Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-31
TWO WERE INJURED
 @ IN FIRE FIGHT
ONE sUsTAiNs BROKEN LEG AND OTHER BURNED HANDS AT
 LOWELL.
ancendiary 5laze Endangered 12.ooo y Cords of Wood Yesterday Morning
 in Moore Yard-No Glue to Fire 5ug-Lowell Notes.
aview's News Bureau

.v Reviews News Bureau ST # fr Howell Drug Store, Aug. oo. "A fire, undoubtedly of incendiary ori- gin, started in the wood yard of Moore & Co.Sabcut o'clock this morning. In putting 1t out two men sustained SC were injuries
 Tom Holland, broken leg.
 a James Harris, burned hands.
 The time of the fire and the fact that straw and other highly inflamn.a- ble material. evidently gathered from packing boxes about saloon, had been stuffed into a cord of dry cyprus. in a portion of the yard where the blaze would nave the best oppor- unity to gain headway rapidly and unnoticed in the beginning, leave no s' doubt thatt an incendiary did the work and planned it we'll in advance The fortunate discovery of the fire be fore it. had made good start and the prompt response of many people to e. the alarm, given alone saved the 12,OOO cords 6f wood in the yard and large portion of the town prorably from de- struction. Damage from the blaze was kept down to about $50 by the effect i've work done by the fife fighters. ss MT. Moore stated yesterday that he
 
 one, to his knowledge, had ground for grievance that would direct any such outrage. The Lowell officers are as muck in the dark as is Mir. Moore. The wood it was attempted to destroy cost delivered at the yard about. SSf per cord, and it's loss would have been a heavy item. Following she alarm sounded by the Junction alarm was sounded in Bisbee and the fire department there was ready r,at car to which an engine had been attached to make the run when a syspcrR was sent in that the fire was out.
 The broken ieg sustained by MT Holland was the result of a fall from the top of a cord Of woodsfrom which -.=bsAsyzss..RE .REsia@ 4sSixsza- -hy- -eacLaasai2@- flames. Mir. Harris received his ]. burned hands while throwing burn ing wood to a vacant place from a pie that was being caught by the flames. E STAes flesh -of' the hands was burned almost to crisp.
 meeting of citizens is to be cali ed shortly for the purpose of arrang- ing 10 fix the dam which has been us N'A ed to inipound water for the sprink ling service so that it will not be sub iect to filling with each storm and bC- coming useless because of sand gath ering behind it. At the same time it is expected that the matterof fire pro 2, etection wiq come up and decisive ac: tion be taken toward securing a local with equipment of hose and fire fighting apparatus.
 A. bear was rallied off in the cily , last evening It was won by Dusty Bob, who is now up against it to find of amusement and healthful location ln the suburb for his new acquisition. The bear has been sas feSure about the town for week, itseowrers. parading it to encourage ssthe sale of~chances. They brought it here from Sonora. where it was cap tured. It is of the black variety, and of large size. Chances were sold at $1 each, and brought S75.
 Supervisor Taylor came to the city last evening from Douglas on private business matters. He was accompa- nied by his daughter, who stops here for few days with friends. MT. Fay for goes t6 B4sbee to spend day be- foresretnxatng home.
 Mrs. W. c. Clemons and daughter %Sf,s&e returned to their home here from vegy-delghtful vacation trip in Cali fornia. While there they visited throughouS<the state, concluding the outing at Catalina Island in company with Mrs. Clemons' brother, A G. Smith, the Clifton banker.