Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-08
TRACE OF CHILD'S
 MEXICAN ASSAILANTS
AT LOWELL ON THE FOURTH OF JULY-MEN STILL BEING
 LOOKED FOR.
if Caught They Are Likely to Be Hand led in a Manner That Win Prevent Future Repetition of the Like of- fense.
(Reviews News Bureau, Lowell, July
 7, 1so5.)

Nothing further has been heard con cerning the Mexicans who on Tues day attempted assault upon a little girl near the city Of the truth of the story of the child there is not the slightest doubt entertained here. 4 lookout has been kept carefully for Mexicans who have been out of sight here for several days. but as yet they have not been located. It is thought possible that when they do appear the little girl may be able to identify them as her assailants. Tn that event there is q very strong sentiment here in favor of taking the fellows out and making examples of them in a manner that will remove likelihood of similar offense being attempted here in lCne time to come The little girl continues positive that if confronted with the men she will be able to ident fly them
 The Lowell Commercial Co. receiv- cd over four wagon loads of new goods for the dry goods side Of the house yesterday.
 C. H. Wiles will have his barber chop completely renovated and remod- eied. A cigar and periodical stand will be put in. and the best in both smoking and reading will be sold.
 The case of Chas. Sproule vs. W. X. York was tried before Justice Hogan. The evidence in the case was so mix cd that although York admitted tear ing down the fence around the dis puted claim. claiming a prior right to the property. the jury found him not guilty.
 ! In the garnlshment case of Rarglay vs. McCamby. change of venue was granted by Judge Hogan. and the case will be tried before Justice McDon- aid at Bisbee.
 A R. Davis was arrested yesterday in Tombstone charged with stealing horse and buggy from ]. E. Brophy, at this place. Constable Hunt went tafter him and brought him back on the afternoon train.
 4 carload of milk cows will arrive at the C. & X. ranch today. The demand for milk has been so great lately that the management have found it necessary to buy more coZs to supply the trade.
 The Peoples Store has three new signs out Two of them are large cloth signs stretched across the road. The other is painted on the front of the store and gives it a very hand some appearance.
 ! The Hub saloon is being wired for electric lights, and the old lamps which have heretofore given light will bp done away with
 | x. l.. Barnett and Miss Lottie Me Even were married last evening at , the home of the parents of the pride. Rev. L. w. Wheatley, of Bisbee, per formed the ceremony. After the we'd ding a supper was served to the guests, who numbered about seventy. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett left on the morning train for Catalina Islands. where they will spend their honey moon. They will be at home to their friends in th's city after August the 18th.
 i, The branch bank of the Miners & Merchants opened here today in charge of C. A. Bonnet and Mir. Thom- , as. There were a number of callers during the day who opened accounts. 1 It Is said the number for the day ex- ceeded 25 That the bank wiil do a thriving business here is assured by the continually growing volume of bus mess in the town and consequent de- mand for banking accommodation.