Arizona republican., 1920-02-10
ARIZONAGRAMS
Southwest Gets Tourists

Southwest 1etS ouFtSts EI, PASO-Tourists are in the southwest now to the number of 12O, 900 and probably will exceed 1oo,ooo in number before the season ends' ac- cording to Fl Paso railroad men, It is estimated that the average tourist stays here 40 days and spends $15 day.-Herald.
 Report Smallpox Case MESA-One case of smallpox is re- ported in Mesa by Dr. J. A. Drane ana one other person is under observation
 Both cases have been circulating free
 ly in Mesa streets and the public IS
 warned to vaccinate.-Tribune. Bonds Bring Premium l FLAGSTAFF - Coconino county | s150,0 good roads bond issue sold at | par in Flagstaff last Tuesday, two I Denver firms taking up the issue. The | bonds run to 1889 and draw 51s per | cent interest. and premium Of $Zoo
 was obtained through the bidding. The | highway commission will announce | the roads to be improved.-Leader. Mexcans Install Waterworks | NOGALES = Citizens of Nogales, | Ariz., joined with citizens of Nogales. \ Mex. a few days ago in a celebration | for the installation of a big electric
 pumping plant on the Mexican side of the line. The electric system fills | 100000 gallon reservoir in four hours; under the attention of one man, and ! the water is sold at 10 cents per
 thousand gallons as against the Amer | ican side price of .2T 1-2 cents.-Oasis. | Summons Grand Jury | PRESCOTT-Yavap county will ! have a grand jury in session on Feb. | r to investigate alleged abuses of the 1 law. the jury being the first of its | kind in that county since four years | ago. County Attorney Neil c. Clark
 made the motion for the jury and
 Judge John J. Sweeney issued the calL | The jury is to consist of not less than | se- s-asd rr hn satisfaction about the administration 1 of justice in the Jerome -Clarkdale dis
 trict. The jury is free to follow up
 it's own leads.-Journal- Miner. 1 Make Fat Haul l MESA-Burglar made fat haul at
 Mesa last week, securing about $50
 worth of oleomargarine, butter, lard and compounds from the Franklin x Campbell store. Canned goods, crack
 CTS and similar stocks were untouched
 the burglars appearing determined to make a record for a fat haul and nothing else.-Tribune.
 Plan Camp Grounds 1 PRESCOTT-Chamb of commerce
 officials at Prescott are considering a plan for establishing a free camp
 ground there for autoists' the plans 1 being along lines similar to the fa- l nous municipal grounds in California. l Every effort is contemplated for mak- | ing the city attractive for tourists and l it is believed that countless auto par | ties will mako their headquarters at
 Prescott while visiting the many par | ticularly interesting places nearby | Journal-Miner.
 Order Mineral Survey l YUMA-Business men of Yuma have | arranged for a mineral survey of the | Yuma district by Geologist H. l. Key | holds, who comes highly recommended | from California. The Yuma men an
 nounce that they propose to have some | data on the great mineral wealth which
 the county is supposed to possess l Sun.
 Plan International Event | OGALES-Friendship and trade in | terests between Mexico and the United
 States are being promoted by the mem
 bers of the Nogales trade excursion | that is now junketing along the Mex | ican west coast Governor de la l Huera, of Sonora, has accepted an | invitation to attend a jubilee at the | two Nogales cities on the some some
 time in March, the acceptance being 1 on the understanding that Governor Campbell of Arizona will meet him | there.-Oases.
 Arizona Sets Pace | TUCSON-Arizona is telling the na-
 tion how to handle the federal fair price campaign, Commissioner George
 A. Smalley of the federal fair price | board for Arizona having established | certain standards that the United | States government has recommends to l the commissioners in all the other l states. According to the United States attorney generals report the Arizona
 commissioner is making good.--Citizen. Bank Elects Officers CASA GRANDE-Officers to serve | the Casa Grande Valley bank for the ] current year were elected February
 3. The new list consists of W. J. | Clements president. c. Howard Davis. | vice president; Stanley S. Smith, | cashier, and J. C. Campbell assistant cashier The directors present at the | election were P. D. Overfield. C. How ard Davis, Don A. Treckell G. F. Gall | aher, w. P. CIements.-Bulletin. Suggest National Delegate BISBEE-Republican of Cochise | country are reported favoring Albert
 NJ. Sames of Douglas. for appointment | as delegate to the national convention | in Chicago, June Gore.
 Report Lettuce Tract TUCSON-Lettuce growing is find
 ing especial favor among the farmers
 in the Toltec region, 50 miles from
 Tucson, the Tucson merchants sud- denly discovering the existence' of great 1 lettuce acreages in that vicinity. It l is estimated that the Toltec farmers l will oarn e101 062 50 from their IeftIrcp