Arizona republican., 1921-04-17
lifted Woman Suicides


 GALES-Despondent because of the fact that her sweetheart had de- serted her for. another woman, Con- suelo Ybarra, known as the Queen of the Ranchito.'' in Nogales. Sonora, committed suicide this morning by swallowing a handful of bichloride of mercury tablets. Although medical aid was promptly rendered, the woman, who is rather comedy, died an agonizing death. Her parents are said to reside in Hermo- sillo.-Herald.
 Will Return to Mexico
 GLOBE-Following the meeting of Mexicans held yesterday morning on the Mexican playgrounds in Miami a list was passed around ard before noon more than 12a0 Mexican nation als had affixed their signatures sig nifying their desire to return to old Mexico.
 At the meeting, which was attended by more than 300 Mexicans. it was decided to appoint a committee to represent the Mexican people in their negotia tions with a representative of the Mexican government, who is ex pected to arrive in the district in the near future for the purpose of providing them with transportation funds for their trip to their native land.-Record.
 Nine men HGmoNe one Orunk
 GLOBE-The efforts of the nine men were required to move Frank Murray to the city jail from a vacant lot on Hackney avenue. where he was found yesterday in drunken stupor by members of the police force.
 A jitney found near by was requisi- toned to convey Murray to the lock- up, but the unknown owner of the car, as a protection against theft, had employed a locking device on the starting mechanism, and the car with it's unconscious passenger had to be pushed all the way to the city hall.- Record.
 Unfortunate Nears Death
 NOGALES-Lying on a. bed of pain Adela Alvarez. the little Mexican girl who was badly burned when she threw a disinfectant containing ben zine in the stove of cell she occu- pied at the county jail, is slowly drifting to the beyond.
 The good sisters of the St, Joseph's hospital, who have heard the tale oi the unfortunate girl who was sent out into the world to begin a life oi shame when but 14 years of age ,art doing all in their power to alleviate her sufferings. but the death ange i seXpected hourly.-Herald To Enlarge Whipple | PRESCOTT-Plans for the en- largement of Whipple barracks ar' | now being considered by the United States treasury department, it wa announced in a letter from the as sistant secretary of the treasury t the chamber of commerce here, reat at last nights meeting of that body While it was not definitely stated | what the extent of the improvement | under consideration is, 1t is known that funds for the work are available having been appropriated by tn | sixty sixth congress in the sundr, civil appropriation bill. The worl that is now being dore is apportion ing of the appropriations for variou enlargement and construction wor contemplated by the United State | public health service. - Journal Miner
 Mine Transfer Considered
 DOUGLAS-A proposal to trans | fer all of the assets at Jerome of tn Jerome Verde Copper company to tn | United Verde Extension Mining com pany. of which James s. Douglas the head. will be passed upon at l meeting of the stockholders of tn former company at Phoenix on Ma :. The deal, if consummated, will b one of the most important that Ina occurred in the state in sever; hs.-International
 | MexicanS Emi9ratinq
 DOUGLAS-The Mexican consulat has received word from the consul { Clifton that 1900 Mexican laborel are coming to Fl Paso on their wa to the interior of Mexico. These me are out of work, due to the closin down of the mines there. A speci train of 25 cars will be ready Juarez by Thursday.
 About 1900 laborers were shippe out of Juarez late Saturday nigh According to Antonio Corona, Mex can chief of immigration, from 3' to 400 laborers from differ~t par of Arizona and New Mexico ent Juarez daily.
 Three thousand laborers from il mines have already gone to the Mexican homes through Fl Paso. | International
 Seeks Annuln1ent of Office
 DOUGLAS-Adcifo de Ia Huerta temporarily laying aside his duties secretary of hacienda in order
 come to Sonora and ask the sta