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Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
NEW MEXICAN CONSUL ARRIVES AT NACO; SAYS HIS COUNTRY
 IS MAKING GREAT PROGRESS

Roberto E. Quiros. recently appoint- ed Mexican consul at Naco. Arizona, has arrived ar his post and Angel Casarin. Jr.. who has held the post for several months. is preparing to leave for New Orleans, where he will be in the office of the consul general.
 Quiros is a new appointment in the Mexican consular service. Naco being his first post. He is a native of Ala mos. Sonora. the birthplace of Presi- dent AlvarO Obregon. He claims Her mosiilo. the capital of Sonora, as his home. For some time he has been the chief accountant for the electric light and power and flour milling plant of that city. He is married and Mrs. Quiros will join her husband at the Naco consulate in a short time.
 Mexico is quiet. from every stand point at the present time." declared Quiros yesterday Conditions all over the world are reflected south of the international boundary The gar banzo crop of Sonora remains unsoId. Mining is at a siandstill We find
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Cochise County News Briefs

by the early reports made by the plane scouts, one in the Chiricahua mountains especially.
 Last years experiment with the aerial patrol established the efficiency of the air service for this sort of work It is said that plans are being formulated in the national headquar- ters of the air service to reach some agreement with the war department whereby the planes will again be abailable for the patrol of the forest reserves.
 The war departments recent an nouncement that planes would not be available for forest patrol duty was made as the result of cut in the appropriation for the air service.
 There are some rumors to the ef- feet that should the department of az riculture, under which department the forest service is a subdivision fail to make satisfactory arrangements with the war department that civilian planes might be used under the di- rect jurisdiction of the forest service.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Road Nearly compIeted

DOUGLAS = E. M. Lukesh and l.. H. Thompson, engineers on the La Roe road contract on the Bankhead highway, east of Douglas, were both in the city this morning. They report that while there was some damage done to the new roadbed by recent floods resulting from heavy rains, that as a whole the rains did more good than harm, so far as the road work is concerned. The longest wash out of the grade was about 150 feet; at other places the sides of the em- bankment were cut out for varying distances. These fills are being re- placed and the entire job is expected to be completed during the present week, with the exception of cement dips which are being provided under separate contract.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
K. c. To Continue Hospital Work II.
 Behalf Veterans

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4. - An nouncement that the Knights of Co lur,bus would eXpehd approximately $2,500,0O0 on disqualification work for disabled eX-service men was made at the final session of the annual inter national Knights of Columbus con- vention here today by Supreme Sec retary William J. McGinely.
 ''This decision has been reached following an arrangement with the United States public health service whereby the Knights of Columbus will go into government military and marine hospitals to provide the dis abled men with comforts and recre- ation,' he said. we sSall also main tain such vocational training schools as we are already conducting for the benefit of shell shocked men,"
 Knights of Columbus secretaries, experienced in war work, will be at tached to the larger hospitals.
 The dahlia was originally a Mexi- can flower
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
objects to Amount Allowed

TOMBSTONE Owing to the ab- sence of County Attorney J. F. Ross. the matter of return on the peremp- tory mandamus of A. A. Worsley vs, the Cochise County Board of Super visors was postponed today until Au- gast 10th, by Judge Albert M. Sames in Division 2 of the superior court.
 Attorney O. Bibson for the plaintiff argued before the court relative to the compensation of $375 allowed the plaintiff at the rate of s150 per month for services performed during the de- portation trials of last year. The plaintiff argued that the sum fixed by the board is entitely inadequate and not within reason, for the services performed. Assistant County Attor- ney Roche appearing for County At torney Ross being unfamiliar with the case asked the court to set a later date, when the county attorney may appear and show grounds for the boards action.
 Worsley in his original claim sked $500 compensation for his services and the plaintiff is asking for like amount under the mandamus proceed ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
COUNTY BUDGET
 REDUCTIONS I ]
 BE ASKED SOON
Warren District and Douglas Committees Are Working
 to Cut Down Taxes

