Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-19
TOMBSTONE MAT TIERS.

luc hhuuS Ol Jouu bidftiu dt t1dtlC- ha a few days since by a gambler named Mann recalls a shoo,ing scrape in which Martin figured a few years since in this county. Martin was liv- ing at the Copper King or Barrett | camp in the Dragons. and claimed | an interest in several claims there. A party consisting of Geo. Fitts. Jas. Barrett and one of the officials of the Copper King Company went out from here to inspect the property. Martin | was at the camp, and had some worGs with the party and they left, going | on to Pearce. Upan their return, when nearing the Hudson place Mar | tin made his appearance and com | menced shooting al ihe party. He | fired a number of shots which did no damage except wounding one of the l horses that the party were driving. They managed to get away from Mar warrant was sworn out for Martin, but he made his way into Mexico and steyei there for several months until the affair had somewhat settled. He | was known to be very quarrelsome l when drinking.
 Deputy Sheriff Wilson. while going | f; om Nacc to Tombstone on Satur- | day evening made the capture of two 1 Chinamen who were trying 10 make | their way into the country -----. |. | When the train stopped at Lewis ! Sr rings the tow Mongolians got aboard and took seats in the smoking | car.
 They looked rather suspicious. anu | Wilson asked them to show up their certificates. They admitted they had rene. so the officer placed them under arrest. placed them in the county jail. and notified Chinese Inspector Cornell of the arrest. who came over | and will take them before the U. s. | commissioner for examination. When | they were searched at the jail last night they had on several suits of clothes, two suits of ..erican clothes | ove- their Chinese garments Their money only amounted to s115. They stated they had been working at Can anea for some time. It it is report I ed that a number of Chinamen are making their way over through the Huachucas. coming by way of Montet- ! Zuma canyon. thence to the vegetable gardens on the river, where they are harbored by the fellow countrymen | way further north from the llne. | M. M. sherman. engaged in the cat tie brokerage business in Kansas; is | a Tombstone visitor. Mir. Sherman at one time was principal of the pub lie schools here during the early days of the camp. when school was held in the old adobe building at the foot of Fourth street. Mir. Sherman is on | fa fn ment of cattle. He has an interest in a ranch in the northern part of tt at state.
 A divorce case was filed in the Dis
 ttrict Court this morning. It is enti
 ted Emma Childres vs. Fred c. Chil
 dres. The plaintiff is a resident nt
 Bisbee The action is on the grounds of desertion and non-support
 From present appearances 1t lCoks
 as though the board e supervisors
 would have to provide some other placef or the holding Of the Decembc- term of the District ari UniteI Statea
 Courts It will now he almost impos
 slb'e to put the old ccur. room into any kind of shape fo ruse. A part c.
 the rear wall has been torn down, and
 the wall of the new anhex lacks con 1 siderable of being any where near
 com plet ion. There is some talk of
 using the old Mining Exchange Hal where court was held before ihn court i house was erected It will be a great
 inconvenience to hold it there on ar
 count of all the records and papers
 in the cases will have 10 be carried lack anc forward. besides the danger of moving the prisoners from the jail | here over to that building
 There are now forty-three prison CTS in the county jail. half of whom are held to await the action of the
 grand jury on felony charges. Five
 were placed in the jail on Saturday. one from Naco and two from B:shee and two Chinamen are held for the
 United States authorities. The iail is crowded to it's utmost capacity. and it is with difficulty that they are all stored away safely.
 | Two weddings were solemnized in this city yesterday, those oe Vim. j.
 wasser and Miss Minnie Yoho, Harry C. Hughes and Flo-encia Lara.
 The two miners, Padgett and Rowe, who were injured on Friday night by
 the explosion of 2 missel hole. ere
 doing nicely at the roun5y hospital. It is now though tthat the sight If both eyes will be save1. Rowe stood the effects of his operation in having
 his arm taken of remarkably, ard is doing nicely.
 The private car Soudan. bearing the officials of the Calumet < Bisbee and Calumet & Arizona was in this city
 for several hours yesterday, having
 stopped over here on Their way to Nogales. The party visited he plant
 of the Consolidated company, going
 below inspecting the large pumps on the 600 as well as tbcsH feing put in on the 700.
 J. J. Bowen came oyer from Bisbee
 Saturday evening and Jeff yesterday for his home. taking over with him the big tallaho. which was formerly used by the stage company between