Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-09-05
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They Played to Life.

They Played to Life.
The BAPTIST soc al in the Schwam
building, last night, was a happy af.
lair. The soeiability opened with a
pretty skit, portraying a fussy but
neighborly old lady with a small boy
and numerous packages waiting for a
train to take her to see her husbands
mothers sick sister-in-law, whom she
is going to 'nuss." While they wait,
they make life miserable, in a nice
way, for the station agent, who is
busy writing up an account of a rail-
road accident. And finally they don't
go. That finishes it. Mrs. J. Murphy
played the old lady, Mrs. w. H. MUIR
ply or near CORTLAND, who is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fishers at the Gold
man hotel, played the station agent
a man. and Miss Lois Fisher played
the boy, all taking their parts to the
life. Afterward beanbag baseball kept
everybody in a healthy state of ex.
element and merrlment until arrange
ments could be perfected for supper,
which, en- picnic. had all the goodness
of home, the minister included. Rev.
A. ]. Steelman, who breaches for the
society Sunday. was present.
Tit for Tat.
The tro Ibles Of the habitues OF
Cix4h ctr ~ uybo oov,ofs,,,os Ga
themselves in court, sometimes take
a curious turn This morning, in the
police court before Judge Rice, Chris
tine Parque appeared against Dolly
Walker for using obscene and epithet-
ical language toward her. Dolly plead
guilty. and Immediately swore out q
warrant against Christine on the same
grounds, Judge Rice meantime post
pon:ng sentence on Dolly until he
could try the second case and see
which was the most in error. At the
same session. Darsel Torres, Manuel
Uvela, and Antonio Morales, at the
command of the Judge, went to work
to pay for the drunken fun they had
last night.
Y. M. C. A. Annual Meeting.
The meet 'ng of the board of direct
ors of the Y. NJ. C. A. will be Satur-
day, tomorrow, instead of Sunday eve
ming, and will be for the purpose of
hearing reports of the past years
work and plans for the new year. The
bowling contest will probably not be.
gin until the last of next week. A
Symphony club is forming, the mem
bership list of which is still open.
Closed.
PostofFice hours tomorrow. legal
holiday, will be the same as Sunday.
Postponed for Witnesses.
The case of W. F. Slower, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, came up before Justice Rice
this morning, with District Attorney
Williams and Deputy E. F. Flanagan
in attendance for the territory and nc
one representing the defendant legal
iy, save that the court saw to it that
he had all of his necessary legal
rights, and none of his witnesses be.
ing present, the case was put over on
motion of the defendant to Tuesday
next at 10 a. m. There are some
very curious features, legal and other.
wise in the case, which are likely to
come up on trial, but which if stated
now might be considered constructive
ly prejudicial to the defendant.
What the King Says.
The Ar.zonan of CORTLAND says:
Mr. Milan, OF the Southwestern Mer.
camille Co, was presented with a fine
Bartlett pear last Wednesday morn,
ing. 1t was given as a sample of what
can be raised down in the Sulphur
Spring valley. Sweet Potato White
who dropped around later stated that
Cochise county leads every county in
the territory for the raising Of fruit,
The King ought to know for ne has
one Of the hest ranches in Arizona"
Sentence Suspended.
The case against A. II. Fraley for
cutting C. C. Hockett, before Justice
of the Peace Rice this forenoon, was
dismissed on motion of the district at.
iorney. A new complaint, charging
him with simple assault, was then IL
cd. TO which Fraley pleaded guilty
and fcr that the court sentenced him
20 three months Imprisonment and sus'
pended the sentence during good be,
hayior.
Released.
d. Cold has been released on appeal
bond for 5000, 5. z. Dyson and Jake
Turner sureties.
The New U. S. Stamps.
The new two-cent stamp which is