Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-13
.NEWSY NOTES OF
THE CANANEA
DISTRICT
Especial, Correspondence


Harry s. Godcharles, who recently |
died in McGill. 1t seems that, while |
crossing the ditch which carries the |
water from the McGill concentration, ne
lost his footing and fell into the
Shiny tailings and sand from which |
a man had no chance to escape. When
he failed to show up at the Office of
Copper Ore, paper he was editing,
a party of searchers found him in the
stream where he met his death. He
was born in Northumberland, Pa
in 1871 and was in his seth year when
he died He was superintendent of
his fathers iron and nail works until
a financial collapse made it necessary
for him to seek other elds. He was
with the gold hunters when the
Kiondyke fever ragged, was employed
by the Copper Queen at Bis5ee for a
ii r.. ami fer several years WIS en-
ployed by the Banco de Cananea. He
had a restless nature which kept him
seeking for n betterment of fortune.
an ambition which looked for better
things, and withal a genuine, whole
hearted spirit which left a long list
of friends to mourn his untimely end.
The corner directly north of the
Mesa Jail has been cleaned of and the
wooden buildings moved back to
make room for a substantial stone
building whchi is in process of con-
structon. This structure will be used
as school for policemen and will
be one of the few of its kind in
the republic Men will send their
applications in for policemen, will
have their uast records lookedp up and
should they locke like favorable re-
cruits, will be entered for a course of
instruction. They will be taught all
the arts their instructors are familiar
with, so that when they take up reg
ular duties they will know just what
to do in every emergency. This insti-
tuition will be unique. and will make
the police service of this city and sec
ton more efficient than it has been,
and superior to other places in north
ern Mexico.
After a glorious season, the Bosco
baseball team has disbanded until
next spring. The game with the Chi
vatera Midgets, or Giants, which was
| scheduled for next Sunday, has been
| cancelled.
Some time ago your correspondent
told how a lad and lass were acting
strangely from the effects of a bite
| inflicted by a mysterious insect, which
for want of the correct appellation
was termed a "woggleDug." Since
then this omnipresent bug has snatch
ed all the arrows from Cupid's uiver
and became the sole disepnser OF
| loves sweet germ. In going about
| his work he respects neither age
size or former tendencies. Recent ar
rivals, fat men and lean ones, are bit
ten with as much impunity as Other
helpless souls. No horse or joy wag
on is swift enough TO escape it; NJ
hour, whether soon or late, 81
propitous whether soon or late, 81
unpropitious that a wound cannot b
made; no heart is strong enough II
shut it out. He plants the germ
firmly and, deeply, so that priest
preacher or magistrate will eventual!
reap a harvest from his promiscuou
and reckless sowing. With apologize
to William Shakespeare and Captain
Kidd, the following has been struni
up to sexemplify the manner in whicl
the bug attains his wonderful re
suits:
A lonely woggiebug, winging thro' tn
night
Came to an open easement and gaze,
inside.
There lay the figure of maiden fan
Wrapped in sweet, sensuous, balm
Sleep.
Her arm. half raised as weak dc
Tense,
r Showed to this germ planter the sof
relief
4 OF "a rounded cheek palpitating there
: So he butted in, murmuring, o, 20
|. kid
. The while he buzzed a plaintive sereI
ade-
And in the soft flesh a deep incisio
made.
/ A faint sigh came TO his ear, and h
J skiddood.
y On tho the night intent he sped
It Till a brick rooming house hove
sight;
Peering in the tangled, unkept roo
/. he saw
: A bachelor in the depths of strenuou
h sleep.
e With neck a-bare and sleeping like
e log,
e His body rose and fell beneath Il
~ strain
= OF that strange music known as sa
ing gourds.
y Screwing his sticker to the scourgii
1t point
.. The lone wogglebug did his work