Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-05
CATHOLIC PRIEST
 L00SES HIS CIGARS
BAGGAGE INSPECTED BY GUS TOMS OFFICER AT DOUGLAS.
Three Boxes of Cigars Are Confis- cated-Mexican Arrested for Steal
 ing Bed Clothes-Picnic Postponed.
Special tU Review.D

Douglas. Aug. AR. l.. Hogue. the civil engineer. has returned from an extended stay at the Palaminos mine, in Sonora. Mir. Hogue has been on the property for nearly two months. doing the surveying and making complete plat of the property. MT. Hogue re- ports a large number of Americans going into the lower country, and says several new finds have been made recently. and looks for good sized mining boom in the new gold fields early in the fall.
 Francisco Armada. a Mexican labor CT, was arrested yesterday evening on a warrant sworn out before Judge o. B. Johnson. for stealing sack of be l. sheets, pillow cases. etc, from the dwelling rooms adjoining the Oro- Plata saloon. halfway house located near the boundary line and run by Charles Beverly. Alamada was dis covered by a young man named Bush as he was getting away with the sack of bed clothing. and calling another young man, both followed the Mex ican and caught up with him just as he was about to step across the line into Mexico
 Under the new ruling sent out by the government at Washington, the law is no respector of persons. Yesterday a Catholic priest started 70 board the evening train for Bisbee. when Inspector Smith asked to in spect his baggage He found three boxes of cigars in the grip which had not been entered by the clergyman. The priest protested when the cigars were taken away from him. giving as his reason that they were for his per- sonal use. The inspector could not go behind the law issued from Wash ington. and took the perfectos to the custom house. where they are now in the hands of Judge Reese, who looks after Uncle Sam's interests here.
 s. F. Mcguire and wife are expected back from California this evening. where they have been sojourning dur ing the summer months.
 The firemen's picnic. which was to have been given at Turicachi on the 18th has been postponed until the 23d of this month
 Senor Jose A .Camou. the senior Camou. as he is generally called, is ex- pected in Douglas this evening from Hermosiro Mir Camou comes to Douglas. to look after the interests Of the Camou estate, which has been tied up in Agua Prieta by the govern ment, and his purpose is to come to some amicable. agreement, in order that the town can be properly laid out and turned over to the Mexican gov ernment Mir Camou is getting to be an old man. but carries his age tracts of land in Sonora and other parts of Mexico. granted him by the Mexican government for services per. formed many years ago. His large coal fields are said to be very rich, and he has been offered some very tempting prices by American com panies at different times, but none were enough to get them from him. Senor Autoro Morales, a prominent merchant of Guaymas. and son-in- law of MT. Camou. also looks after the Camou estate. and will accompany MT. Camou to Douglas.
 The busiest place in Douglas is the International-Ameri office. Messrs. Kelly & Bull. with a large force 'f men. are getting things in good shape to bring out the new daily for Douglas, and the evening International-Amer- ican will present to the people of Douglas on Wednesday afternoon one of the best and newsiest papers ever distributed over the smelter city.
 The International-Americ has ia. ken up the fight for a chamber of con- merce. which mean, the bringing oi many thousands of dollars to the smelter city, and it is safe to say one will be organized in very short time with the hest business men in town at