Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
ABOUT THE STATE

 Ian had shown signs of improvement after his operation and his friends were expecting his Eeappearance on the streets V, ry shortly, but a sudden re- lapse occurred and at o'clock yester- day morning he passed away. His deeply mourned all over the district and in many sections of Texas and Call fornia.-Record.
 Ship Fine Steers PRESCOTT-Thirt five ears of fine white faced steers were shipped from the old Horseshoe ranch by Co., burn Brothers These are as fine as have been shipped out of the country in a long time and show the result Of the good breeding policy of the Horse shoe people. The shipment goes to Degen Brothers. big feeders of Denver. Charles T. Mullen will ship 15 cars from Skull Valley today to Prey Brothers, also big Denver feeders and as soon as he can get them loaded out 26 more ears will follow from Hill side and Skull Valley. But these lat | ter will be stock cows for the Coconlno Cattle company of Clarkdale to restock | their range.-J ournal- Miner. | Costs S1o To Enter Mexico | NOGALES-Persons wishing to cross ! the line from or into Mexico will on and after July 1 be required to pay a l fee of $10 for wise by the American consul on either emergency or United States state department passports, un- der a new ruling by the state depart ment at Washington, notice of which was received today by American Con- sul Francis J. Dyer-HeraId Two Killed In Accident 1 NOGALES-Two men were killed outrighS and about dozen more ser iously injured, one of whom died yes | terday in a peculiar accident which occurred ill Hermosillo Tuesday A number of railroad workmen were on a 1 flat car loaded with ties in the rail- l road yards, when a switch engine l hitched onto the car for the purpose of placing it in a-work train to dis i tribute the ties. When the car began to move the ties slid off, carrying the men with them and mixing them up with the falling ties.-Oasis.
 Attacks Federal Agents
 GLOBE-The session of the federal court yesterday was enIivened by the i attack of Attorney Frank McCann upon the agents or the government charged with running down yiolators of the prohibition law Attorney Me Cam has been retained in a number of cases dealing with infractions of this law and he severely criticized al- ! legged methods to secure evidence by the federal agents. He charged that suspected parties have been unlawfully attacked at various times The case
 
 having violated the wartime prohibit tion measure will probably be the first on the criminal calendar.-Record.
 Patents Brake Connection 4 PRESCOTT-C. E. Brown, an ex- railroad man of long experience, is the enthusiastic recipient of a patent for a flexible joint for air brake connec- tions. He says that he has put in since 1907 figuring out how to get his idea in practice, and that he feels that he has at last found the way to make a success of it. He presented it last night among railroad men at the safe ty first" meeting of the Santa Ft boys and many took a keen interest ir the utility of the new idea.-Journal- Miner
 Will Hold Reunion
 NOGALES-A reunion of former members in Nogales of the Twelfth infantry will hold a reunion stag party next Wednesday night in Nogales, So nora. Lewis Price has been named chairman of a committee to arrange for the reunion.
 There are about 15 members of the Twelfth regiment in Nogales, all hay ing served with the outfit while it was stationed at this post in 1914. I Many of them were discharged from the regular army while in this city and liked Nogales so we'll they settled r down here on leaving the service. It IS planned to make the reunion o Fl next Wednesday the first of the an 1 nual meetings to be held hereafter il : this city.-Herald-
 : Miami Has Big Fire n MIAMI-One of the most disastrou Il fires in point of monetary loss whicl - has ever visited the town of Miam t occurred at 4:35 Wednesday morning
 when the main down town store an,
 warehouse of the Miami Commercia s company, with all the stock of genera s merchandise, was practically con ,f stunned by flames. The loss on build Is ings and merchandise will total ap l. proximately $150,000, largely covere r. by insurance distributed among man
 
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