Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21
nAco NEWS BRIEFS
(From the Budget)

W. E. Murphy. under indictment tofl embezzlement, has secured bail HE trial will come up shortly
 ". P. McNair leaves today for his home in Texsrkana, Te1as t2. spend the holidays witS his famly. He Will bs gone two weeks.
 J. H. Jack. Bisbee's popular lumber man. was in town Tuesday looking over the field with a view to investing He won out ID his suit with Princle-
 c. c. Thompson is acting as deputy collector of this port iu place or w. s' Wright. who has been promoted 10 ths captaincy of the mounted inspectors
 R. T. Frazier end eldest daughter, Miss Tishie. left this morning for thelr old home in Morgan, Tex. on visit and expect to be gone about a month.
 Efforts are being made to get a new trial for Jim shorten, sentenced to ten years in the peniienJiary for the hold-up of the Little Iceberg saloon at Douglas.
 John R Hall is still confined tQ. his home with the attack of asthma from which N.1 mas ENtAN4NA MI SoAAAN " NNAAE7- He has grown much weaker lately.
 Mrs Sid Coburn. accompanied by her son. will leave in a few days for Goldfeld. where MT. Coburn is engag- ed in business. s--'' 7~@
 Miss Hattie Curtis, for two years in charge of the telephone exchange. at this point, has been transferred to Douglas. and in future her sister. Miss Stella. will do the hello work at this end of the line.
 The welcome intelligence was re- ceived by s. NJ. Aguirte this week that his mother-whose illness called him to Tucson last week-had so far improved in health that her recovery is LOW assured. z. =
 Antonio Padia, a Mexican; arrested by, the rangers at Arivaca on suspicion of, being wanted for murder commit. ted nesri Nogales.' was. rEcged S5jail here early in the week, but later was released as not being theH man de sired. '--- '
 A business man of Bisbee is the Budgets informant that the anti-gamb- ling crusade which has overtaken Phoenix and Tucson is about to sweep over that city. He says there iS a good deal of quiet talk being indulged in on the subject. '''
 c. c. Barry returned yesterday from a business trip to Tucson. He was accompanied on his return by Honor DuBois. Homer. when he left here several months ago for Goldfeld. said he would come back either in a private car or cattle car. He compromised on q smoker.
 J. M. Gibbs & Co.,. of Cananea, have secured the extensive liquor franchise on all the Greene concessions in the. Sierra Madres. In th.s connection Il may be noted that four of the largest sa~mills possible to procure have been ordered fc- the timber tracts purchased by Colonel Greene.
 Work has been temporarily suspend cd on both the artesian, wells being bored here. Cessation of operations on that of the Bisbee-Naco water Go. is due to the fact that a sand pump ordered was too small for the well, and the arrival of a larger one $ awaited. R. c. Miller stopped work on his well because he is engaged just at present in fencing his ranch.
 "Baching" is the popular fad among the young men about town just at present. About a dozen of them have lately taken up the pastime and number of others are slated for the experiment H. Ii. Talia1erro and Mark Hanna take the Coburn house as soon as Mrs Coburn leaves for Goldheld, and will do their own house wo-k-Taliaferro officiating as cook and Hanna as chambermaid,
 Supt. Temple of the Cananea road has been an Fl Paso visitor most of the week. He was called as a witness in a hearing before the interstate com merce commission, wherein the Santa Fe is charged with discriminating in freight rates. He testified that the CanAnea road had 10 pay $4.60 for coal I. 0. b. at Dsming. while the Greene Consolidated company paid s4.05 for the same coal at 1he same place. '.-
 Naco suffers a distinct loss in the 1etirement of c. ". Gould from the slpe-in;endency of the Bis6ee-Naco Water Co.,, since. it probably means the abandonment of the park which ME. Could had planned setting out next spring. The intention was to set out some ten acres in fast-gnowiug trees like the cottonwood and eucal- yptus. and provide a recreation ground for the people of Bisbee-whieh they surely need. The idea is good one but it is dollars 10 doughnuts that it win be laid aside now.
 The Budget man is arranging deal by which himself and three other citizens will get hold ofstwenty acres apiece in the valley north of town and sink an artesian well at the inter secung Hines of the four tracts, the in tenticn being to put the eighty acres Gu in fruit trees. The well, it is