Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06

cOnulllOn last night was said to nave
 somewhat improved
 Ralph Bois of the United States dis
 trict attorneys office at Phoenix, was
 a brief visitor to Tombstone yesterday
 en route to Phoenix from Ft. Huachu-
 ca, where he has been on business
 for his office.
 Fred Philips, nephew of Ollie Phil
 jus, and formerly an employe of the
 shelter at Douglas, died at Whitehall,
 Mont, on Saturday. Accompanied by
 his brother, Elmo Philips, he left here
 for Whitehall last spring. They pur-
 chased a ranch there and have been
 doing very well.
 Fred Bennett and Jim Marrs, two
 well known Tombstone nimrods, re-
 turned to Tombstone yesterday from the Rincon mountains, where they
 succeeded in bringing down two beau tiful bucks before deer season closed
 on the first. Their friends are en- toying a taste of venison as a result llAos Js lO
 Tombstone yesterday from GulfpOrt,
 Miss, where she was called owing to
 the serious illness of her son, George.
 who is in the navy training station
 there Her son has fully recovered
 from the influenza and will be on duty.
 She herself contracted the disease
 while there in mild form, but recOv-
 cred quickly. She states that Jim
 Ciacoma is we'll and is back on duty again.
 B. H. Hines, for a number of years prominent resident of Douglas, died last week in San Francisco, according to a letter received by friends here. MT. Hines was a victim of influenza, followed by pneumonia and was only sick few days. About a year ago Mir and Mrs. Hines left Douglas for San Francisco, where he took a position on a transport as engineer. He had been engaged in the automobile busi- ness bere. The funeral was held on Friday and interment at San Fran cisco:
 The grammar school grades at Douglas opened this morning and as the quarantine still on, the sessions are held out of doors. Each teacher has divided her classes into groups of eight or ten students and holds brief sessions in the open. A portable blackboard is used and the classes are grouped around the campus and in the parks. The plan was instigated in order that the children will not get so far behind the schedule of the years work that they can not make it 1 up and pass their grades at the close | of the school year. The brief session, | with the groups are for the teachers to give necessary instructions in the work, and to give the students plenty | of home work One teacher said to- | day, this is not a very convenient | way to work but it is much better to | have it this way, than to try to cram | the children during the rest of the | year, or to teach on Saturdays and | have no vacations"
 w. T. Boyd. of Boyd's Drug store, returned yesterday after few days seize in Douglas, working against | county seat removal right into the | enemy's territory. MT. Boyd says that | after a thorough canvass of Douglas | he finds that better than 20 per cent | of the vote of Douglas will be regis | tered against county seat removal. The work of the clique that is behind | the removal scheme, who have been spreading a campaign of falsehoods among the people there, has influ- | enced a large number of votes, he states, but the special edition of the and the special circulars sent to Douglas have allayed much of this camouflage.
 Carmen Franco. a domestic in the employ of w. dell. Washington at Douglas, placed a 32-calibre revol- yer against her breast in the bed room of the Washington home at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning and sent bullet crashing through her heart. Mrs. Washington, who had left. her only a minute before to step into the rear of the house, heard the report and hurried back to the bedroom. The girl had removed the revolver, the of Mir. Washington, from a bureau drawer, sat on the edge of the bed and fired. She fell backward on he bed as Mrs. Washington entered. tried to rise again in the agony of leath. Then she dropped back 2ever 70 move again, blood streaming over her pretty features and staining her white shirtwaist and bedspread, Mrs. sickened by the sight. managed to telephone to Mir Washing on, who notified the police and City Health Officer Causey, and Coroner Dunlap summoned a jury to review he remains. It was a year ago almost 70 the month that another servant in he employ of the Washington family { committed suicide in the same room
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