Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-06

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 in Douglas for a few days on official business. He will leave on Monday for Tombstone to investigate certain land entries of record at the county seat.
 Yesterday Alejandro QuintanO. Jose Lopez and Manuel Mendez were held in Douglas to answer in superior court on charges of unnatural prac- tices. They were arrested in the 500 block on Eighth street Wednesday by Officer Ross and a provost guard. It is said that they have admitted their guilt.
 H. W. Hall, formerly city engineer of Douglas, and a resident of Fl PasO for the year, arrived in that city yes terday for a brief visit with his fam fly. MT. Hall has been commissioned a captain in the engineering corps and will leave shortly for Camp Humph- ries, Virginia, where he will report for duty.
 Mrs. George Bravin returned to Tombstone yesterday from Douglas, where she accompanied her husband to the hospital there, where he will remain for several weeks. She reports the doctors stated that he is at pres ent in a critical condition, but with rest and treatment it is expected he will recuperate.
 Jake Kerner was bound over to await the action of the federal cours yesterday by United States Commits sioner H. c. Beumler in Douglas, on the charge of having government property in his possession. Bond was fixed at S1OOO. He is alleged to have agreed to pay a certain soldier $50 for sixteen automatic pistols, which, it is reported, were found on his prem ises.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Sherwood were in Douglas yesterday, arriving from their home in Courtland, en route 10 Kansas City, where they will make an extended visit. Both MT. and Mrs. Sherwood were among the early set tiers of Douglas, during which time MT. Sherwood was engaged in the plumbing business, later moving to- Courtland, where he launched the COurtland Arizonan, a weekly news paper.
 c. M Hadden has disposed of his half interest in the Avenue hotel in Douglas to MT. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Comanche, Texas, who will take charge next Monday. Mir. Hadden has been engaged in the hotel business in this city for a number of years past. and will leave in a short time for Texas, where he will engage in ranch ing. The sale of MT. Hadden's inter est was consummated through the firm of Dixon and company.
 Gen. DeR. c. Cabell, who recently left Douglas to take command of the southern department. the headquar ters of which are at San Antonio, has been named by President Wilson for promotion to the rank of major gen. eral. Others similarly chosen for pro motion who are known in the south west are Gen, F. L. Winn and Gen. Anson k. Ely, Gen. Ely was adjutant under General Pershing when the American punitive expedition was in Mexico. Eleven brigadier generals were selected for promotion, the Oth- CTS being Gems. w. H. Hay, Edmund Wittenmyer, Mark L. Hersey, Henry JeTvey, c. A. F. Flagler, c. L. Rhodes and J. D. Leich.
 A Tombstone girl. Miss Vera Smith, daughter of Mrs. l.. A. Smith. and sis ter of Postmaster Paul Smith of Tombstone. yesterday received official instructions from headquarters to be ready to leave as soon as orders are received for Mobile, Ala. to enter the BOndurant sanitarium. Miss Smith along with Frances Staniger. Minnie Sanders, Nellie Ciochetti and Olive Smith. enrolled in the student nurse training corps when the call was made several months ago, but the other girls expect their order at any time now. Miss Smith will prepare to leave when called.
 Cashier H. c. Amy of the First Ma tional bank, returned home to Tomb l
  stone from Camp Perry, Ohio, where he went as one of the representatives 1 of the Tombstone Rifle club at the l rifle meet there during the past | month. Like the other Tombstone rep l Mir. Amy Is high in his | praise of the treatment received while l there, and says he has gained much | valuable information in regard to the | use of the small firearm, which he | will impart Co the other members of l the Tombstone club at the first Oppor- l tunity, which was the purpose of the l government in holding the meet
 Virgil WoOdfork, one of the prison | CTS who escaped from the county jail | at the same time as Frank Wilson and | five others broke jail, was yesterday | taken out to the county road camp . near Tombstone and will work out his | sentence of six months at hard labor | having pleaded guilty yesterday to a . charge of battery. on which he was . awaiting trial, when he suddenly left l jail To the charge of jail breaking | he also pleaded guilty and was given . a suspended sentence of five years, | provided he leaves the state when he | rr.1a B Al