Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
Find Pioneer. Body

BISBEE-A three-day search for John Nelson, pioneer Bisbee miner, was ended yesterday morning when Nelson's body was found on the Fike ranch, near Stark, by Homer Fike. From the position of the body, Nell son had evidently sat down. placed the muzzle of a shotgun near his head and either pulled or kicked the trig- ger. The shotgun, with one empty shell in the barrel. was found at Nelson's feet.
 The body was found about 250 yards from the barn on the Fike ranch where Nelson had been resid- ing for several months.
 Discovery of the body did not come as a surprise, for Nelson, ac- cording to friends, had repeatedly threatened to end his life. although these threats were treated lightly by friends ds.-Review,
 Open Rebuilt Bridge
 WILLCOX-The bridge across the San Pedro river, which was carried away a couple of years ago by floods, has been replaced and is now open for traffic. This was the word re- ceived by telephone from County En- gineer Smith. The travel from Tue son to Lordsburg by Dragoon and Cochise and Wilcox can now be re- stunned without encountering the Tn convenience of having to be pulled across the San Pedro river bed by the aid of a team, as was done here 1 tofore.-Range News.
 Organize Cattle Buyers
 MIAMI-Jake McLain was elected president and J. N. Robinson secre- tary of district cattle growers as- sociation which was formally organ ! affand.8d F1lapfinQ in the court house in Globe yesterday. 1 The meeting. attended by fully % cattlemen of the district, was the first step considered necessary in the pro posal to thoroughly organize the cat tie interests of Arizona.
 At the meeting next week, as ex- plained, four district associations Of l the county will be organized into a 1 county organization, which probably will retain the name of the present ! Gila County Cattle Growers asso- citation, which in turn will work Tn | harmony with the state associauon.- Silver Belt
 Shipping Cattle | FIAGSTAFF-LaTg shipments oI cattle and sheep have recently been | made from the Holbrook stockyards- | As near as We can learn, there have been between $500 and 1000 head o1 cattle shipped, while the shipments of sheep have aggregated about 2O'- | GOO. Shipments will continue to De l made for some time to come from the various sections of Navajo and | Apache counties, most Of them com ing to the Holbrooll yards. The town has been filled with cattle and sheep men for some time past, making | things quite lively.-Sun-
 VViU Cali for Bids | MIAMI-Interest in the building or
 new postoffice for Globe was re-
 viyed this morning when Charles J. ! Alden received the following telegram from Senator Ralph Cameron:
 Bids for construction on postof- | flee building lobe will again be ad-
 vertised on basis of new data on slt- uation.-Ralph Cameron.
 The government has appropriated 1 s1OO. OOO for such q building, but the last time bids were advertised for nc bids could be obtained because oi the specifications Silver Belt.
 Seize Bootlegger's Coat | MORALES and snug ! glers cperatire between Nogales, So ! nora. and NogaIes. Arizona, have in- ! vented a "bootIeECer's coa-' also
 known as a ''smuggler's coat ac-