Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
Clerk Resigns

BISBEE - Louis Kuckenbecker, clerk of the board of supervisors, yesterday rendered his resignation to that body to take effect on Oc- tober 15. According to advices re- ceived here last evening, Kucken- becker has been offered a position in Los Angeles much better than his present one and has accepted it. Kuckenbecker has been clerk of the board for the past three years. Be- fore that he was in the mercantile business in Tombstone with his father, who died about three years ago.-Review.
 Arrest Alleged Addict
 MIAMI-Charged with a violation of the Harrison Anti Narcotic act, Charles Bloomsbury. a local resident was taken into custody yesterday by local officers. At the. time of the arrest, according to the authorities, Bloomsbury was found in the pos- session of 65 'bindles" of morphine Bulletin.
 To Continue Road Work
 TUCSON-Maintenan work on the Mount Lennon highway will not be lessened during the winter months when needed and the road will be in the same excellent con- dition in the spring of 1922 as at the present time, according to an announcement made by the county highway department Monday.-Citi- zen.
 Assumes New Duties
 TUCSON-City Engineer G. How ard Atchley was appointed superin- tendent of the city water department. in addition to his present duties, at a meeting of the common council held last night. An increase of $50 to his monthly salary was granted to him. Mr. Atchley succeeds Percy c. Smith, who was dropped from the city's payroll following a charge of conspiracy to defraud the -city of Tucson. filed by City Auditor Louis H. Frische. The purchase of ton truck for the water department was also authorized.-Star.
 Gall Nurses for Epidemic
 TUCSON-Because Of the increas- ing number of diptheria eases report ed in the Mexican neighborhoods oi the city, and in order that 1t might not become necessary to close the city schools, two trained nurses have heer secured to work among the schoo children.
 This step was determined upon al a meeting of the city health board held yesterday afternoon. It was only after considerable discussion that il was agreed that the schools would be allowed to remain open, according to Dr. Edwin J. Gotthelf, acting city physician.-Star.
 Exports and Imports
 NOGALES-Total value of exports and imports for Arizona District No 26, for the month of September, was $S77 LAO, according to the following report made public today by Collector ,f rio T Value of exports at Nogales s396.71! Value of exports at Douglas. 164,93: Value of exports at Naco ... 39,S3s Value of exports at Yuma.... 10,17'
 Total value of exports ....s611, ,66s
 Summary
 Nogales
 Imports ........$ 5,951
 ExpOrtS 3yb,f19 S4O2,6Il
 Douglas
 Imports ........ 25S,4
 Exports ....-... 164,923 423,41; Naco
 Imports ........ 1,041
 Exports 39,S39 40,SSl Yuma
 Exports ....-... 10,177 10,17,
 Total imports and exports for district ................ .sS77. IA Herald. Appoint Engineer ESCOTT-Following the ap point last night of Joseph McCarth, as highway engineer, the count, road commissioners met today t, discuss the highway situation witt the new appointee and instruct hin as to his duties in the position Mccarthy was chosen successor t, H. L. Fishel after lengthy discus | sion of the Olmsted and Gfllelen dea