Taxpayers committees from vari- ous sections of the county, as well as many individuals, will go to Tomb stone Monday to urge the board of supervisors to reduce. if possible, the proposed county budget.
 Committees in the Warren District and Douglas are now going over the proposed budget. amounts of which have already been published, for the purpose of ascertaining where, in their opinion, reductions can be made The results of their examination of the budget in the form of proposed reductions, will be- submitted to the supervisors Monday.
 Committees were appointed We'd nesday in Douglas following meet ing of the directors of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines and the Douglas Business Mems As sOciation. Members of the two com mittees will join with the Warren District in making a careful survey of the county budget in the hope of reducing appropriations and bring abo''' consequent reduction in coun ty taxes.
 Members of the Douglas commit tees are: Robert Rae, F. H. Fisher, Harry A. Clark, H. C. Stillman, G. w. Pratt and G. H. Melchor
 Warren District residents who will probably meet soon with the Doug las taxpayers representatives to dis cuss proposed reductions in the bud get are: Walter Thomas, M. L. But Ter, C. A. Mcdonald, F. w. Beddow, T. A. Hughes, M Newman, T. O. Me Grath. j. j. Bowen and J. P Connolly
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

ourselves in much the same position that the United States is in. We are in the throes of depression. But this condition cannot last forever and there is every indication that condi- tions will get rapidly better.
 80 far as other conditions in MeXi- co are concerned. they are rapidly Im- proving. Mexico is peaceful. We are making great progress along the lines of peaceful pursuits in spite of the great handicaps under which our of ficials are working
 Casarin. who will leave Naco with in few days, has been at the border post since last spring. This will com plete his second stay as consul at Naco His new work at New Orleans is in the nature of promotion as he will be second in charge of the cop sulate general at that important point
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Trains Running sga:n

BENSON = The trains from Tomb stone and Nogales are running again, after being tied up for several days on account of washouts. The E. P. & $. w. train from Tombstone was not able to get in here for four days on account of a part of their roadbed washing out in the vicinity of the Cal ifornia Wash. There was quite a heavy rain in that section yesterday but the rip rap that had been put in during the past few days held the wa ter from cutting in on the roadbed. The S. P. train was held up between Contention and St. David.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Personal

Mrs. Lulu Randall has returned to months in California.
 M Effinger left yesterday for Los Angeles and other southern Califor- mia towns on a vacation trip.
 William H. Burgess Fl Pase attor- ney, returned, to his home yesterday after spending a few days here on le- gal business
 Clifton Mathews has returned rom a trip to Phoenix, where he appeared before the tax commission in the in- terest of clients.
 Mrs. J. M. Gibbs and son, J. M. Gibbs, Jr., were in the city yesterday from their home in Carianea.
 Henry T. Tobeleman of Ajo, is in the city for few days on business mission.
 James Allison left this morning for Tombstone where he was caiied on business matters.
 Harry Clark, superintendent of the c. & A. shelter at Douglas, was in the city yesterday on a shcrt visit. He was returning from Tombstone. f J. A. Kempton, former chieI Or DO lice, is entertaining his mother and Saf fc,. fnxx Iov
 Miss Vergie Green anc brother, William c. Green, were in the city yesterday on visit to friends from their home in Cananea.
 Miss Francis Rafferty is spending few days in Tombstone on visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Kate RaffertS.
 A. M Norris, former secretary to Walter Douglas, is in the city for Flew days visit from his home in New York
 Walter Roach, assistant county at torney, was in Tombstone yesterday on official business.
 Mrs. Lottie Barnett, Miss Hattie Blair and Mrs. M. Carter were pas sengers on the Bisbee-Cochise stage yesterday on their way to Pima, Ora ham county.
 J. A. Ivey, assistant clerk of the superior court at Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on his way to Doug las on official business. S
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
ROAD OPEN WEST.

Word received last evening from Tucson last evening was to the effect that crossing could now be made at the Rillito Greek five miles out of Tucson without the aid of teams. The Or tge at Florence is again open for traffic so that travel is again open to Phoenix. The flat between Flor ence and the Superior Highway is rather muddy and chains are needed reports said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Roads Bad. Crops Excenen,

LIGHT = The roads in this section of the country are in very bad shape most of them being two feet deep in mud Turkey creek has been running nearly bank full for the past week and a number of automobiles have had to be pulled out. There is more water running in the creek at this time than has ever been known to any of the old timers in this section. Crops of all kinds are in excellent shape and there will be plenty of good beef ready for the market in a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
ROAD WASHED OUT.

