Arizona republican., 1920-07-09
Enho of James Case

Echo of James ease
 CORRESPONDENCE might be termed an echo of the Ernie James case which excited so much interest throughout Cochise county few years ago, was held in the Superior court m Tombstone today, when sull oL John Hughes vs. Mrs Ernie Hu8heS' was heard before Judge Lockwood. Hughes is suing Mrs. James for quiet title to certain property in Bisbee, in which she claims a community interest and Hughes is contesting the title Prospector.
 Mexican Labor Bureau Opened NOGALES-The Mexican Labor Bureau, the work of which was out lined in a recent issue of "The Oasis has opened offices in the municipal building in Nogales, onora.
 The work is being done for the states of Sonora, Sinaloa, Nyarit, Co lima and Jalisco, and M- N. Bernal is in charge.
 Besides the work of protecting Mex ican export contract labor as formerly outlined it is now planned to make the bureau a labor exchange for the pur- pose of getting the men and the jobs together in various parts of the states interested-Oasis.
 Governor Popular at Jerome JEROME-If anybody has the slightest doubt as to how the Verde district regards Governor Tom Camp bell. the doubter should have been at the machine drilling contest yesterday morning and witnessed the reception that was spontaneously given the eN- ecutive when he stepped on the plat form to referee the competition. The governor had left Prescott somewhere about o'clock in the morning ana arrived in ample time for the fun. He was cheered to the echo for several minutes as he stepped forward after being introduced. News
 1 Boys Back From Mountain Camp BISBEE-What was declared by nearly 40 boys to be the best camping trip that the Y. M. c. A. has ever held, 1 ended yesterday when the camp in 1 Miller Canyon in the Buacnuca noun !, tains was broken and the boys re- i turned to the district. The boys have been in the mountains since June 23. i Review.
 1 Investigate Validity of Bonds l YUMA petition was filed yester- day in the superior court in order to ascertain the validity of the issue of ] the million dollar bonds which was voted some time ago by the Yuma Mesa Irrigation district.
 At the time it was determined that the federal government was going to open up Unit ''B' of the Mesa and place 1 water on the same the land owners of Unit @A' bonded Irrigation district. The District was or ganized and bond election held at which it was deter
  tain sufficient money to place Unit 1 "A" under irrigation at or about the same time that Unit "B' was placed under water by the United States rec | lamation service The bonds were voted 1 by an overwhelming majority. Later it was proposed that the money ob- I tained from the sale of bonds be turned over to the federal government and that the federal government place Unit "A" under water as well as Unit "B"-Sun.
 Governor Attends Cowboy Reunion
 ST. JOHNS.-Governor Thomas D. Campbell and wife were among the disting guished guests at the Springer vile Cowboy Reunion the afternoon Of the closing day, June 29. In the eve ming a Republican convention was held at which the governor made an address to an enthusiastic crowd of Republican supporters.-Observer
 Yuma Seed Crop Poor YUMA.-According to reports which have come into Yuma during the past week, the alfalfa seed crop this year will be only from one-third to one half normal. During the past few days the annual threshing of the all falfa seed crop has been under way and if the results obtained from the first fields threshed are an indication the alfalfa seed crop this year is going to be a disappointmnt to the farmer. l-Sun.
 Greeniee County Taxpayers Organize CLIFTON.-For the first time in the history of political affairs in Greenlee county a meeting of taxpayers of the county was held on Friday night of this week for the purpose of consider ing matters affecting their tax bills. If the first meeting held may be taken as a fair index of the interest l being taken in county affairs. the prok posed Taxpayers association to be formed in Greenlee county should prove a power for good.
 By a unanimous vote the meeting de- cided to organize the taxpayers of the county into an association and another } meeting will be held shortly for the purpose of perfeeting the organization. Copper Era
 Lights Gasoline Fire; Dies ST. JOHNS,-EarIy this morning , while lighting the kitchen fire with gasoline by putting small portion on 5 the kindlings and coal in the stove z Mrs. Pete Kitchen was fatally burned ! The can in which the gas exploded throwing the flames all about the room r and all over her body. She was clad 1T l thin night dress, and therefore the flames easily burned into her body Upon hearing her screams, her daugh-