Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-07
MASONS ASKED 10
 FIND RODERICk GRANT
Wife In California Writes To Tombstone Brethren About
 Husbands Disappearance,
Special to Review.)


 bell, secretary the Masonic lodge here, is in the receipt of a letter from Mrs. Roderic Grant of San Jose, Cafi- fornia, asking the lodge to try and help her locate her husband from whom she has not heard in a nunoer Of months. Grant was formsly a res ident of Tombstone in the early days and became a member of the local or der of Masons and has continued to be in good standing. He had been employed at Cananea up to the tune that it was closed down. He then wrote his wife that he was going to Nogales and from there wrote that he was leaving to go out and work on a railroad. This was in November, but since that time She has not heard from him, and fears that he has met with some accident. Anyone know ing the whereabouts of Grant will confer favor on his wife by writing to her at San Jose or to Mr. Tarbell at Tombstone.
 To Be Deported.
 P. V. Partch, of the United States immigration service, was in the city last evening up from Benson where he is stationed. Mir. Partch came up for the purpose of serving papers on a Mexican held in the county jail, who is alleged to be insane and who will be ordered deported. The Mexican, was brought from Wilcox in Decem- Der and was examined by the county officials as to his insanity. It was dis covered that he was a native of Mexf- co and subject to deportation. The united States authorities were noti- lied at that time and have just acted in the matter. The Mexican was one of the party that had the mixup with the Southern Pacific conductor near Dragoon few months since. in which two MeXicans met their death. He Jumped from the train with fright ana has since been mentally unbalanced.
 Horse Thief Captured.
 Last week John Rock had two sor- rel horses in his corral near his home One night the horses were missing and no trace of them could be found. MT. Rock went to Fairbank to try and get some trace of the animals, k,Iow- ing that they were used to grazing in that locality, but was unable 10 do so. Yesterday shortly before the noon hour he was very much surprised to see Mexican deliberate!y ride one of the horses up in front K the store adjoining his place of business. He walked up to the Mexican, Ignacio Roderquez, whom he knew, and in formed him that the horse was his, Rock told Roderquez to take off his saddle and bride and not to take the horse again. Rock walked off around the corner to get some one to take the horse down to his corral No sooner was ais back turned than the Mexi- can Jumped on the horse and left town at a lively rate. Bob Renter set out after him and the sheriffs of flee was notified and word teIepnoned to Deputy Sheriff Bennett at Fairbank to look out for the Mexican. It was not long afterward that the thief was caught by the deputy and brought back here by Mir. Renter, who was close to him when Bennett made the arrest The Mexican will be examin. ed on charge of horse stealing. and term in Yuma seems to be staring him in the face. Roderquez is an old offender and was only released from the county jail few days since.
 Bullet Crashes Window.
 Last evening about five o'clock, Mrs. Sam Garrett was startled by hearing the glass of one of her Front windows suddenly crash. An examination of the window disclosed the fact that bullet had evidently been fired rom some distance as it had nearly spent its force, but had it not it might have hit Mrs. Garrett who was nearly in line of the course of the ball. An ex- animation was made by Chief Bravin but no trace of where the bullet came from could be found. No one in the vicinity had heard the report of the gun or was able to give any informa- tion in regard to it From all -p- pearances the bullet was fired some distance away. For some time test there has been considerable shooting with rifles in the country surrounding the town and many Of the bullets have lodged in houses within the city. Parties shooting do not stop to real ize the force of rifle balls. and in shooting toward town do not stop to think that the bullet fired at tar get or game might result in the acci- dental killing or wounding of some in- nocent person. A determined effort will be made by the officials to pat stop to this practice.