Arizona republican., 1921-06-27
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Call for Hids TUCSON-Bids for the state school for the deaf. the $15o.000 institution to be erected east of the Santa Cruz river, must be in the hands of Presi- dent R. B. von Klein Smid, and the university regents by Monday next. 1t was stated, by Roy Place, one of the architects of the school buildings It is understood that there are 22 prospective bidders for the construc- ton work. The size of the contract has interested several building con- tractors from out of the state,p who will compete with local and state firms in securing the contract Presi- dent von KleinSmid is expected back from his trip to the east in few days.-Star.
 Men Offered Work
 TOMBSTONE-Idle men in Cochise county who really want to work can secure employment as cotton pickers in the Salt River valley and Yuma during August according to F. R. Alil- nes immigration inspector for the state. Our governments estimate of the crop yield for this year is be- tween 35.0OO and 10000 bales, Mines states. To handle this crop it will require the services of approximate ly 10000 men, half of whom already
 
 mainder of the men needed will be obtained from other sections of the state, if possible. Milnes says Unless Americans respond to the call the labor department would be compelled to get the pickers from Mexico as in former years, he added.-Prospector.
 Takes White Mule Bath
 MTAMI-Deputies Bill Rose, Bob Devore, Walter Stevenson and Con- stable Ali Edwards found the 4- months-old son of Mir. and Mrs Dick Spich of 623 Live Oak canyon, in dulging in bath, the likes of which only picture actorines are supposed to be able to afford. When the off, ficers appeared the baby was reveling in white mule, spla shing in a tub oi it, curgling and kicking-there's the answer! Of course he got kick out of it. He furnished 1t himself just to encourage the mule, It IS supposed.-Silver Belt.
 OIL STRIKE REPORTED
 NOGALES-Oil has been struck ir Sarta Cruz county.
 This is believed to be the nfirs ever struck in the state of Arizona J. L. Rountree of Patagonia, wei known driller of this part of thu | state, registered at the Brickwoot ! hotel in Nogales this morning. ant brought with him a beautiful sample of oil sand found in the Wetston' mountain section, about 25 miles eas of Nogales.
 | Rountree was drilling for wate when he ran into the oil He reports quite big flow of oil and states tha | if a similar discovery was made il | the oil fields of Texas or other wei known oil fields it would create a bil boom.
 Rorntree. to date, in his drilling has gone through 60 feet of oil san, deposits.-Herald.
 MEDICINE MAN HELD
 TUCSON-In default of s250 bond Jose Quisto was committed to tn county jail Thursday morning b. Justice Oscar L. Pease following ar raignment on the felony charge O enticing and restraining illegally, on Tony Ochoa.
 Ursula Ochoa alleges that Quist rendered services to her in the ca pacity of a medicine man and at tempted to extort from her the ex horbitant price of s65. On her re fusaI, she testified, he lured away he young son and held him in an at tempt to force payment of the none,
 Quisto being unable to speak tn English nor Spanish language, it wa necessary to secure a Papago inter preter for the arraignment. Prelim mary hearing was set for 2:30 ocloc aturday.-Citizen.
 COW CASE REVIVED
 YUMA-Just when the famou Yuma COW case seemed laid to rest until at least to the judgment day it came to life again yesterday. stuC it's head up above the horizon an 'mooed." This time 1t mooed fS S73550
 The whole trouble started son months ago. and although the matt. has been in court since that tin and there are now two final juds ments in the matter, the case doe sn seem to have a tendency to stay pu and insists in getting in the lime ligl just once so often.
 The trouble started when the ci of Yuma decided to rid iself of a d7iries which were being carried ( in Yuma and which had become