Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
SAYS GAMBLING UNRESTRA|NED
 IN DOUGLAS
Letter Writer Afraid to Sign His Name Complains That 0ffiC- CTS Fail to Suppress Vice and Enforce Law.
Especial to Revicw.)

lOMBSIONE, AflZ. Jull Zt-SusflH Jack White was handed letter this morning by United States Attorney Joe Alexander that ha6 be2n sent to him at Phoenix, written at Douglas and signed by "A Citizen." rhe let. ter stated to the United States at. torney that there Were some twenty odd gambling games running in Doug las and that there were any Lumber of ''pimp" living off of women, and that the local authorities, including the sheriff's office. would not ,ake any steps in the matter. Thc letter will not be considered in t!Ie least by either of the officials as they are not in the habit of paying the slightest attention to any letter in which il 9 party writing it is afraid 10 sign bis name to it, and 1t has alrsa.ly .ou::d its way to the waste basket
 Napolian Lewis, who was recently released from the county jail, having served sixty days for petty larceny, committed in Bisbee, is again board CT at the Hotel White, having yester- day been sentenced to serve a term of fifty days by Judge Mcfarland for stealing a case of eggs from the boarding house of Mrs. w. P. Miller.
 Cupid has been rather busy in Co- chise county during the past few days judging from the number of marriage licenses that have been issued out of thep rebate court. The following have been granted licenses: Francisco Majochi and Magarita Redondo, both of Cananea; Nativadad Hernandez and Tomas de Hernandez; the former is q years of age and the latter 42, both are residents of PirtleviIle; Geo. W. Oby and Rosie Gibbons, both of Bisbee: Sam w. Giaconovich and Eva J. Rumberg, both of Douglas; Boss Davis and Viola Webster, both of Pirtleville: John HazelwoOd and Lot ta Mcdonald, both of Douglas; J. H. Scott and Maude Bradshaw, both of Douglas. The latter couple were married in this city on yesterday by Judge Mcfarland.
 w. G. Buchanan, who has a con- tract on the dam being erected on the San Pedro river by the Boquillas Land & Cattle Company, near the Boston mill, was in the city today. Work has been temporarily stopped on the dam proper owing to the rise in the river making work impossible. The work of cutting out the ditches will 1 be continued however, and that work
 completed by the time that the work on the dam can be resumed after the
 rainy season is over
 ! Frank B. Shirler and James s. Hine l of Ohio, who are in the west in the pursuit of all kinds and descriptions | of bugs, were in the city yesterday on their way to the Huachuca noun | tains. where they expect to spend
 several months. The Huachucas have the reputation of producing more va | rieties of bugs than any other locality
 in the United States and every sum mer sees a number of scientists i1 | that locality after them.
 The articles of incorporation of the Rosales Mining Company were filed ! in the office of the county recorder to day. The principal place of bushes;
 is given as Douglas. The incOrpora l tors are w. F. Nihart, Mildred E. Pee and Frank w. Doan. The capitaliZa
 tion is placed at $5OO,O00 divided into | 500,000 shares at par value of Sl each.
 Hattie Hascall of Bisbee was granted a decree of divorce from William Hascall on the grounds of desertion and non-support. The couple were married in Bisbee several years ago
 In the case of the Moline Jewelry Company versus L. Constance. judg' ment was given to the plaintiff on the pleadings.