Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-14
.REHEARING is DENIED
BY SUPREME COURT
IN MURDER CASES
Full Hearing to Be Had in Callag-
han Case; Dragged 10 Death
BY Heifer; Arrested for Not
Obeying Order Of Inspector.

PHOENlN-The supreme court has
denied the motions for rchearing of
the appeals Of William Faltin, Leonard
and Tomlin, sentenced TO hang for
murder Faltin was sentenced for the
murder OF Carl Peterson here two
years ago. Leonard and Tomlin killed
Marshal Peterson OF Mesa in Novem-
Der 1913. All three are to hans Nov.
26 at the state prison.
PHOENIN-The supreme court has
continued the motion of the attorney
general to dismiss the appeal Of Audi.
tor Callaghan i'm the appropriation
case, and win hear the case on IFS
merits. The court has asked both
sides to fle their briefs promptly. but
it may be sixty days before the papers
are filed lnd the case is heard.
MIAMI To raise funds for the new
Catholic Church to be built In Miami.
a home TALENT minstrel and musical
comedy Entertainment viii be given
by local Catholics during Thauksgiy.
ing week Elaborate plans are being
made for the entertainment
KINGMAN-For failure TO comply
with the ordev OF State Mining I'M
spector Bolin Ahat the door between
the mines of the Tom Reed and United
Eastern mines be unlocked, S. S.
Jones, superintendent of the Tom
Reed company, has been bound over
to the superior court The Inspector
ordered a lock taken Off door con-
meeting the two properties under
ground workings The company con-
tends the inspector has no authority
to make such am order
PRESCOTT-Allegiue that the COM
pany bought purported interests m
the Copper Chief mining claim to
harass and annoy him and cast a
cloud on his title. George w. Hull has
filed suit in the superior court here
against the United Verde Extension
company He asks that the defend
ants be barred from asserting any
rights 10 the claim.
PRESCOTT Thomas Fryer. SO. am
old time resident of Yayapai county,
was blown to atoms by an explosion
Of giant powder while working on the
Larson claims near the Copper Chief
Parts Of the body and the cabin fin
which he had been living were found
by searching parties sent from here.
PHOENIX-In spite of the fact that
last Saturday was "hra prevention
day" there have been more fires i'm
the state in the ensuing two days than
in any similar period i'm The states
history. Since Sunday morning there
have been seven fires i'm Phoenix,
three of them of serious proportions,
while at Prescott new ercord of
three fires in two hours was set yes.
terday. Connagrations at Globe, Casa
Grande and Mascot and minor blazea
at other points have been reported.
PHOENIX John W. Vaughn father
vi AnAnAN ANNNnA ANA " AhAlsrAAllf NJ eAH MI "a
ged TO death at his ranch near here
yesterday afternoon while attempting
to rope an unruly heifer. The body
was found in the corral badly mutilat
ed some hours after his disappearance
1t is believed that I'm trying to put d
rope on the animal, one of the horns
was caught in his clothes. He was
rs years old.
THATCHER Forage poinsoning
in the opinion OF DR.. w. T.. Severn
state veterinarian, caused the death
of eight of the nine horses owned by
Myron Alfred near here. The mom.
which result i'm paralysis OF the ami
mails. and often cause death, occm
on forage after rains or heavy dews
Numerous cases are reported i'm othel