Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02
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 It is understood that Mir. R. l.. Grier. the new justice of the peace-elect. has made arrangements with the c. & A. Company whereby he gets a lot ad- joining the Arizona Journal. of Low ell. on the Junction Mining Co.'s ground, on which to build himself an office. which he will use as the jus tice court room of Lowell precinct af- ter January I. 1907, and which will be a rather elaborate affair. as it is to contain the justice office proper, the judges private consultation chambers, a room specially set. apart for attor- neys and a commodious jury room. The building Is to be started right away.
 Since the officers of Bisbee have started a crusade against the hobos who have been drifting in here lately. quite few of these gentry have found their way to Lowell, and incl dentally to its jail. Lowell is an un healthy place for hobos.
 The moist weather is a regular god send 10 the different stage lines be- tween Lowell and Bisbee. as travel be- tween the two places is always brisk in spite of any inclemency of the weather, but great number of those who were in the habit of walking heretofore are now patronizing the va. rious conveyances.
 Steps are to be taken next week to get the City Council of Bisbee to take the initiative in the matter of the an- nexation of Lowell to Bisbee.
 The court calendar during this now ending week has been yariegated, al- though nothing more serious than mis- demeanor cases were disposed of with the exception of the case against John Marshal. who was accused of a felony. but escaped for lack of sufli- cient evidence. Among the graver misdemeanor cases were the one against Felipe Garcia for carrying con cealed weapons. for which offense he received a jail sentence of ten days, and paid a fine of $20.00.
 So far there have been no scarlet fever cases in Lowell, which speaks fairly well for it's present sanitary conditions. but it is only a question of time when the place shall have be- come as filthy as Bisbee has been, and 1t is in the interest of both communi. ties to be joined together, so that the benefit of the new sewerage system, to be installed as soon as possible in Bis bee. shall be shared by both places alike. and from this point of view it is a matter of absolute necessity, of self preservation even, for Bisbee to see that Lowell shall be annexed to 1t and connected with it's sewer system, for no matter how clean Bisbee will Se made by its sewer system, with Log- ell left out, the danger of an infection from filth diseases would be always present. even though conditions now at Lowell from sanitary point of view be satisfactory Lowell is So closely connected with Bisbee that it really is but a continuation of that place. and to treat it as separate and distinct community would be s grave mistake. Bisbee and Lowell natural ly are as one and belong together.
 A Mexican by the name of Candela. rio Garcia claims to have been held up last night at about half past ten by two countrymen of his, of whom one stabbed him in the ribs with a knife, and the other one went through his pockets and took such small change as he could find This was not far from his house, in the small settlement of Mexicans north of Baa- ersville. Garcia claims he went di- rectly home and notified his frients. Who then looked up Constable Humm at Lowell. When the constable ar rived at the scene he found the whole bunch drunk. and having his doubts as to the story told there be took i've Of them to jail. Dr. Bailey. of the county physicians staff attended inc wounded man this afternoon, finding he was painfully wounded, but not seriously.
 The men in jail are all of them old offenders, and the authorities hope to De able to sift the affair. which seems somewhat clouded. The prisoners will be given a hearing next Monday