Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-18
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juniors, had gone to pieces, which was rife on Saturday last, seems to have been trifie premature, to say the least. This morning they met the Ar zona Junior Champions. "Chy" pitching for the latter, at Fourth and D, and Manager Wilkerson says that when the game was over the Stars had 9 and the Champions runs to their credit, and "Chy" was "out of the box. :" batted out. He says the Stars hit "Chy" at will. That is what comes of practice" says Wilkerson. The Stars are evidently rising. On Sat urday they beat Ed. Robinson's Crack erjacks fl to 1.
 Bought catt.e.
 John Dowdle and Rafael Gabalondo have purchased fifteen hundred head of cattle from s. Giago, of Magdalena. Sonora. The cattle are on what is known as the Gabalonda ranch south of the San Bernardino ranch. MT. Dow de also owns cattle ranch and ex- tensiye herds n the Tabatacochi min ing strict He says the ranges south of Douglas are all that could be de- " thS SAcNhhANh- Sundays Golf.
 Baseball was the one great function in town yesterday and as result there was little goifing out at the Country Club. From the recent heavy rains the course was slow and cuppy and was in poor shape for play. In the approaching and putting contest Drake was the winner, with Packard and Speed tied for second and third money, and Bonsall fourth.
 Just Complaint.
 Complaint is made by citizens re siding in the eastern part of the city because of the flooding of that part of the city on occasioris of heavy rain ing. The A avenue scanai which is supposed to protect the city by car rying away the flood waters is grown up with rank weeds which causes it to overflow, according to reports. Few Secretary.
 Geo. V, H.u was elected secretary of the Elks lodge at meeting held on Saturday night. succeeding D. F. Johnson, who resigned the position to go on an extended vacation trip. Mir. members of the Elks lodge since its institution here.
 The Dowd-Hitt Lease.
 In the Dowr-Hitt neighborhood trou- ble. Saturday, Judge Rice adjudged the costs, s22.50 on defendant. Mrs Dowd, with three months inrprison- ment, but suspended the latter part of the sentence.
 Socialist Lecture.
 Mrs. Johns, of Los Angeles. rec. turer on socialism is in the city and will speak tonight at the corner of Tenth street and G avenue. Subject: The Working Mans Vote"
 in the Courts.
 Seven cty and county petty cases showed up before Judge Ben Rice, this | morning. and nearly all got '.10 or 10.'
 Two paid and five hit the streets.
 Following are the names of the new teachers in the Douglas schools this year: Mrs. Emma Beals, Misses. Ra
 chael Williams, H. B. McDaniel, Mol
 re j. Bell. Abbie Crawford. Jessie
 Edmonds. Hazel Hendrix, Esther Lal Her, Alice Marshall. Ora McCaiferty
 Fay McKinsy. Florence Miller. Maut Watkins, Zell M. Field, Grace Gains
 ley, Ray Cohen. Nellie T. Adams. Th' iteachers who taught last year but will lnot return, are L. Nj. McDermott, Higi ISchool Principal, Misses Helen Fisher Myrtle Reese, Bertha and Maud Miller Pearl Cummins, (Mrs. Greet Margare Narcrap, (Mrs. c. P. Harvey), Clar' Kelsey (Mrs. Charles Nichols). ou' Owens (Mrs Kelly Henry). France Stullar. Mrs. W. D. Georgeson). Mabe Small. Marion Gale. Emma Charlebois There are four additional teachers ove
 last year. Rooms are to be rente,
 to establish new schools until th' Inew school building is completed School will open on Monday. Angus goth. Supt- Lutz Is today looking fo a location fo- school for the coiore' children.