Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
CASH BAIL IS UP FOR
RELEASE OF COX


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he will remain until the case is set
for trial Cox has failed considerably
since he. was placed in jail and has
lost number of pounds in weight.
He left for home by auto
Horse Goes TO Work.
Parties coming in from Pearce
bring a good story of the intelligence
of the big, brown horse, jim that is
used on the whim of the Common
wealth Extension property. Jim is
kept in the McFall stables and was
taken out to work every morning by
the man who looks after him. One
morning he turned the horse loose
and was surprised to see him 90 from
the stable direct to the shaft where
he is employed Now the horse is |
turned loose every morning at 6;3OI
with his noon feed of barley tied tol
his shoulder and the horse goes di-
rect by the path to the shaft and
waits there until he is hamessed up
and does his daily work and then is
turned loose at night with the empty
nose bag on his neck and goes back
to the stable. He has been hickman
ed the superintendent" by the Pearce
people because he is regular as clock
work in going to and from work
Signing Bonds.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
A. C. Karger was busy this afternoon
signing up the bonds and coupons Of
the Marcus School District The
bonds are twenty in number and are
to be retired one a year. They are
for 5000 each, making a total OF $4,000.
| The money is to be used in the cree
tion of an addition to the present
2 school house in that district.
The Rambling Of Ford,
The Ford automobile that was re-
| pleuued yesterday by the sherifrs Of
dce from g. H. McFan, of Peare, prom
] Uses to raise some interesting legal
points before the case is finally set.
/ tied In the case that was filled by
w. II. Whipple against McFall he al
! leges that McFall is holding the ma
chine and refuses to return it. I'm
justice to Mr. McFau it must be said
he has a bill Of sale for the machine
so that he is not holding it illegally
as was the impression gained by the
publication of the article regarding
the repleving but the article was bas.
ed on the order of the complaint as
filed in the superior court.
To begin with the history Of the car
il goes back to Phoenix several
months ago. A man named J. C. Eos
b ter, an insurance agent, purchased the
CO. from the TJrI agency in Phoenix
He was to make monthly payment.
on the same He fell behind on the
payments and the garage people were
about to take the car back, when Eos
ter prevailed upol Whipple TO TAKE
up the payments and Foster was t'
pay Whipple as he made the money
, Foster took the car down TO Benson
and traded it in on an Overland ca
l. from H. c. Kimball, who also tool
o out some insurance with Foster ant
T. the latter is to pay up the balance OF
30 the Overland car
~ This arrangement was submitted {
s | Whipple who agreed to look to Foste
{ Tor payment and to hold the Overlan
car for payment, but Foster did nc
make good on his payments on tn
p Overland and Kimball took it bacl
I'm the meantime he had sold Tn
Ford car to George Holloway Tor $50
and the latter in turn sold it to
H. McFau at Pearce for the sum {
$3.50, cash, and gave the latter cles
20 bill of sale for the same.
in July Whipple went to PearC
and saw McFal and the latter e
planned to him how he secured posse
sion of the car and at tn esame tim
according to his statement he furnis
ed Whipple with an old easing TO {
back TO Phoenix on and also loant
* aim FIVE dollars which neither ma,
Deen returned
p The question now is, who is legal
"a, entitled to the car
lc Who owns the Ford?
III Criminal Cases.
g The following is a list of the cril
n nal cases that are pending and a
to o be set for trial following the Gu
e lingham- Costello case now before Il
S court. 1t will be necessary 10 try d
)n majority Of these cases or the six
day period viii have elapsed i'm Will
he law requires that they be tri
'r after the information is filed unle
nd continued by motion by the deiens
State VS.. William Garrett, charg
with selling Intoxicating liquor.
en- | state VS.. Bruce Wilcox, charged wi