Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
HAVE LOCATED STILES
SAN DIEGO SHERIFF SAYS HE IS NOW ACROSS LINE FROM
 SAN DIEGO.
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n from Sheriff Thomas W. Broadnax of San Diego county. California, ask ing if Billy Stiles was wanted and reply was sent by Under Sheriff Wal lace to the effect that he was nor wanted here by the Territorial off cers, but that he was wanted by the United States Marshaps office on number of offenses and to wire them. It is surmised that Stiles is in the vii cinity of Tiajuans, just across the Ene in Mexico from San Diego. Ad- vices recently received are 10 the effect that he has been conducting mescal vinetreia in that locality for sometime. When Stiles broke jai, here he was under indictment on six different charges, one of which he and Alvord were jointly indicted cn a charge of holding up the United States mails, and to which charge Alvord plead guilty and served out his two years sentence. Both men are said to be wanted in Sonora for holding up a man named Tener, and relieving him of four bars of gold bull lion that he had in his possession.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Two marriage licenses were issued in the Probate Court late yesterday afternoon as follows: James Breen to wed Mabel Lane, the former of Nogales and the latter of Bisbee; Luis Hernandez to wed Manuela Salzar, both of Douglas.
 Sues on Notes.
 E. A. Won Arnim of Douglas has l brought suit in the District Court against Wm. Kline and wife for debt to the amount of s750. He alleges that the money was loaned on two notes now due and payable. Besides this amount he asks for costs of suit and s125 attorney fees.
 Seeks Divorce.
 Amanda F. Chase of Douglas has filed an action for divorce against J. P. Chase for divorce on the grounds of cruelty. abuse and nonsupport. She alleges that he has a number Of shares in the Grey Mountain Cop per Company, and also in the Elk horn Mining Company, and asks that 1 he be enjoined from selling them until after the case has been settled. | She asks for $50 for costs of suit. S25O attorney fees and sT5 per month alimony until the property has been 1 divided between them as she asks for in her complaint.
 Yaqui Depredations. Tommy Sutton, the well-known candy drummer, representing Bishop ' X Co, of Los Angeles, came in this morning from Nogales. He states l that last evening a telegram was re l ceived at Nogales from HermOsillo 1 of another killing in the vicinity ot l Carlo by the Yaquis. This time a party of four freighters met theiI death at the hands of the Indians who are supposed to be the same band that attacked the party of laborers few days ago and who killed Sam Williams, the young man who was 1T charge of the party, but not until after Williams had single-handed anC
 alone killed six of the Indians.
 When the party. which was on il:
 way from Carbo to the Sultana mine on Saturday last, had reached a dis
 tance of ten miles from Carbo, the!
 were attacked by a band of Indians
 the laborers and MeXicans all brok'
 and run at the first fire, but Williams
 who was armed with Winchester anC
 six shooter, stood his ground ant
 fought until he was killed, but hi jim had been true and six Indian
 had been killed and evidence fOunt
 that others had been wounded by tn brave American. When his body wa
 found there were nine bullet hole
 in it.
 Writ is Denies. Sheriff Hunt returned this mornin
 from Nogales, where he went to talk
 the prisoner, A. B. Whiting. unde the writ of habeas corpus sued ou by the defendants attorney, W. (
 Gilmore. When the matter came Il
 before Judge Doan, the application fo
 the writ was denied.
 Albert Sames, the Douglas attorne! was in the city today on business coI
 nected with the incorporation of Jh . Portal Land & Improvement Compan!
 which is being formed by a numbe I of Douglas parties for the purpose ( i handling the real estate in the ne a town. Among the incorporators ar
 Charles A. Overlook, H. E. Stone, OI s. Douglas and others.
 e Cattle Are Fat e William Lutley, the well-known ca s tleman, is spending a few days her a on visit to his wife. He states tn;
 in the vicinity of the Swissheln
 the cattle are in excellent conditio n and there is an abundance of watC
 and green feed. LuCley recently pu
 chased a number of head of fine bul d from the Hooker ranch in Grahal ,. county and has placed them on h II range.
 n To Install Pumps. ? C. E. Rider, superintendent of u
 Pittsburg & Arizona Company, WI
 are operating in the vicinity of u e old town of Charleston, was in tow U today. He states that the company $ making excellent headway and h. T ordered set of pumps to pump W 5 ter from the shaft. He now has
 force of twenty men at work ar
 others will be added as soon as roo g can be made for them.
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