Robert Bixby returned yesterday from a trip to Nogales. He reports rnaL the new road about mile and a half beyond the Cochise county line toward Elgin was washed out for some distance and is in very bad con dition and advises anyone going to Nogales to go via Hereford and Ft. duachuca and take the government road from there via Canile.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
R,ises d Hsndlcar

DOUGLAS - The recent anlounce- ment made by the war department to the effect that airplanes under the jurisdiction of the war department will not be available during the next dry season for air patrols in national forest reserves. the forest service of Cochise county faces the necessity of filling the gap caused by the with drawal of the planes in scme other way.
 During the last fire season airplanes from Douglas and Nogales did excel lent service in the surrounding noun tains and serious fires were averted
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
WILL. MEET TONIGHT.

the Bisbee High School Alumni at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the high school auditorium. After the meet ing there will be a dance Shattuck' s orchestra will furnish the music. All members and friends are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
DATE SET FOR HEARING.

An order has been made in the SUI perior court at Tombstone, on the probate side fixing August II as the day for the hearing of the petition of George -Haniger for letters of admin istration of the estate of his late brother, Harry Haniger, who died a few weeks ago in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
AT AeuA pRlsrA CLUB.

JACK Neary, who has a host of frienos in the Warren District, has returned to this section of the coun- try and is again located in Douglas. He will be manager of the social club at Agua Prieta. He was formerly manager of the Gadsden Hotel bar in "the good sl' days"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Jury Unable To Agree In Trial
 Alleged Gambler

Francisco Salcida was tried yester day afternoon in the city police court before jury on, charge of allowing gambling to be conducted on his place of business. Salcido, with sev- CD other Mexicans, was arrested by local officers in raid Monday night. The arresting officers testified that they watched thu men playing "black jack" before they entered the place and made the arrests. Four of the Mexicans took the stand and testified that they were only playing casino. The jury was Out about two hours and then reported that it was unable to agree. It is reported that the jury stood seven to five for acquittal. It is understood that the case will be retried on Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

T. A. Cowan will leave this evening for Prescott to attend the state con vention of the American Legion which conyenes in that city for a three-days session commencing on August s. He will be joined in Pres colt by John Redmond and Tom Egan and they will represent the l.. A. En gle, Jr., Post in the convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
BUYS sTupEsAkER.

Alfred Holmes is another Bisbee citizen to join the Studebaker own CTS in the district. He purchased a light six yesterday from the Bisbee Auto Company
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

D. E. Hutchins, former county school superintendent, and at present in the automobile business in Tue son, was in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
'' |lIIg!|(g!I!I2S .Il:| |'|'

Reulah Huish, of Douglas, has brought suit in the superior court at Tombstone against Leo. N. Huish, al so of Douglas, for separate mainten- ance.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

John Rooney was an outgoing pas senger for Los Angeles. where he ex- poets to locate.
 II. w. Aldrich, of Inspiration, Gila County, is in the city for few days on a business mission.
 County Attorney John F. Ross is in Phoenix for few days on legal bus mess.
 H. K. Street of the Bouquillas Land & Cattle company, was in the city yesterday on a business trip.
 F. P Barnes, Of Phoenix, is in the ciE for few days on a business mission.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

The Up-To-Date Tailor Shop on Brewery Gulch will he closed on Monday, the proprietor leaving for Los Angeles. Any persons having business with the shop are requested to visit the shop before Saturday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

Curtis Robinson of Miami, was in the city yesterday on a short visit to friends. He is visiting relatives in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
Friday Morning August 5, 1921

Mrs Bert Bean and Miss Bessie Burgess have returned to their home at Tucumcari. N. M., after visiting relatives here for few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05
|GbFARDABoJr 7 rowxl ;l
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL,

Powell Cosby, of Pomerine, was in the city yesterday on his way to the county hospital at Douglas. He was taking "Lija" Thomas, S7 years of age, an Indian War veteran. Mrs. Thomas. who has been taking care of him for the past several years, re- gently fell, breaking one of her an kies, leaving her incapacitated to give him the care needed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

Sheriff Joe Hood was in the city yesterday on his way to Douglas. where he was called on official busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

LEAVES FOR PHOENIX
 E. E.. EllinwUod, of the firm of FL linwood & Ross, attorneys, left last evening for Phoenix, where he will re- main several days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

A driver of car bearing Califor- mia license yesterday contributed S25 to the treasury of Cochise County, for driving his car at an excessive rate of speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

A writ of attachment has been is sued out of the superior court at Tombstone against J. J. and Pat Har- rington in favor of the Henderson Watkins Lumber Company for the sum of S93S.67. The property attach ed was the Hard Times, Kiota and Mountain Top mining claims in the Warren District, as well as certain water rights and springs on the claims.
 The San Francisco Securities Com pany has secured writ of attach ment against Manuel P. Borrego of Douglas for the sum of S495.53 and has attached Lot IA in Block 19 of La cit,. of Dnn olas as a cNnSnnnnnca.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

