Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-18
DEAR OLD COCH|SE AHEAD
 sl75 THROUGH HIDE AUCTION
,Evclusive Dispatch ,

TOMBSTONE. Jan. lS.-On Satur day .sfteTnoon the clerk of the board of supervisors. H. E. -Bernei- auction ed off lot Of hides which have been accumulated by the county under the bounty laNc passed by the last legis- lature. A numfef Of bidders were present in response to the call for bids. and the. hides. 2ls: in number. were piled in the court house for iu- spection The entire lot IVES. sold to a Los Angeles hide buyer for st75 The lot -e9mpriseds eskuEks 1888 coyotes. e37: wild cats. 12S; coons. 1C: mountain lions. I, These hide 5 originally represented many thousands , O. dollars in the shape of bountlss. Accn1ding to recent ruling of the board oi supervisors the pelts ef wild animals will be received only when the board is in session on the first F Mondays fn April. July and october. and aii persons asking bounty psyi ments must be present with wisi neses and with pelts on exhibit,
 George McGillevary. the well known former Tombstoner,,, has returned from Sonora. where he, has been m charge of one of the construction camps of the Mexican extension O; the Southern Pacific Railroad Com rsny= He stated that al the work on both the north and so,th ends of he construction had been stopped The men have been laid off and it is not known when the work wlll be resumed. Mir. McGillevary was injured by a blast in rock work, but has now completely recovered.
 Sheriff Jack White is in receipt of a letter from H. D Hardmsn. Of Fort Worth. Texas. inquiring the whereabouts of one. John R. Swaneolt who E thought to have settled in Arizcas some years ago snd who is now sought for by the representative of aa estate in which the missing man has considerable interest.
 William Prethers. 5 pumpmsn of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. who was scaldedl last week on the s00-fcot level Of the big pump shaft when he fell into a sump and had his s-nss and chest. badly rscald-. ed Ey escaping steam. $ reported to be on the way to recovery and 1t is expec:ed that he will be abe 10 20 about again within week or ten days
 A r-r- ss-o- +1 alz--cae recefNed h srla frcnr. Tucson. District Attorney Ben ton Dick of Pima county. has ter dered ais services free Of charge tD R. F. Cusamsn in tine prosecution of James Neil. who was recently indict- ed by the grand jury of th:s county on a charge cf having assaulted Cushman seperal months ago. Cush- man, who is now postmaster at Ora eoon. Is said to have been assaulted by Nell with a revolver. The evil dence is said to show that Neil hit Cushmaa over the head with the weapon and knocked him into un- consciousness. then 5r2gged h-m a distance of about leo yards, leaving him taere Neil, it will be remenl- beved is the man who killed Georcc Mulkey ia this county about two years ago and was indicted for mur- der zud acquitted of the charge. Shortly after the assault Cusamal appeared in Tombstone and asked as sistance of the sheriffs office, as Neil h-d rHn him out of DragOon when he regained consciousness. and his presence was very much needed there. being postmaster of thar toS il. Neil is now at liberty under boni and ir is not. expected that his case will be called before the April term Of the district court.
 Instruments Filed.
 Among the instruments filed io~ rec1 l in the office of the county re- corde. 1uging tire past week appears q deal thereby IeRoy B. Waite com
 monlv anown as tbe Sweet Potato KiaS cf Arizona, sells to l. r. Fra zie- ci Tempe. Arizona, eighty acres of valley land. situated in St David forty acres e. which is under cuiu vat.oa and, the ba ance unimproYed Iand Ieoc-diss to the deed he con sidera,ion Is placed 5t S6Oo0-- Tae
 deed further conveys to MT Fraziei four shares in the SE David canal. Il A>eanAAaAaeepaeeSansAanee