Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-09
Fay L.. Craig, Former Jail Bird RearreSted at Globe for Horse Stealing - Stole a Horse Here Before.
What Is Going on in Tombstone Official and Social Circles. ArizonanS at Coast Prepare for High JinkS,
Special to Reriew.l

Ndy uhlit tue idliSE part Ol otptSihbSA' The only matter up before the court this morning was the back tax case of the county against w. G. Goodale regarding the taxes alleged to be due ol the Boston Mill land on the San PeGro. The defendant was allowed some additional time to make some changes in his answer and demurrer and the case went over until later in the term.
 This evening the court will probably hear the evidence in the cases of two aliens from Bisbee who wish to get out their final papers so that they will be able to have a vote this fall They were unable to get over before.
 In the case of Warnekros vs. Lowen- stein. the plaintiff was allowed 60 take judgment and the calendar finally cleared of all cases that had been set for trial at the present term.
 Court adjourned this afternoon or rather stands at a recess until such time of the Court returns from the coast, which will be some time in the latter part of the month of September.
 An old Offender.
 kdvices have been received here to the effect that Fay L. Craig, formerly of this county, who was recently re- leased from the penitentiary, aI1er serving term of two years for horse stealing, had been arrested in Globe on a similar charge during the past few weeks. and while confined in the jail at that place made an attempt to escape with a Mexican companion by tearing off a part of the ceiling and roof of the county jail, but they were found at work before they had made hole large enough to let them out. Craig was tried in the district court here during the month of July, 1904, for stealing g horse belonging to C. F. Aiusworth at Naco, but owing to the indictment being drawn at variance with the proof in the case in regard to the brand, the case was dismissed and he was ordered held to await the action of the next grand jury While he was held under bond he went to the stable of w. G. Blu chanan in this city and hired horse to go 10 Bisnte and when he reached there h. sold the saddle and was trye ing to sell the horse when he was ar ISSleu- ne was DiOuSnl Oftl tO liiC county jail and was then allowed to Plead guilty to the charge of the stealing of the Ainsworth horse and was sentenced to serve term of two years in Yuma. With his good time allowance he was released a few weeks since and now stands a very good chance of spending several years more at the penitentiary.
 City Council.
 A meeting of the city council was held on Saturday evening and full attendance present. The usual month ly allowance of bills was made. Tax Collector George Bravin. made his re- port on the taxes collected for the present year, and the report shows that of the assessed valuation of lit tie over s300.000 there is the smallest amount due for taxes as delinquent for this year of any year in the his tory of the city. When the taxes be- came delinquent on the third Monday of July there was but a few hundred dollars outstanding and since then the majority part of it has been paid so that there is now hardly S100 on the delinquent tax roll. which is a re- markedly good showing. The chief of police was instructed to spend the sum of s100 in fixing up the streets. This work will be done during the Text few weeks.
 Bulletins.
 Mrs. Judge Doan, accompanied by Ter daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Doan, and Mrs. G. McAllister, left this morn ing for Tucson where they will remain until tomorrow and then go On to Cali ss2rDia. They will be joined at Tucson tomorrow py Judge Doan who will ac- Company .tli;steni on to the coast. -.--
 William Pearce left this mornin. for Tucson where he will remain for some time, having been here for sey eral weeks on visit to his son, John Pearce, who has been on the sick list for some time.
 Mrs. Mary Elder, of Douglas, who las been here for some time on visit to fer aunt Mrs. James Mars, returned to her home in Douglas this morning.
 Miss Lillian BatcneIdeT left this morning for Douglas where she will spend few days on visit 10 friends and relatives.
 Bob Renter. the Babocomari cattle man, was in town yesterday on a short business trip. He reports the cattle in that section of the county as being in first-class shape and plenty of green feed and water.
 Miss J. McCutcheson of Cananea came in last evening and will remain for fortnight on a visit to her broth CT, who is in the employ of the Can anea Consolidated company as pump man.
 Fred Carlavata Is al present at the Fort Thomas Hot Springs where he is trying to secure relief from an at- tack of rheumatism. Word received