Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-15
Your Watch Made as Good as New (. M. HENKEL. Jeweler and Optometrist
 Can Repair It

Brief Local Items Bill Owens Visits 5isbee.
 Bill Owens, formerly news editor Of the Evening Miner and now ed itor of the Douglas Daily Dispatch. was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Rebel Surgeon Here.
 Dr. Randall. surgeon of the rebel army of Sonora, was in Bisbee a short time yesterday enroute from Agua Prieta to Nogales and Her mosillo.
 Krebs Win Take Exams.
 R. B. Krebs, assistant secretary of the Bisbee Y. Nj c. A., will leave Friday for Chicago. where he will take the senior grade examina- tions in association work
 Aawley lnjures Hand.
 Dr. Hawley is nursing an injured hand, which was severely sprained several evenings ago in game of hand ball at the Y. NJ. (. A. gym nasium.
 Leave for Prescott.
 Among the Knights of Columbus of Bisbee who will attend the terri. torial convention of the Knights of Columbus at Prescott, Ariz.. on June IT and IS are NJ. E. Cassidy, P. H. Fitzpatrick. P. J. Kelly and others. who leave this afternoon.
 Ames Recovering.
 J. R. Ames. the miner who rode a horse into the front vestibule of an advancing street car Monday night, killing the horse. is improving of his injuries. A thorough examination of the mans injuries at the Copper Queen hosptal showed that the skull had not been fractured and it is cer- tain now that Ames will recover. Judge 5urdick's Court.
 Mid-week business in Judge T. D. Burdick's court was dull yesterday, only two cases being on the docket at the morning session of court. The two defendants were arraigned on the charge of public drunkenness and were assessed the usual fine for that offense, S6 each.
 War Correspondent Here.
 Charles PurdOn of Douglas. who was one of the bunch that sent the hot stuff over the wires during the late unpleasantness at Agua Prieta, was in Bisbee yesterday. Mir Pur- don represented the Hearst newspa- pers, the Portland Oregonian and the Washington Herald. Besides be- ing a chef with the news ladle, he is accounted by some to be the Warwick of Arizona republicanism. Judge Murphy Leaves Hospital.
 Judge Owen Murphy of Lowell. who has been in the Copper Queen hospital for several days recuperat- ing from an attack of stomach trou- ble. has about recovered his normal health and left the hospital yester- day morning, spending the day at his office in Lowell The judge hopes to be in fit condition to enjoy the pleasures of the Irish National ist picnic Sunday at Lewis Springs. sselid Is Recovering.
 O. Saelid of the clerical force of the Copper Queen store is recovering from the wound he accidentally sus- tained last Tuesday night when he cut the artery on his left wrist with a piece of glass. At first he suffered from loss of blood from the severed artery, but he is get ting along nicely now at the hos pital and it is expected he will be out in a short time.
 Deputy Howe in Town.
 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe was in Risbee yesterday, coming by way Of Hereford to serve injunction pa pers on Charles and Minnie Blair at the direction Judge DOan, who issued the injunction at the request of the Greene Cattle company. The papers enjoin the man and woman from interfering with the cattle com nany in repairing an irrigation ditch on land claimed by the Blairs. MT. Howe left for Douglas on busi- ness last night
 BIein to Go East.
 A. s. Bleim, day clerk at the Cop per Queen hotel. will leave this morning for Philadelphia, where he will visit for two months, returning then with his wife and two children. Mrs. Bleim went to Philadelphia last fall. Charles Fast will become night clerk during MT. Bleim's absence and F. L. Crocker, the present night clerk, will become day clerk. STEEL F0REMAST OF
 OLD MAINE SHIPPED
 HAVANA. June 1.-The steel fore mast of the old battleship Maine was shipped aboard the Ward line