Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-06
BUSY DAY FOR JUDGE GREER
 IN COURT
Large Grist of Minor Cases Disposed of by the Lowell Justice Yesterday - Don Luis Races Fine,

It was one continuous performance in Judge Grier's court today. The show opened bright and early and con tinued during the better part of the day. Harry LeROy was billed to show with one w. A. Williams in a little sketch entitled, who copped my fifteen dollars" but as Williams fail ed to put in an appearance the judge declared his S25 bond forfeited and will apply the same to the actors re- lief fund.
 The next on the program was Dan KennCn, who gave a correct immita- tion of a man being drunk. This was so realistic that the judge set him back S worth.
 The next on the program was John Williams, who gave a correct immita. ton of Happy Hooligan, this was so good the judge signed him to show at Tombstone for the next fifty days.
 The main event though was John Colbasin. John filled up on Roman candles and sky rockets and when ne reached home and came in contact with the kitchen table, he exploded, with the result that Mrs. CDihasin. after gathering up all that was left of herself proceeded to the judges of fee and swoTe out a complaint charg- ing John with pulling out enough hair to stuff an Ostermoor with, and other. wise mistreating her John plead not guilty. The judge set the case for to- morrow morning and placed him under $500 bonds to insure his appearance.
 One of the best attractions seen at the Don Luis park in long time was the horse races pulled off there on the Fourth.
 After the ball game came the cow boys relay race in which Jim Kenny, Bird Yost, Fred Moore and Tuck Pot Ter competed. This event was won by Jim Kenny. both Moore and Yost hay ing bad luck with their mounts. in the third lap Moore's saddle being loose, his horse threw him clear over his head, Fred landing on the hard ground with his feet in the air. This act came near being duplicated by Yost, when his pony insisted upon stopping suddenly to speak to another horse Bird though anticipated just some sort of trick and braced himself. other wise he would have gone the way Moore did.
 Following this came one of the pret- tiest harness races seen in a long time. Judge GTier's sorrel trotter, Change of Venue, and Gene Mosher's bay pacer, Bologna Sausage. circled the track three times, this event going to his honor, who won by an eyelash.
 After this came the derby, which proved to be the most exciting event on the card, there was five entries in this race: William Cochran's Busk- skin; Jack Whites O. K; c. Booths Babe; G. Neeley's bay horse and Harry Hanscom's Blue. This race devefoped into one of the biggest betting affairs Of the day, nearly everyone having a different favorite, the choice was be- tween Jack Whites horse and Harry Hanscom's. After the first two laps the other entries dropped out. leaving clear field to White and Hauscom. the finish being as pretty as one could wish for, the race and money being won by the big Sheriff.
 This ended one of the most success ful afternoons held at Don Luis in several years and is a fair indication of the amount of interest the public displays when there is a horse race on the cards