Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-07
WAS TRIED FOR
 ENTICING GIRL
EDWARD REWARD FOUND NOT
 GUTLTY IN DOUGLAS.
Douglas IS Now Trying to Organ ize Commercial Club Just Such as Rishee Needs the Worst Way.

lze a Commercial Club Just Such
 as siehee Needs the Worst Way.
 (Specia, Correspondence) Douglas, tan 6.-Colonel William Moore of F Paso, a large contractor and builder, spent few days in Doug iss in the interest of Charles Com stock of Phoenix. MT. Comstock has purchased three lots east of the Bank of Douglas building and c street, and will erect magnificent office building and store. The building will be one of the prettiest in Douglas, being oi pressed brick with stone trimmings. Dir. Moore has also several other plans for building in Douglas, and is looking around 10 see if he can secure en- ough material in this section to begin work. The great drawback has been the inability of the brick yards to sup ply Suficien: brick for building pur- poses.
 Judge Royal O. Johnson the newly elected justice of the peace, has quail fled and has taken his office. He has several cases presented to him by Con stable Date Graham, but the judge ob- served New Years and the cases were continued until Friday
 Tom Vaughn has been appointed by Date Graham as deputy constable of Douglas Precinct No. :. Tom is a good officer and has served the people of Cochise county on several occasions, and is known as a good and fearless officer, who will always perform his duty. Constable Graham made wise choice in selecting a man like Tom Vaughn
 The case of the Territory of Ari- zona versus Edward Reynard, a baker charged with enticing Mabel Taylor a IA year old girl to leave her home for him, was heard before Judge Perrin Thursday. The witness proved that the girl left her father because he had illtreated her. and she only went to Reynard in order to get away from the treatment of her father Reynard had room rented for the girl, and her meals sent to her, but nothing crimi- na was proven against him After severely lecturing the father and ad- vising him to treat his daughter bet ter. Judge Perrin dismissed the case.
 New Years was ushered in by the people of Douglas in many ways. The blowing of the factory and shelter whistles and the dozen engines which had steam up at the round house caus- ed horrible din and some say the people at Glance heard the racket made in Douglas.
 number of the creditors of the firm of Aston and Maloney are arriv- Ing. and a conference will be held in a day or two, and some decision arrived al with regard 10 continuing the busi- ness. From some who have reached Douglas the Review learns that a ma jorfty now favor the plan of continu- ing the business under the direction of Mir. Kenion who is named as as. signee. Mr Kenion is a capable and thorough business man with a large number of friends in Douglas.
 The business men of Douglas have taken hold of the proposition present. ed 10 them t0 organize a commercial club and the movement is meeting with success. The young men who have the matter in hand are wide awake fellows. and have had experi ence in this line. They should cer tainly meet with much encourage meut in their work The Review joins in and wishes them success il their undertaking
 George 4. Hardake and F. w Ligh left for Fl Paso Wednesday The of flee Of claim agent and O. S. & D clerk being transferred to the office a IT Paso. F. L. Hunter, the materia agent with a force of clerks will reacI Douglas in a few days, and occupy tn office left vacant by the claim depart ment- The present offices of the con 2 force of clerks now employed. It quite probable that the entire depo will be used for offices, and a new st; lion built in the east end of town nea the round house. The present wa delays the train over 20 minutes rounding the "Y," and a depot on tn curve would do away with a good de; of unnecessary switching and rupni1 around the loop. It would save col siderable time to both passenger an freight trains