Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
SEVERELY GUT BY PIECE OF B. R.
 STEEL
Foreman Smith of Wrecking Crew Is Struck in Temple While Supervising Work Of Replacing Engine on Track.
Review Branch. Telephone 69. Lowell. Aug. s 1907.


 This morning about II o'clock as engine No 57 of the E. P. & s. w. was backing out of the east end of the siding at the Pittsburg mine, with string of cars she struck a 'broken rail. going into the ditch and carrying coal car No Sl509 with her. Engineer Wright immediately ap- piled the emergency brakes, bringing the train to a stop before any further damage was done.
 The wrecking crew at Douglas was notified and arrived shortly afterward. Foreman E. w. Smith of the wrecker, and Yardmaster smith of Bisbee pro- ceeded at once to clear the track. This, though was no small matter as engine No 57 weighs in the neighbor- hood Of 100 tons. At , o'clock this evening they had just succeeded in getting the tender back on the rails and set out at Don Luis.
 Foreman Smith, who had been bus fly engaged in experimenting the work up to this time was rather ser fously injured by being struck over the left eye by an angle bar, caused by the lllil turning over and throwing the bar up.. MT. Smith was removed 10 the Copper Queen hospital at once where the doctors made a thorough examination after which they reported the patient as suffering considerably from the wound and shock, but anti cipated no serious results. In fact, they thought MT. Smith would be able to be about in a day or two.
 The wreck caused a complete block ade between Bisbee and Don Luis by the way of South Bisbee, all'trains using the lower track by way of War ren. It is expected that the track will he clear for traffic in time for the morning trains.
 Haggott. Girand & Smith, who have the contract for building the street car line from Warren to Bisbee. have removed their grading camp from Warren to a point ill the rear of the Junction mine.
 James l.. Tiddy, alias the "Rummy Kid" and the Spendthrift e was sentenced to ten days in jail this morning by Judge Grier for creating a general rough house the night be- fore at the Swim saloon, when the aforesaid James was telling the crowd about his ability to spend money when some one cut in and called for the hook.
 Jimmy was telling them that back in Podunk. the bar boys used to place the rubber mats that are used on the floor in front of the bar, upon the bar when he came in because he spent his money so fast it caused a friction and burnt the varnish all off the wood work. This was a little too strong for a bunch of Lowell sports, and when someone asked for rubber mat to experiment with, there were doings all around.
 Ray Clemmons, who seems like a real nice young man was up before the local justice this morning charg- ed with disturbing the peace. Ray 1t seems. butted into James Tiddy, 1 the spendthriftt@1 last night and was so overcome by the amount that lid dy told him he was to get some time, | that he thought it his duty to go along and protect James. The judge thought 1 that about SIC fine would teach Ray not to believe everything he hears | about lost heirs in Lowell. Ray paid l the fine.
 J. N. Evans was fined s45 this 1 morning in the justice court for de- | frauding Gus Lagerfeldt of the June | tion boarding house out of a board bill. l Mir Evans will change his abode from | now on and become a guest of the | county. His address will be Lowell, | care Frank Bauer, deputy sheriff.
 J. F. Brophy left today for San Diego, Cal, to be absent some time | on a pleasure and business trip
 L. C. Serna. of San Antonio, Texas, left this evening for Tombstone Mir | SeTna has been in Lowell some time |