the ju- venile court to serve their minority at the state industrial school at Fort Grant late yesterday evening. The boys will be taken to the school Sun day
 The boys were convicted of having robbed the safe of the Miami Trans fer company last Saturday evening" Silver Belt
 Col. Smith to Command Cadets TUCSON-Col. c. C. Smith, retired after 30 years service overseas in all parts of the world, now a resident of Tucson, who spent his boyhood at old Fort Lowell, being born in the Tucson district, has been appointed comman- dant of cadets and officer in charge of military training at the university, it was announced in a telegram received yesterday at the university from Wash ington. He succeeds Mai J. J. Boni- face, commandant during the war
 Colonel Smith participated in the Spanish American war, went through the Philippine insurrection, being mili- tary governor of Lake Lanao province, Island of Mondanao. and later military attache in Colombia and Ecuador Citizen
 To Install Fire Alarm System MIAMI-At a routine session of the Miami town council last night contract was signed with the Gameweu fire alarm system of San Francisco for the purchase and installation of the 24 | telegraphic fire alarm stations in the town of Miami. The council at it's meeting of two weeks ago voted to make this improvement but the con tract for the installation was not signed until last night by Acting Mayor Fred Collins.-Silver Belt.
 Boulder Brushes Mexican KINGMAN-Ladislaw TrujiIlo, a ma tive of Mexico, was crushed to death Thursday morning when a boulder fell from the roof of .stope S0-20 of the Aztec mine of the Tom Reed estate at Oatmon. The boulder and falling | earth covered the poor fellow to such a depth that it took rescuers more than one hour to recover the body-Miner.
 Exports Increase NOGAIES-Figures compiled by the chamber of commerce show that the export business through this port has taken a decided jump since affairs in Mexico were taken over by the new | government in Mexico. The rainy sea- son may slow things up bit but June and July will be record months. | The figures disclose the disastrous