Mrs. Lulu Randall has returned to the city after an absence of several months in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

M. Effinger left yesterday for Los Angeles and other southern Califor. mia towns on a vacation trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-05

William H. Burges, Fl Fase attor- ney, returned, to his home yesterday after spending few days here on le- gal business.l
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10

N"w YorE. Dee. /. lmmicidr~ in
IL" lnitrd S'@rrs duriu" 1920 tofa'yH
nr"N.mat",N 9.oo0 Gyrrc;. e ur 500
from H." l@t" rrrny1. prrnrGU,- 80 ii
c"@urutatjon hy Frederick l.. lioitm.u
lhird yic"prrsidrnt ana Atutt~tiriau u
Tho rrUIrutial Life Insurance COM.
purF of America.
TIL" fi"urr~ made public 'a.~r ri3u.
,'1ough "Thr Spectator" showed }i~m
rhi~. Truu. =tiIl in the ,r.d with a hiI-
liz" record al ''&.i pcrsonS ior .vrty
l"o.o"o ul pulularion The safest cf
th;rtN-on" cities for which figures
w,'r" tnhbu,Iled wa Rochester, y. Y ,
Whrr" l." rate was hul - for every
leo 600
IN general. the tHh,c1 showed that
southern States with large Negro pcim
lrti"nS. had The highest homicide rate.
and THAI the proportion oi Negroes
1Hin WH% from three and = half to
seven times that OF whites. The nv =
a%" Wa1 %li"htly in cNccSa Of four 70
ono
TH'mlA'5ouS for tn" period l915-l9I9
grouped geographically. showed the
New En"l1nd States to be most law
"hjdin& 80 far aS homi>idrs WAS ~cn.
""rn'd. with Il rate ol 2N for "a"h
i"""o3. TN" Southern group had the
highest rate. los. In the Mfdd'. Nf-
ian'Ic States. The rHtr WAS 81: rru-
tr1l Stut"ss, Gl: Rocky Mountain
SlHt"' 81: amt Pacific Coast Stnto~
o.
o. the larger cities. Boston had the
'"Wr~r ra1' 81: New York WAS second
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10
TWO MEN INNiIIED. ONE SHOT
IN GEORGIA.
Charged With Niding Another Col
orcd Man in Flight It'om Posse.

Warkjnevillc. Ga. Dec. s. Roy
Grove and Wrs Haze. colorcd. wc"I
taken from their zones near Snow
Mill in Oy"uvo County late last nig'n
and lNurhcd and Aaron Bird ong. who
Is alleged To have shot and wound"r
TWO whit" mon WAS shot and killed by
= posse
Til" men lyuchcd were charged Wit!
Hidin" another colorrd man in his
flight from Il posse ui OcuncC County
Officers Sunday. They were killed ON
tn" spot. wh"r" Rrd~onc was Shot ann
Killed early Sunday afternoon.
GrUv" is >aid to have given Biru.
song II pair ot shoes and Ha'r to hay"
furnished lr'm with four shot sun
Shc'S.
After - il alleged To have shot
Fred llool'y - years cd white man
and lo'm Brown. Birdsong is said to
bay" "'udcd Il poSs" for NOR" than -
h"un. II" WAS shot and killed while
in II ditch miles from WatkinSviilr.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10
SCORES LAY CLAIM To EORrI NJ
OF kEtLlSE,
Surrogate Expects Hundreds Will
Contest Share in S2JO, 900.

New York. Dee l-Whon Margaret
EaSton. aged and apparently II friend
less rcclus" died a month ago. Brook.
lyu officials doubted ii She had any
/, lativeS among whom To divide her
fortune OF Il quarter million dollars
Tonight Surrogate Wincatc. to who's"
lot it fell 10 take charE" OF her alia ! :
Is wondering Il the Claimants will fin
ally be counted in scores or il the
number Will reach into the hundreds.
\ few days after Mrs Easton's :
death at hcr Brooklyn home was her.
aided by newspapers, &rttcrS began to
pour IN from many States. one of
th"iu. anonymously cuntrihut ing a doc
um"nt purportiug to he II viii 'cavin"
mo at tn" estate TO Josephine John.
son, 'dau@ht"r by Il former marrlaac -
ol Mrs. t.aStou'S late husband "
I"inN two new letters arrived to
iurth"r "omplicatc the situation. On
oi 'h"s" from J"SsiG'A. Owens OF Sparl
c'orida who said She was Il cousin oI
Mr.. EaSton's late husband.
Another Ittcr. from a prolcssrd
Grand nice" of Mr.. Ea&ton'S in Hrigl.
ton, England asked fer Information
y ihlrd. one OF two from Niruinia
stated that the writer's COW and nm,
lrll dI'u and Ih" pric" of grain va
going up and she had lost Il child ar,,
1hIt. consequent y. She would like ,
part OF tn" money S,nt to her. thuuc /.
she made no legal claim.
Grimes hi patch. Dee. /, i92lD
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10

Car is BADLY DamaGcd-Mauric"
paNnr injured.

