Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
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 YUMA-The postoffice department is still looking for location for the post office In spite of the advertising for bids for the new location of the post office, local business men have been very lOath to make any offer at all The reason why no offer has been made by local business men is that labor and material conditions are now so un- settled and so high that they do not care to build place for the postoffice. Officials of the postoffice department have been in Yuma for the past fen days attempting to inteerst someone in Yuma to erect building for the post office, but although the proposition has been made very attractive, no bids have yet been put in for the new location of the postoffice.-Sun.
 Nothing But Reports
 NOGALES-Reports that a carload Of beer is being rushed to Nogales So- nora, from Juarez, via Fl Paso, were re- ceived across the line with considerable joy today. The beers form Monterey aud Chihuahua have been cut off by the revolution and but for the surrender of Juarez Nogales would have faced a drought much more severe than the one imposed by Gen. Gales. Rumors that the Sonora commander would lift the liquor ban today or tomorrow caused rejoicing among cafe propri etors. particularly Americans, but con- firmation of the encouraging news could not be had.-Herald.
 l-ts Ready for Bridge Work
 GLOBE-Enginee Jensen of the Midland Bridge company arrived in Globe yesterday and was in conference with the county authorities. MT. Jen- sen IS here in connection with the building of the San Carlos bridge, the work on which will be started just as soon as the material arrives. It is ex- pected that the cylinders for the piers l,a ~kon tools and other material will follow. Tine structure will cost s27.000 and will be finished in about 50 days from the time work is begun on it.-Arizona Record.
 Traffic Problem Acute ----+Y +YCMA-According to present re- ports, the traffic ordinances in the busi- ness center of the city will hereafter be more strictly observed. Warning is now being given to motorists, and within a few days arrests will com mence to be made in the event of any one violating the provisions of the or ldInances.
 One of the things to be enforced i. the turning in the center of the blocks. The traffic in Yuma is getting to be so great at the present time that it is dangerous to turn in the center of the blocks and from this time on motorists will be required to go to the end of the block and turn around the red police man. In the event of anyone who is parking on the side of the street, that party must back out and go down the right side of the street Hereafter no one will be allowed to back out from the curb and cut across the street to the right side of the street. Tn other words. any one parking the east side of Main street will be required to back their car out into the street so that 1t faces north. To back out and face the car south from the east side of the street is contrary to local traffic re- ouirements.-Sun-
 Housewives Score on H. C. L.
 RISBEE-Some local householders have found that they can beat the H. e l.. to a certain extent by buying 7,otatoes at Naco. Mexican merchants across the line are selling excellent po- fafoes at cents a pound, while pota- toes of the same grade in Bisbee cost 70 cents a pound or more- The pur- rysaser gains if he can get away from .Saco without buying anything else but .nofatoes. but this is not always the ! rase-Daily Review.
 To Break Uo Munition Running \ TNOGALES-What is regarded as the | f,rst important step in breaking up an organized band of gun and munitions | -,,rpers who for months have been | arnugeIing United States army rifles and cartridges across the international | boundary at this port, was taken this | . af,arnoon when department of justice apents raided a well known tequila em- ,so,.i,,m in Nogales, Sonora and seized