Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-29
DOUGLAS BOASTS
 FEMALE LAWYER
MRS. LEWANDowsKi IS CONDUCT .. ING IMPORTANT LAND CASE
William Parsons Arrested For Flour
 Progress There Yesterday Quiet
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Special to Review)
 1 Douglas, April 2s-The land suit of Ryan versus Stonehouse, revealed to the public the existence of local lady attorney. Her name is Mrs. E. Lewandowski, and she is a graduate of the Hastings law school of the Uni versity of California
 Before being admitted to the bar. Mrs. Lewandowski spent ten years ! in the office of the United States sur veyor general at San Francisco. Mrs. Lewandowski has been admitted to practice before the supreme court Of California and the bar of the depart ment of the interior as well. Her spe- cialty is land and mining law. and her work before Land Commissioner Pirtle yesterday showed that she is mistress of many of the intricacies of land law practice.
 | Single-handed she is conducting the defense of Jimmie Stonehouse against a trio of Douglas ba-risters. Flanni- gan and Feltus with Attorney McDe- witt. seem like a formidable array to send against the redoubts of the little woman. but neither numbers or sex seems 10 bother her an iota. William Parsons. a railroad em- ploye. was arrested last night for flourishing a six-shooter. The day has gone by when it is necessary to pack gun in peaceful community, even in Arizona. and the arrest of Parsons is highly commeudable. The citizens of Douglas don't wear hair on their teeth and when necessary may be called down without having the mug gle Of a gun showed in their faces There are a few instances when the carrying Of a siX-shooter is all right, but aside from the officers who must carry one the ius: ances are few and far between. A man under the infiu- ence Of booze is not the wisest thing that ever happened and gun in his hands is an arsenal of danger. Pro miscuous gun plays should be sat on hard and the gun players maed to wake up to a re- alization Of the fact that Ari- zona is a part ot the whole of civili- zation and they themselves but small atoms in the integral parts of law abiding community.
 The bond election, being held today, in the school house opposite the libra " hall, does not seem To have crea- ted much excitement among voters. At o'clock. eighteen votes had been cast, a small percentage of those who hocked to the polls one month ago to choose E. R. Pirtle and Horace ions of most people here indicate that the bonds will be voted beyond doubt The judges are J. w. Stev- ens. J. G. Marts and H. J Aston.
 T. P. Lloyd, a mixing operator from the Sahuaripa district Of Sonora, is soiourning in Douglas from the heat of the Rio Yaqui country. MT. Lloyd and brother are owners of the well known Monterey and Sonora mines in the Sahuripa distrct. Loyd Bros. are at present devoting most Of their attention 10 the development Of their La Plonosa de Santana A large force of men are continually employed by the LIoyds. mostly Yaquis. MT. T. P. Lloyd. our Douglas vi iitor, talks fuen1ly and interestingly fl the his tory of Sonora and is a i m believer that the bordering Mexican state will soon lead the world in the production of copper
 Justice R O. Johnson is awaiting final instructions from Dr. w. E. Cush ing as 10 the disposition of Aleyne Cushing's remains. The last instruc tons from Cleveland, Ohio, ordered that the body be prepared for ship ment and added that the father would arrange with the express companies As yet. 10 further aGvices have been received. Cushing is the man found dead in the unfinished jail building last Sunday morning.
 Francisco Campano is in the tolls. the result of having wilfully, unlaw fully, feloniously and burglariously
 
 corner of 9th and Railroad avenue. and taken goods and chattels not his own. About sun6own yesterday, the mescalized PeisaDo went into the Mechanics saloon and bought drink ES then wc1t c-tsi-S aIa a.S..1Id .5S building, re-eptering by a rear door. As he passed through the back room he "glauned" a handful Of wearing apperal from an open grip and boldly paraded through the saloon with his plundeY under his arm. The owner of the goods, NJ. J. Pomeroy. gave chase to the fleeing pirate. who made tracks toward the international line When caught. Campano de mucho bravo. had mysteriously disposed of the stolen articles. He was turned over to Marshal Graham, who land ed him in the jug. He was arraigned today hpsnr,. Jud0a Iohneop uh6 cot