Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

the memory of pr. James $. Douglas. in the form of a fountain, IS 10 pc erected at Nacozari, sonora, oy tue Douglas family, according to plans that were received here yesteroay os John Williams. The design IS by noted French artist, who IS coming here to superintend the work-ReVleW'
 Plan New Water District
 BISBEE-The boundaries of the proposed Charleston dam lrrlgauo district were under consideration oy l: c. E. Adams, chairman of the board or supervisors, who was 1accompanled on a trip to Benson Wednesday by rom Egan, secretary of the chamber Of com merce, J. E. Sanders and J. E. Curry. The board will convene next Monoay to draw up the boundary lines ana to hear protests from the land owners
 Unearth Big Still
 DOULAS-One of the largest min1a- ture distilleries ever unearthed in Co- chise county was confiscated by pep uties Hud Kelly, Hal Smith and F. D Vickers today when they went to the ranch home of Bill Fully and George White, four and one half miles north east of Douglas, to be in operation. Fully, White and a Mexican named Francisco, were taken into custody and brought to Douglas where they are confined in the city jail.
 Eleven DdITeiS OI If1dStl MeIC 4OaAiN in possession, together with two demi- johns of two gallons each, two boxes filled with pint bottles and two gunny sacks full of pint bottles.-Interna- tional.
 Install EIks Lodge
 NOGALES-Assisted by Elks from all parts of Arizona with visitors from various other states, Nogales lodge No. 1897 B r. o. E. was ushered into being with proper cerem5nies.
 The charter list of tine new lodge will bear 203 names. of which 100 the new lodge by getting demit cards from their former lodges, and 103 neophyteS were added to the antlered herd to complete the list.-Oasis.
 Gets Bravery Award
 GLOBE-James Nation of Duncan partment that he has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry in action at Fleville, France, October 9, 1918. Nation is an Arizona boy and is a brother to Mrs. Homer B. Eliedge of this ci+y.-Recor3.
 Organize New Band
 GLOBE-Another band has been or ganized in Globe under the direction of o. c. Loughbein and will be called the Gila County Municipal band. Several concerts have been arranged already and the band is to play at Midland
 
 the band will give special concert of choice selections. The leader, Mir Loughbein has had considerable ex- perience as a bandmaster having acted in that capacity in various cities Record.
 Killed in Dispute
 TUCSON-As the result of a pro- longed dispute. Thedore Orendorff was shot and killed by Carlos Lambrain here tonight as Orendorff emerged from the Southern Pacific of Mexico depot Both slayer and victim were employed as engineers by the $. P. de M. company.
 Lambrain refused to divulge the mo- tive of the murder for which he is charged and although jailed and ques- toned by officers would make no state ments.
 According to bystanders Orendorff had returned from a run and entered the depot for the purpose of registra- tiop. As he emerged Lambrain is al- leged to have called him by name. The pair both drew weapons and began firing.-Star.
 Deport Fifty Mexicans
 NOGALES-Th United States inn migration authorities and the depart ment of justice agents yesterday de- | ported through the port of NogaIes something over 50 Mexicans, who had | been in the States under bond and who ! had proven themselves to be unde- sirables.-Oasis.
 Impure Water Causes Deaths ! TUCSON-Loss of two small daugh- | ters within a week believed to have resulted from drinking contaminated water was suffered by R. H. Griffith deputy sheriff of Maricopa county \ Both children were attended St Joseph's school here and their deatE came shortly after being attacked with | ,1 died yesterday in St. Mary's hospital Virginia Lois Griffith died last Satur- day and was buried Monday.-Star.
 Discover Tyro Deposits ! PRESCOTT - Tremendous excite ment has been aroused by the discov- cry of a large deposit of tyros in the vicinity of Prescott Assays from typ show 2000 pounds to the ton if shor and 2240 pounds if long
 Estimating an average of 13 tyros tC the ton show at least two tons of or, in sight and blocked out with gooC i prospects of further development in creasing the reserves. All the old des ert rats are Hooking in and the ares is staked as far as Thumb Butte ana ! Jerome.-JournaI-N Miner.
 Hold Successful Dance GSTAFF'-Probablv the 1arges attended dance ever held in Flagstaff was the Anlerlcah leglon ball at tn Northern Arizona normal school Fri day evening.
 Approximately 400 people were pres ent and the evening was one that vii long be remembered. II was the frs social event of the new summer ses sion at the school and was in the na ture of a ''get- acquainted" affair fo the large number of new students am summer visitors.
 The floor of Ashurst auditorium wa in excellent shape for dancing an this. coupled with some of the bes music ever played here. heIDed mak inc evening a delightful one.-T TeodeI