Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-13

occur during the next 30 days. There
is no change in the number or the
arms of the service mentioned hereto
fore. that order emanSting from the
wer department in the order made for
reEabilitating Whipple.
County Briefs
Earl skinner CT Miramonte. near
Benson. and who formerly worked in
the mines in this district. has been Re
lieved from service at Camp Funston
on account of teart trouble. Another
victory for the girl at homes
County Assessor +. A Hughes will
go TO San Simon tomorrow where he
viii begin assessing in that end OF the
county. He has his deputies in Bis
bee and Douglas started for the year
and Deputy Thomas is at work in the
BenSOn-St. David district.
According TO the records in the Of
flee OF Clerk J. + James OF the Supe-
riOr court. there were issued BY Mar
riaSe License Clerk c. l. Allen durins
/ the month Of December. \ total Of -
marriage licenses. being a good month
/ This is not near the record. however,
which is So. This month promises 70
be a gOo6 one according 10 the rate
they are now being issued.
Douglas Exchange Manager Sundin
announced yesterday that a eOnStrue-
ton sang Of the Mountain States Tel
wephone company in that city has Just
completed laying ten miles of over
head and underground cables TO re-
lieve the cOnsested condition of the
wire capacity. Most Of the additional
cable has been laid in the eastern part
of the city where the main growth has
been the last few years,
Mr., and Mrs. P. P. Butler have re-
turned from weeks visit AT the
Grand Canyon. called back by the i'll
ness OF Captain H. II. Stout. general
superintendent Of the Copper Queen
Shelter in New York City. where he
recently went with his family Mr.
and Mrs Butler visited Jerome en-
D Y
il one OF the busiest camps in the
country.
Rev. Chss. Wallet. Catholic mission
AIRY. who. for the PsSt seventeen years
has been doins missionary work in In
DO China. French possession. spent
Wednesday and Friday in Tombstone.
the guest % Rev. r. \. Coliymore. OF
the local Catholic church. Rev. Val
let has spent n considerable part OF
his life doing missionary work among
the Chinese and reports that there are
at present over a million Catholic con
vertS in IndO China He was forced
10 leave when the war broke out but
intends 70 return when peace is de-
elared.
The Douglas school board has de-
cided 70 give local teachers a bonus
OF $40 year. The bonus viii be paid
10 every teacher now in the service
here who remains until the end Of the
present term. Il viii be given without
regard TO difference in salaries. TIE
board at the first of each school year
fixes the salaries % teachers. hence
il was not practicable to increase the
pay at this time. yet. on account o.
the increase in the cost OF Twins eN-
penSeS. the board members reached
the conclusion that steps to provide
more compensation should be taken
Immediately. II also was recognized
by the board that il is more difficult
20 procure and keep teachers than il
previously has been. a circumstance
due TO war conditions which have eth
er placed male teachers in the fight
Ing ranks OF induced them 10 enter
other lines OF work.
Morris Pacheco. who was nabbed a
few weeks ago on a liquor charge,
was apprehended Thursday night By
Douglas customs men and turned over
TO the department Of justice. PachecO
was stopped at the border in autOmO-
bile in which were two women and
some WhiSkey. and the car held until
he appeared yesterday mOrnins. when
he was placed in custody fer alleged
violation of the Reed amendment Had
he crossed the line and returned with
the whiskey. the machine could have
been cOnfisoated BY the government
Pacheco was under 5000 bond to ap-
pear in federal court at Tucson
Two masked negroes attempted 10
hold up the residence Of :, Cohen. f5s
u avenue in nOuglaS Friday, but were
frightened away before accomplishing
their purpose. one OF the negroeS tOOS
hold of Mrs Cohen. Immediately after
entering the house. wheyeupon she
screamed at the top OF her voice.
arousing the whole neishb0rhOOd. Fail
ing 10 silence her. the robbers took
TO their heels with Cohen in pursuit
and made their escape. The CohenS
were able % give n good description
II the negroes and the police are posi-
tive that they know who one OF them
was. but have no clue 10 the other
They were not apprehended last nisht
but Il is expected that beth viii be in
custody before noon today, Before
the negroes entered the Cohen home
they held M and robbed German
in the same ueiEhhorhOOd. taking the
sum OF five cents frOm him.