Arizona republican., 1921-04-18
ABOUT THE STATE
Silver Beina Shipped

TOMBSTONE - Yesterday the last Douglas shelter marked a total of 5s carloads shipped out of Tombstone since April 1. This was an average of almost five carloads a day since the cleanup order was given, or as much ore in 12 days as was a normal months output of the local mines and leasors.-Prospector
 FLAGSTAFF-Col Walter In gals and H. A. Hanigan are in Flag staff to review the battery and get things lined up for the coming of the horses. Colonel Ingalls, has worked hard for the battery and has always shown the greatest enthusiasm for the local company. Always wei come visitor, Colonel The battery now has about 130 members, but some one-year men will be discharged next month. It is thought some of these will re-enlist.
 The battery is sure to be a perma- nent organization in Flagstaff now as the stables are to be built in about 50 days and there are enough three year enlisted men to hold the organ ization at above the minimum per missible strength.
 The battery will go to Fl Paso for encampment. possibly about Octo- ber It will require approximately $ cars to transport the battery to | Fl Paso.
 1 It Is expected that the big guns will be at actual firing practice on the range just north of town within | so days.-Leader.
 Fire, Then Burglars
 MIAMI - When Joe Aliaga barely I escaped the recent fire on Sullivan street which destroyed his and three other grocery stores, he figured about all had happened to him that could happen. Hence Joe rustled some
 clothing to partially replace the raj
 ment he had lost in the fire then assembled his partially damaged goods to the building formerly ocru- pied by the International Market and opened fire sale" of groceries. Last night Joe's jinx turned ur again in the form of burglars. They gained entrance at the rear door, by
 breaking board adjoining the door reaching in and sliding the bolt back This morning Aliaga's fire stock is short four cases of corned beef, one
 case of jam, several cases of raisins and numerous other small items Jot reported the robbery to the police thi:
 morning. lie urged Itle OAAASeiS to b'
 sure and get his raisins back les
 they be converted into white mule Silver Belt
 Live Man Greets Undertaken ] BISBEE-James Allison, of thu
 firm of Hennessy x Allison, received
 a hurry-up call from Brewery Gulcf for an undertaken a voice announc , ing over the phone in broken Englisi | that there was man there who wa:
 nearly dead" w. P. Craig, justice { of the peace. in his capacity as coro
 ner, received call at the same tim'
 and to the same effect. Both AllisoI and Craig felt dubious as to propri ety of going in their official capaci , ties to get man who was onl. nearly dead,' but they overcam , their scruples and met on the wa. l up the Gulch. Arriving at the scene they were met at the door by tn . alleged dead man himself, a Serbian miner. He had been blasting out cellar at the rear of his residence 9 The blast had gone off prematurely , and he was somewhat cut am scratched His wife and the neigh . bors thought he was about to die , asked Judge Craig to have him ar
 rested for soaring them to death, am { then acted flippant about it. Tn . coroner and the undertaken left.-Re