Arizona republican., 1920-04-08
Gox. CampbeI Io Give oration

Gov. Campbell To Give Oration
 BISBEE-AnnuaI memorial services of Bisbee Lodge No. 71S, Loyal Order of Moose, will be held next Sunday, April II. at the Grand theater. This ceremony by the Moose lodge in honor of their departed brothers is always impressive. A fine musical program has been arranged. The memorial ora ton will be made by Gov. Thomas E.. Campbel1.--Daily Review.
 Go. TX" To March From Globe
 DOUGLAS-Orders have been re- ceived at Arizona army district besd- quarters from the southern department announcing that Company K. 18th in- fantry, will march from Globe to Douglas, where they will take station at Camp Harry J. Jones. Heavy bag gage and members of the command who are i'll will be sent by train. Notes on condition of roads between the trip will be made through district headquarters to the southern depart ment.-Daily International.
 Yuma Part of U. s. Army
 OUGLAS-According to official advices received in camp that part of Arizona lying south of B degrees lat. and IA degrees long,. has been made a part of the western department. When the order arrived there was general rush for maps to where the camp was .'at. It was found that the district referred to was just the extreme southwest corner of the state Yuma and it's environs. Yuma has been in the south ern department and a part of the nlili- tary district of Arizona. It has now been subtracted from the southern de- partment and added to the western dspartment.--Daily International.
 Wall Street Firm To Buy Mine
 PRESCOTT-E. W. HHNbard, brok- CT. and Edward B. Sturgis. engineer, who have just finished an examina- ton of Art Davis Silver Zone Ming ing company property. returned to New York last night. Before leaving. on the advice of Sturgis. definitely decided to take over the property, which is now in the pros pect stage. and thoroughly explored for his possible ore bodies. Hib- bard is senior partner of the promi- nent brokerage firm of Clarke k Hub bard, stock brokers.--Jounal Miner.
 CLIFTON-Clifton's new town hall, which has just been completed at an expense of s15,000, is the finest in the state of Arizona. It has commodious offices for the mayor, clerk. engineer. and fire department. as well IS council chamber. The jail is an annex and. is fully equipped in the most modern way with shower baths md other sanitary arrangements. Tn act the whole building is strictly up to he minute with electric lights, steam leat, fireproof vaults for records. etc. CIifton has a right to be proud of this structure, which would do credit to a .ity of far larger size.-The Copper Era.
 Plan To Dam River
 YUMA-According to the Calexico q new angle for obtaining water this summer is presented, by 1 he fact that it is stated the Mexican l government will place dan, in the l iver below the line SO that the water | nay be backed up in sufficient quant- 1 Iy to prevent a serious shortage dur 1 ng the summer months.-Morning | Jun.
 $15e7.s5 for chiIdrsn's Home
 NOGALES-Mrs. A. M. Gillespie, city 1 hairman, of the drive for funds for he Arizona Children's home. an- lounced late this afternoon that | 15S7.S5 had been collected for the bet erment of the home. A large sum is xpected from the ball to be given tomorrow night in the basement. of le Wise building.-Herald.
 Passenger Air Line
 FLAGSTAFF'-The Curtis AirpfAne who are now running assenger line of eight passenger lanes from Caspar to the Wyoming il fields, are contemplating running
 line from some point on the Santa @ to one of the northern transconti- ental railroads, according tp J. Y. tock of Caspar, Wyo, agent for the urtis Airplane corporation and presi- ent Of the Aerial Transportation Line nd Training school. l.
 Lawyer Held on Guaranty
 BISBEE-Counsel for the defense, in ie person of S. K. Williams, was held ssponsible yesterday by Police Judge logan to the extent of $100 for the If lai 1,Iios,tx