Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Cotton opened today at 271a cents
Clarion.
Good Showing in Mine
JEROME.-A showing that would
have thrown the entire district into
fever. of excitement in the boom days
of two or three years ago is being
opened il the Verde Central tunnel.
the whole face of this tunnel is shot
with bornite, chalcocite. aZurite and
chalcopyrite Specimens that are very
near picture rock and that carry
enough copper to make them high
grade ore, are easily obtainable.-Cop-
per News.
Nab Two Stills
JEROME.-Another discovery in the
line OF home distilleries was made early
this morning by Sheriff Warren Davis,
with Deputies Fred Hawkins, Jim
Cook and Charlie Sauer assisting. Two
stills were located in Mexican town,
and were bundled with their operat-
ors unceremoniously into the waiting
machine and brought to town. The
distillers were left at the town bastile
while their instruments of torture were
delivered to the office of Justice of the
Peace Hu>hes. Their captors left
promptly on another scent and had not
returned at the time the Verde Copper
News went to press, so it is not pos
sible to get the names of the offenders.
Copper News.
NOGALES-William Freitas of Los
Angeles left Nogales last night for Sin
alOa where he will proceed to put in a
tomato crop in 500 acres of a tract he
has acquired near that being operated
by Andy O'Conner. former customs in
spector in Nogales who has entered the
planter business near Los Mochis, Sin
aloa. Mr.. F'reitas spent several days
here at the Evans hotel.
Mr.. Freitas is not only grower OF
tomatoes, but an extensive buyer of
that crop. He stated he will contract
for thousands of bushels of the ruby
vegetable for delivery at the next har-
vest.-Herald.
Police Recover Jewelry
| DOUGLAS-FollowiT.g the arrest OF
| a Mexican upon his arrival by stage
| from Bisbee yesterday morning, Doug
| las police recovered two watches, said
| to be worth S55 each, two rings and a
stick pin, declared to be the property
of L, L. Gilman, jeweler of Bisbee. Mr.
/ Gilman later in the Gay identified the
articles, police said.
The arrest of the Mexican. whose
name was given as Manuel Mongron
| according to Day Police Sergeant A.
| B. Murchison, who made the arrest
was affected after a telephone mes
sage from an officer at Bisbee stating
that a suspicious appearing Mexican
was aboard the stage. The man sub
sequently fell into the crap set for him
Dispatch.
Northern Arizona Fair Oct. 1918.
HOLBROOK - The eighth annua
Northern Arizona state fair viii bt
the best ever held by this association
in the north. 1t has been the aim Of
| the management to buiId this fair III
as an educational institution and ir
this they have succeeded.
In all departments of the fair work
| the prizes have been materially in
creased, about one third of the pre-
MUM money being added to that OF
| the prizes offered in 1919. This in it
self will prove a big inducement for al
exhibitors to take part in this fair
News.
Italian Society Elects Globe Man
| GLOBE-Denver was selected for
next years meeting place by the Co
| lumbar Federation. an Italian-Amer
| lean society, at its fourteenth annual
national convention here today. 1t was
voted to raise a fund of SIS. 900 to es-
/ tablish a home near Pueblo. Colo
John Giacomo of Globe, was elected
president. Peter Chiarottino of Keota
| Mo. vice president; Giacomdo De
plotti of Vfrden, H.. secretary, and
! Michael Fazrizio of Coal Creek. Colo.
treasurer. Delegates of 81 lodges were
in attendance.-Reeord.