Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-12
CHARITY CASES
 PR0bED BY WORK  Committee Receives Report Showing Some DerelictS
 Applied For Aid

4 called meeting of the charity committee of the Board of Trade, to consider special cases rejorted, ana to receive further reports on those under consideration. was held yester- day. The meeting was called to order 3t 2:39 p. n. Those present were J. P. Fry. w A. Meurer. F. D. Raley. M. c. Sainsbury. Fred Colman, c. E.. Buchner and Secretary G. K Key holds
 Rev. Meurer reported on ease No. {. family of Antonio Nillsenor. who re gently received a jail sentence. A motion was made that d committee be appointed to wait on Justice High and ask for a suspension of the sen. tence. that he might be allowed to re turn to his family for their support. and carried Appointment of the committee was deferred.
 Secretary Reynolds advised that some action be taken to dispose of "transients" seeking work in the quickest possible manner, as a nun Der had recently applied, taking up some plan of action. On motion a committee of two was appointed to see the city council in regard to ar ranging for work on the streets c. F. Buchner and C. W. Ellen were ap- pointed on the committee.
 Mir. Colnan moved that a commit tee be appointed to arrange with sonae of the business men who had odd jobs for a few hours. or an extra day or so of work, to notify the secretary that he might secure such work for applicants. The motion carried
 Case No. 5. reported by Ensign SainsbIry, was of a Mrs. Herald in Lowell, who was sick. Her husband had been discharged by his employer. on account of drunkenness, and had left the city. Mir Ryan was detailed to loo kafter the ease and furnish some innedsete relief in the way cf groceries
 A committee on printing made a report. showing bids from tho various printing establish hments. and were in structed to divide ahe printing among the various bidders according to their own judgment
 Specimen Cases.
 A discussion followed those pres ent giving some of their experiences and observations of cases in the past few days in starting the charity work
 Case No. l, that of a man. single. aged tventy-seven. teamster by trade discharged from the army January stb, 1909 served in the Philippines since 1904, belonged to TO church or union. home in Canada. in good health, beat his way from San Fran cisco, said he wanted work. was will ing to do anything. needed shoes. Was furnished half days ork. a pair of shoes, a bed and two meals-de- parted.
 No. 2, ma Dabout twenty-eight or thirty years of age, wanted work to earn clothes and food, told ao call at , o'clock D. m. Work was secured for him next morning. Nothing fur ther gas seen or heard of him.
 No. 8, man about the age of No. ?. one hand of, caused from railroad ac- cident, canre from Kansas City to Jerome, AriZ.. thence to Bisbee, had not done a days work since last July. after being znaimed; wanted to do something for a pair of shoes. was en Isoute to Montana, -witha view Of seHring S.worn among tlre wool growers, thought he could : handle sacks of wool by having 9 hook af- tacAed to his arm where Ihe hand had been cut of: was told ta report next morning. when his case would be actsA~on- aSothiRg further Sas seen or ksard of him ..z--s .s-
 No. 4, a woman on one crutch ask ing aims on the street, rsputed to Do from Phoenix. out of hospital. was taking up collections to start in business" had secured about s16 here, but wanted s2o; was told to stop begging on the streets and go to headquarters of the charity commit tee, where her case would receive proper consideration. S5e disappear d