Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-21

Copper Queen shelter. He stayed theer until October and then moved back to this city. His wife was with him and he rented some housekeeping rooms from Nj. c. High in Tombstone Canyon near the Mason stop. close to the residence of George Porter. He then went to work at the Gardner shaft on October , and worked until the 18th, when he quit He went to the Junction shaft of the C. & A. and went to work on october l9 and worked until December l5. at which time he drew his time. On the 14th he met with a slight accident and went to the C. & A. dispensary. where a slight wound in his head was dressed by Dr. EdmundSon. Jackson stated at the time that he had been hit on the head by a falling rock He did nor go back to work after that.
 His wife. Ella Jackson. left here on December for the home of her pa rents at Wichita. Kas.. having re- ceived a telegram a few days prior stating that her mother was danger ously i'll. After she left Jackson patched in the rooms until some time Saturday, when he left the rooms without telling the landlady good bye" Sunday morning she found a note, by the back door. stating that he had gone. and tha, he had moved to Johnson Addition: that he had been feeling badly and was sorry that he had not cleaned up the house. On the table in the kitchen he left the rent money which was due on the rooms. He had asked until the goth, from the 5th. on account of having to send his wife to her folks. in which to pay the money. While be was here he and his wife traded at the store of J. $. Angius and he forgot to pay an account there. of about S3O.
 Suspected in Chloride
 At the time the San Bernardino of- ficers were here looking for Scot. they brought the word that Scott and Barr. alias Jackson. alias Wellington, were suspected of killing an old pros pector in the vicinity of Chloride and taking his money. It was stated that the two men were seen in the com. pany of the old man near his cabin and that a few days thereafter they appeared with an alleged deed to his mining property. A few days before they had very little money. but had then plenty to spend. The MOhave county officers were trying to con meet them with the crime. but could not get any direct evidence and no arrests were made on that account, although they were satisfied that Carr and Scott committed the deed. A tele- gram had been sent by the Review to Kingman to get Johnson's record there. and a reply may be received today.
 Jackson isa nice-appearing man i with bright-brown eyes that appealed | to every one. He was a man about | five feet. seven and a half inches. weight about II pounds and had brown hair. He was dark complex. | toned. He wore a white felt hat and was rather brisk in his movements. He had large hands, arms and shoul- ders. He was a wonderful man for | his size.
 WeIIington's Record
 ! KlNGMAN. AriZ.. Dec. 2O.-Charles ! A. Barr. or F. C. Jackson. as he was known in Goldfeld, New. was em- ployed at Mineral Park last winter. He went away in company O. Elmer Scott and a man named Chapman. ] Cbapmsn's body was found on the desert west of Needles ip July. Barr and Scott were in Las Vegas. New, | three days after the Chapman killing, Barr returned to kingman and went eastward Scott went 10 Tonopah. Barr is married and his wife was with him in Globe His wife worked at Chloride while Barr was in Min eral Park.
 When Barr came here be had | changed his nsme on account of some , 'rouble in Goldheld.
 ' In March of this year David Scott, T miner at Mineral Park. disappeared and Barr is supposed to know all about bis taking OH lt iS possible that ScCtt wss with Barr in some part of Arizona. as woman friend oi Scott has gene in that direction and officers are looking for her.
 The murder Of Chapman and Scott