Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-05
County Neus

The big eighteen-inch well being juIed by the Southern Pacific Rail- lead company near their roundhOuse in Bowie is down around 300 feet and drilling ahead. Much interest will be centered on this well as the company expects to carry to a depth of 1,200 .eet unless the big artesian flow is encountered at lesser depth.
 James Heron and son and Frank Carper. well known mining men of Ccurtland, Ariz., closed a deal last Thursday for a bond and lease on tho Helen Dome Mining company proper ty in Apache Pass. They entered into two years royalty lease with a pur' .nase option for S60,O0O. MT. Heron
 tatts they will start operation at once and continue the development Of the property.
 MT and Mrs. c. W. Webster of Tombstone entertained with a dinner a party who mOtored over from Bisbee yesterday. Those present were Mrs. Ray ald daughter, Mrs. Plumby and two children, Mir. Cramer from -El paso, MT. Tl.tle, MT. and Mrs. liar mon and daughter, Velma, MT. Silver and daughter MT and Mrs. Harmon and daughter will remain on 6 visit with Mir and Mrs. Webster, parents of Mrs. Harmon.
 Leon Thompson, who for the last four years has been employed in the city engineering office in Douglas will leave Thurs Jay for the east to enter a military training camp. The young man is popular among a large circle of friends and is Leld in high esteem by his associates. Several months ago he was married in this city to Miss Rose Mellen.
 Saturday night at the home of the Misses Vera and Olive Smith in Tomb stone a sumptuous spread was given for the local drafted boys who left Sunday for the training camp at Tue son. The dinner was prepared by Mrs. A. Staniger, who is a past mis- tress in the culiriary art, and every thing was included in the fare. She was assisted by ainumber of the girls. Following the feed all boarded autos and went to Gleeson. where they danced until the wee hours of moVn- ing, returning and finishing up" on the left overs" of the dinner, which we're ample About fifteen invited guests enjoyed the repast.
 It was reported yesterday that Gov. Plutarco Gales of Sonora will be m Agua P1ieta in a few days. It is un- derstood that he will first go 10 Naco zari, where he will leave a guard of soldiers He has taken this step at the request Of Inc management and employees of ihe Moctezuma Copper company, who have demanded better protection for Amerit ans. The un- provoked murder Oi Forema Austin at Piiares recently. which had been preceded by similar crimes against AraeIicans m which the perpetrators were never arrested, led the Ameri- ans 10 delnaai q change IT ey de cared that ths "opeG season O., Am CT, tns must rrasc and that the SO- Lora government mast take some pIirs to run down men gailty of at ;acking minins men from this side of the line.
 Charles Bell was bound over to the federal grand jury al Tucson yester- day afternoon on charge of having government property in his posses sion U. s. Commissioner Beumler at Douglas fixed his bond at S1,00O. The peculiar thing about the case isl that Bell, said to be an old offender was really arrested for having and using morphine. It was found that he had a little hypodermic outfit. with morphine and needle in his pocket It vas inclosed in an aluminium ease, a very compact and neat affair used by the medical men in the army. No matter how Bell got it. he had no right Co have it, as it is government prop rty and plainly marked lt IS a new wrinkle in the punishment of. drug users. the officers evidently de ci1ing 1t would be easier Co prosecute for having government property than for having drugs.
 Frank ] Nsncham manager and director ef the Western states Securi- ties cooperation. is in Douglas to con fer with C. O Ellis. president Of the new company The Western States Se- curities corporation began its opera