On WcduNday. November 80. 1921
tn" fin" Peerless Limousine owned ~
Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker WAS within
four miles south of A1tXaudria. Va. 4
twisted mass OF WrrVkH"c. with tho
front part virtually wrapped around a
giant tree. which had checked its
/ i&ht rs ii sped on its way to one o.
the inlet bays OF the Potomac River.
MIR. Maurir" Payne WAS bleeding from
Wounds in his head and his leg ar1r.
being thrown through the plate glass
wind shield. while lire chauffeur. mann.
cd William Robinson and some tiur,.s
ca led "Chtckrn" for short WAS unu.
jur"d. but WAS under arrest upon q.
rhar|" ui reckless driving. under the
&ntlucncr OF liquor and resisting IN
officer
MIR. fAEn" WAS carried to .AoXlu
dria. Wh"r" he WAS afforded medical
a't"nt'on and WAS ,at"r removed to
Frr"dman's Hospital nj WaShim~tnn
Ills injuries ar" not considered ser
t"uN. IL, arrived in Rirlsmund Sunda
It i. NJ. aud WIS conveyed 10 hi
homo. ITO T.. Leigh street.
lying in snowy white bed. witI
r'|r, plaster about he; head and ON,
leg on1 ot commission from bruises
and cuts Mr.. Maurice Paynr rclafpu
ms experiences which according 10
all -rnSih'" calculations except for the
&o"dn"SS OF the Lord should have
hnd'd him in the heavenly kinrdnm.
W" left Richmond. Thursday or
Wednesday. II WAS hurH,lav nj It,
"r "rk and by two O'Clock. we w,rc
near Alexandria. | ptcahrd with the
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10
I'm Appeal To the tolorcd CIcr"ymcn
OF Richmond.

This letter is calculated to bring to
your mind in as forcih'c a manner as
poSSlbl" the short space OF time n
which Wc have to render assistance
to one, Will fillmore who has been con.
Nict"d OF murder and sentenced to
the Eicctric Chair and whom | repre-
sent and have therefore taken his caSc
to the Supreme Court Of Appeals and
am confident that we will get Il now
trial for him.
rms lS very unfortunate man in.
decd. as he has no friends in the
state OF Virginia and no money with
which to defend his case properly,
and some OF the churches have do1lat-
cd som" money. but this was smell ir
decd. SO PLEASE don't let this man
be prosecuted. as in the writer's ooin-
ION he should have a fair trial 50
render him what assistance YOU can
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE l.. OLIVER.
Richmond planet., 1921-12-10
St -scJ. . -cs --
SrLiT Looms N VIRGINIA G. -. I.
White Rrpuhlicy.n~ Nhout to ErrHk
Hccali>r OF Ninth District Defeat.

According" to information from Nor.
t"k II split in the white Republican
party in Virginia is in prospect, Tho
meeting Oi the state committee SchtG
ul,I for Saturday in Roanoke ha:
been indefinitely postponed and he
two factions are >aid to he organizing
for Il FIGHT to control the committee"
In Norfolk it is said the anti-Sltmr
faction is after the ScalpS OF Con
Grc%Sman {. BaSrom Slcmp and Joseph
"'arcd the failure Of COngrcSsmaI
Slcmp 10 deliver the Ninth District to
Anderson in the rcct Mt election is the
ca1lS" OF the break in the party. Il
tered in Tire Ninth in order that his
defeat might he made 50 crushing as
to impair his growing prestige with
the national adminiSt ration
The S,"mp followers are asserting
that AndcrSonS' speeches during tnr
campaign were full of political blum
dcr$ and that his references to The
lack of education afforded Virginian3
not hr overcome. It is charged also
that he was unable TO deliver the
ttrcngth which was claimed for nm
In Richmond Norfolk and other cities
OF the State.
Wichmond, Va. News Lcadcr.I