Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

Altorre dropped behind the safe and failed to carry away and were after ard found and returned to the bank.
 He described minutely the character of the currency in the two missing packages.
 Don Carlton, chief teller of the bank. described how he saw his as sistant, Moore, tie up and seal the packages of money.
 solomon Elwess for F years mes senger of the bank. described what he had to do with tying up the money in packages. directing them to the Bisbee bank, and taking them to the postoffiee.
 Elmer C. Taft. the last witness. was put through his paces by the de- iense. covering every move made in the registry department on the re- ceipt of packages containing money. it was here that the techpical char acier of the defense was shown, and the witness appeared at some disad- vantage at periods.
 Pisbee People on Coast
 Slowly the hotels are filling up with folk from all over Arizona, talk.
 ing their annual vacation. The other day at the HOllenbeck there were no less than a .'ound dozen from the southern and eastern part or the territory, and the Iobbies of the other hostelries in the city also begin to take cn an Arizona look" as Rol King put it.
 Joseph Walker of Bisbee, who has been swinging around the circle of resorts on the coast, came down from San Francisco the other day and signed his name to the HoIien. beck register. He says that he had been doing no business. just loaGng and enjoying himself mainly He admitted, however, that there was a little deal on. but the details ne declined to discuss until they are ready for publication. which will be some little time yet
 He expects to get back home some time early next week, say Monday or Tuesday. and in all probability Pattesson of the Shattuck mine, who is now living in this city, will ac. company him.
 Datter Hale. another mining man from Bisbee. is here also. He Is one Of the early birds of the season and is spending his time enjoying himself, renewing old friendships and ac. quaintances. and seeing what is to be seen up here. The city just now Is rather dull, though the theaters are still in full blast and doing land office business.
 E. Greenwood. owner of the town site of Bouse, merchant and mining man, is another AriZonan registered 1 at the Hollenbeck He has been : here for several days now and ex. poets to remain through the week and probably longer, certainly until he finishes some business that is , keeping him here.
 Succeeds With Cotton
 By the way. Charles R. Wores. the cotton grower of Brawley. who is well known down your way, an nounces that he has made a ten strike with his cotton this year. He las raised approximately 300 bales md has most of it already sold nt a lat price-some say fl cents 6 pound. others go as high as 16 cents. Jne can take his choice, for the 'vner won't tell
 Tom c. Snyder, the big contractor # Williams. is here on business. fTe las just finished a big contract and s here settling up. He says that here are other and bigger things damned for that same section of the eTTitoTy and hints at a great biz Ieal that is now in the negotiation tage, and that Bisbee will be inti- nately concerned. What the nature ,f the proposed deal is, however, he declined to diyulge.
 Among the other Arizona folk uD lere now there are J. A. Donavan md Mrs. Donavan of Yuma, Iar1i- .on Conrad of Flagstaff, Mir and Mrs 4 B. Warren of Phoenix, E. 4. Saw. Ter of Winslow. and s. E. Brasg aaJ | Hrs. Bragg of Tucson.
 Robert II. Wilson, Rol King. C. i Mohan, r. NJ Hall and K. <. Ash have just received a fran ,hise for a term of SO years for a ,as company which they have incOr- )crated to serve Eingman, Ariz.. and he surrounding territory in King . nan county. The company is incor- 1orated for S10O,O00 paid in, and he inCoTpOrators are the only stock holders at present. The compapy is 10 be known as the North Arizona las and Power company, but as yet he power part is but a pleasant fc ion.
 Will Build Plant
 Building of the plant will begin It once, says NIT. Wilson, who was formerly a newspaper man and for several years with the Los Angeles Times and Examiner. The company proposes J0 use the Lowe gas manu- featuring method and will charge a maximum of s2 Already the site Of The plant has been purchased and the building will cover about an lcre of ground on the outskirts Of Kingman. !,
 K. K Ash, a well known engi- neer who has a wide acquaintance the territory, will super wise the building and maintenance of the plant and Wilson will look after the business deal up here.
 Death Valley" ScOtty has been rainting the town of Winnemucca Cal, a bright and glorious crimson. according to the story printed in the local paper which reached Mere the ether day In addition to giving all and sundry all the drinks the law al lowed and some that, strictly speak hg, neither he nor his guests really needed, he started new scheme, giv- ng away ten and twenty dollar gold pieces as prizes for the small boys