Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

IS SUCK to the diuOQnl Ol SoA-oc. yer Belt.
 Appointed Burro Sergeant BISBEE-Burros with no visible mans of support that wander about the city streets at unseemly hours of the night are being picked up py the police department and vagrancy charges placed against them, under new provision made by the ways and means committee of the police depart ment Hill Ruff, in addition to his other duties as jailer, has been ap- pointed "burro sergeant, and has picked up no less than p waywara burros this week. In the meantime the price of meats in Bisbee is reported to be going down.-Daily Review. Aviator Drowned YUMA-Lieutenant Charles r. Bel of the United States aviation service, lies at the bottom Of the Colorado river, in spite of the efforts which were made yesterday to recover his body from the dirty depths of the Colorado. Lieutenant Bell fell into the river late Thursday afternoon. Afcet the crash of the plane into the water Corporal Coble fought his way to the surface and was rescued from watery grave. The army plane remained on the surface but a few seconds and then disappeared from sight. taking with Il Lieutenant Bell.-Sun.
 DIeS PiOnSer 7On1S PRESCOTT.-Fran Marlow, one or the oldest inmates of the Pioneer home, passed away, aged 15- While not the oldest in point of age, hls ad- mission to the home from this county in June, 1912, made him one or the senior inmates of the institution Mar low was born in Quebec province, Canada. in 1s45. He was naturalized as a citizen of the United States in Prescott in the year 1S75.-Journal- 1 Miner.
 Rancher Murdered in Mountains.
 PATAGONIA.-John Thomas, we'll known rancher who Aas for many years lived alone in a cabin over in the Huachauca mountains, Cochise county, was foully murdered in has home The scene of this crime was not far from the home of J. G. Peter son, who was murdered a couple of weeks ago. and the two murders were similar in their premeditation, the only difference being in the motives which prompted them. Peterson was killed in the belief that he carried large sums of money on his person or hid about his cabin. while it is alleged that Thomas was put out of the way supposedly because he had recently filed a claim on a certain water right. Santa Cruz Patagonian.
 American Day in Globe.
 GLOBE.-Globe citizens are looking forward with great expectancy to American day next Saturday There IS now every indication that the celebra- ton will be one to conjure with and one that Globe will cherish in the years that are to come. Every mem Der of the committee is working hard to make the affair a splendid and glorious success. All organizations and citizens have taken hold in a man ner that is most encouraging to the onoterS.-Arizona Record.
 To Hold Mass Meeting
 BISBEE-A mass meeting or the citizens of the entire San Pedro valley of Bisbee, Douglass, Tombstone ana Willcox, and everybody interested m irrigation or power, will be Sleld at St David on Thursday, May 6, for the purpose of organizing a permanent association to promote the construc- tion of the Charleston dam. :.
 This organization will be one or many necessary to the League Of the Southwest in putting over the recla- nation of the entire Colorado River basin, a 50,0oO,00o undertaking. mart of which is the San Pedro valley Daily Review.
 Bull Fighters Arrive
 NOGALES-With a Mexican band playing and flags waving over con course of Nogales, Sonoras populace' Jose Gomez Mazantinito and 1sldro ReyerIito Ruelas. noted matador, ar rived across the line. They will appear in the Progreso arena in the first or a series of bull fights under the man agement of c. Anchcondo, who has taken over the entertainment features of the arena. Both matadors are cele- brated, having appeared in arenas or Madrid, Seville, Spain, as well as Tn those of Mexico--Herald-
 Big Playhouse for Nogaies
 NOGALES-Negotia are about completed by which Nogales will be added to the string of theaters operat- ed by the firm of Richards and Mace of Phoenix.
 It is expected that the final papers will be signed within the next few days giving to the Phoenix firm the lease on a theater in this city which will be the southern limit of their ready three theaters in Phoenix, one in Prescott, one now nearing completion in Tucson and one which will be start ed within the next few weeks in Tue son. This firm is the largest in the state and their standard of presenta- tion of pictures andn music has made them the foremost theater concern or the section.-Oasis. .l
 Circulate Petition
 Manifestations are being circu- lated in Miami for the initiative and referendum bill endorsed by the Ari- zona posts of the American Legion and eneitled Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Civil Service Bill for Arizona" The petitions are being signed by large numbers of the voters of the district. Silver Belt.