Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-20
MEXICAN WAS
 NOT KILLED
OFFICER WAS oUELLING A FAM
 iLY RIOT AT DOUGLAS
Mexican Given Six Months For Steal. ing on,y One Hsm-United States
 Customs Officials Pay Us Visit
( Special to Review.)

iSaStohh biVnudy nlSht and rumOred killing of a Mexican by an officer. turned out to be a fizzle. John Scott had been specially deputized to keep peace in Ragtown and had been called on to quell a disturbance between Paylo Arsis and his wife. Arais had been pursuing his spouse with a knife was the complaint as told to Scott The officer at once repaired to the Arais home only to find all disturb ances quelled
 A friendly discussion soon followed Scott's admonition to the greaser to be good. Arais rolled a cigarette and seemed to be docile enough, when of a sudden he made a lunge at the off cer with the knife. Scott was too quick for him, however, and plugged him, the bullet scraping his shoulder.
 Arais had his hearing today and was locked up on a charge of assault ing an officer.
 Jose Maria Duarte purloined a ham from the store of Fiegge-Figgs yester- day afternoon, was pursued, captured and "pinched" for so doing and today looked Judge Johnson in the eye when his honor gave him six months board at the county grub house, dispensary as ample time in which to fill up.
 Molinaria Luna stole a saddle from Jeff Bachus and before proceeding a block with his ill-gotten gain disposed Of same for money consideration. The Judge was talking to 'Mr. Moon" when the Review man left.
 G. B. Anderson, who was arrested in the Waldorf saloon on Saturday night for packing a gun" was fined thirty dollars today. Looks like war on gun men from now on.
 ManueE Ballasteros received check from Paymaster Rous, of the Fl Paso and Southwestern. which amounted to two-bits. Manuel, or some other crafty son of Motezuma, raised the check from 25c to read s12.5O. An amigo of Ballasteros sue. ceeded in cashing the check at the Half-Way-House on Third street. Mrs. Beverly, wife of the proprietor. was easy money for the grafters, but it's ten to one that another Mexican will feed at the expense of Cochise county.
 Three Mexican drunks were up be- fore his Royal Old Highness this morning and the result was that Shor- ty Corson had to run 'em into the caI- aboose; they had no dinero after una grande burachio"
 F. s. Douglas, who was thrown from his buggy last evening while on his way to Date Graham's home, is suffer ing from two broken ribs and several cuts about the head.
 Sheriff Dell Lewis returned from Sonora today. He took Jose Duarte, who was sentenced to serve six months in the county iaii to Tomb stone.
 Ben Bybon, a Tombstone merchant, is in Douglas today on business.
 P. B. Ferguson paid Bisbee visit today. He was up on mining busi- ness.
 Phebe brothers, mining brokers, now located at Bisbee, but formerly of Douglas, came down from the copper camp today.
 Postmaster Renwick White returned from Bisbee this morning.
 Professor Harry MsCoy, matchmak- CT for the Douglas Amusement com pany, is in the Shelter City. Profes- sor Mccoy took trip to Agua Prieta this morning and expressed his pleas ure at the way things are moving about the new bull ring of the Douglas Amusement company. We will sure ly have the big fellows here on the Fourth" said Mccoy, "and if we do, all the big cities of the east and the Pacific coast will send delegations to see the battles"
 Douglas enjoyed a visit from two United States customs officials on Monday, Colonel Jos. F. Evans, special agent of the treasury department and George D. Black, special inspector O. the treasury department. Both of th' gentlemen expressed themselves ae surprised at the appearance and ac tivity of Douglas. nqusstionably the. found everything under Judge Reese's watchful eye to be OK. A. E. Ensign left Monday evening for Bisbee on business connected with the Douglas Savings and Loan asso- citation, an institution lately founded through Mir. Ensign's efforts. Said he, before leaving: Everything is now moving nicely with the Savings and Loan association and we will soon send in our articles of incorporation. We have among the stockholders many of the local merchants and the future looks bright to us. A great deal of the stock is owned by outside capital, but the local business men who came in own considerable install ment stock"
 Ranger Ronnie Mcdonald returned last evening from trip through the
 extreme southeastern corner of the territory. He reports heavy rains in