Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-05
AN ASSAULT
 Al FAlRBANK
DRuNkE" ~sxIbAN TRIED TO DO UP SECTION FOREMAN
Hockey to Have the Deed to Copper
 King Mining Property Set Aside. |. ?. Haynes Begins Suit Aga'ns E. A.

TembstoneJ May 4--L. F. Haynes has begun suit in the district cour. against E. Al Hockey to have a min ing deed to fhe Copper King mine in the Hartfofd mining district, in the HuachucasJ set aside, alleging that said Hockfey obtained said deed by fraudulentf means. That he got him under the finfuenee of liquor and while he had }m in that condition got hiy GO execgte the deed transferring sse E-ne fot the consideration of s1eH64- He aIlea es that the mine is reaS,haoly worth he sum of s10,000. Neal X Sutter Ire the plaintiffs attOfney.
 A Mexican was brougst up from Fairbagnks Saturday y0ening and place4 in the jail by Deputy Sheriff Joe IEarrieu and wip be examined to- day fhefore Judge wardwell on a charge or assauN with intent to com as. murder The Mexican after hay inet nsied up on fighting whisky at the ea oons in Ihat city. went down to the non hs5use just below town and se-
 ifinss& 22 ealiber rife proceeded to keYe himself by shooting at the fee. kf Ihe Mexican women there and mak- |snf them dance. There cries soon bseught Con Cronin, the section boss. fsbe having heard the 5h,ts had armed flsiu.self with sixshooter. The Mex iean had just set the rifle down to take . q rest between the acts when Cr9nin g aPreared. Cronin Id the Mexican that he wanted him to stop shooting around there. I've Mexican became al gered at Croain aad began abusing l,fn and at the same adme started to reach for the rife. Cron1n rushed in on him just as he was abon. to raise . st. and hit him over the head With his gun, cutting quite gash in his tore head but not sufficient to stop hin. The two then struggled for a few sec ends over the gun when Cropin man. aged to get in another blow on the Mexican's head stunning him. He was soon after placed under arrest by Dep uty Sheriff Larrieu.
 Francisco Compana was brought over from Douglas on Saturday by Dep uty Constable Tom Vaughn and placed in the county jail to await the action >of the grand jury on charge of rob oery. He makes the thirty-eighth and the quarters 9sf are 6ec5a66isk IsoTss Isomas what crowded.
 The condition of District Attorney Leavenworth is stiIl very critical ana for the worse during the past few days and fears are entertained for his reccy- cry.
 Allen R English, the well known at- torney is confined to his home with a serious attack of rheumatism and has been so confined ever since his re- turn from the east.
 Tombstone hose team left this morn ing for Cananea where they will enter the race to be run there. The team is about the same as it was when they ran here on the day of the celebration bers: A. W. Howe, Hal Smith, E. But Ter, Johnny Marrs, Max Axford, Dee Yoho, Sam Watt, Scotty Garrett, Earl Read, Jas. Walker, Paul DeBaud. John Harter, John Rock and Jim Smith. The boys go down with the ut most confidence of bringing back the prize money and to regain their lost honors, which they lost here on a bob ole on the day of the celebration after making one of the prettiest runs that had ever been made by any team in Arizona The team was accompanied fyY A number Of citizens who go down to root for the team and to witness the celebration.
 o. J. omstead. the well known arch itect of Douglas, has been In this city for several days on business. He came over to confer with Messrs. Mia no & Shearer in regard to the large two-story brick block they are soon to erect in Douglas The building will have eleven store rooms on G. street and two on Ninth, while the second story will be used for offices. The r'ans call for an excellent structure and Mr Omstead stated to your cor respondent that the building. when completed, would be one of the finest in Douglas. Mir Omstead was here also to make drawing of plans for the addition of the court house. He re- turned home this morning but will re- turn here Saturday. when the board of supervisors win be in session.