Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-25
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 Under Arrest for Passing
 Bogus Checks.
 | DOUGLAS, Jan. 24.-Justin (. Das- pit, of the department of justice, who puts in his time catching viOlStcrs of the law, has caught the measles an1 will be confined to his hOme fcT sever al days.
 E. B. Duvan paid 6 SieO fine in Judge Dunlap's court Wednesday after noon on a charge of haTias liquor ia his possession. Duvall wSs arrested in the hole-in-the-wall drink stand on Monday night when a supply of booze was found hidden under the base5oalj
 According to word brought back by a Douglas man who was recently in San Antonio, Texas, Bob Claiborne, for merly of Wimberly & Claiborne. who left here a few weeks ago to enlist in the aviation corps of the United States army, that he failed to pass that branch on account of physical dis ability.
 Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas left this morning for Turner, Buena, Ft Huachuca and other points in that section of the county. resumins his work of assessing. Assessor F.. X. Hughes is in the vicinity of San Si- mon. Paradise. Dos Cabezas and Will COX, and will conclude there before returning
 The Mexican government has just made a new rule that all Mexican GUS toms brokers must conduct their busi- ness on the Mexican side of the line. For this reason H. Rivera moved his brokerage office over to Agua Prieta yesterday. and the International Com mission Company. Elias - Lopez and Julian Herrera will have to follow his example at once.
 Miss Nettie Baringer and MT. M. T. Ansley were married at o'clock yes | terday afternoon at the residence of A. E. Weed. a foreman at the Copper Queen shelter, where Miss Baringer has lived for a number of years Her parents are still in Texas. Miss Bar finger is an operator at the local tele- phone exchange. She has resided here a number of years and has hosts of | friends who will he present at the cer- emony to extend their congratulations and well wishes. MT. Ansley is as well known Pinal county man. where he Is engaged in the transportation business
 Miss Rose Faras. who left here last June to accept a position in Nicaragua teaching in the normal school, is much pleased with the country. people, her position and everything in general, ac- cording to a letter received frcm her by her sister who resides here. Miss Faras formerly taught in the Pirtle- vile school and completed a four-year course in the state normal after which she took the position here. She WAS highly recommended for her presens position with six other teachers from all parts of the country.
 Ed. c. Bradford. formerly of the firm of Lawhon & Bradford, stock brokers of this city and Phoenix, sprung pleasant surprise on his closest friends Tuesday night, when he returned from Camp Funston. Kansas, where he went with the Cochise County draft cOntin- gent last summer. He has been hon orably discharged from the army. Un- der the new draft law, married men with dependents are exempted. so that Bradford has been swung into class four and will not have to go back into the army until the men in class are called. This may be a long time ahead. What he will do here now Mir. Bradford has not yet fully decided. He comes back looking fine, having gained ten pounds in weight. He has been supply sergeant of the l54th depot ori- gade.
 Accused of issuing cheeks to Los Angeles hotel which were refused pay ment by the bank on which they were drawn. Oscar Coll. well known in Doug las as former secretary of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, IS m iail in Los Angeles and has appealed to friends here This will he deeply regretted by those who have known Coll in this country during the past fifteen years and will be cause for gen eral regret
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