Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-28


 Arizona, and later county agent Of Yavapai county, has been in command at the military training school at Aus tin college, sherman, Texas. He plans to return to Arizona soon after the first of the year.
 James NJ. Lawton, American consul at Nogales, Sonora, arrived in Douglas last night He was instructed a week ago to make an investigation of the facts surrounding the execution of Dr. Enrique Huerta, a Spaniard, and three Mexicans at Agua Prieta ten days ago following their alleged re- moyal from this city, and this is be- heved 10 be the purpose of his visit.
 The Douglas customs office has been notified by the war trade board of a number of articles from the con servation list, which practically per mits the eXportation to Mexico. Among the articles removed are fuel oil, castor oil, castor oil beans. gaso- line and other mineral oils. sheet and bar steel, axel grease, salmon and a number of other articles.
 Charles L. Cole has arrived in Doug las from England and is visiting old friends. A year ago on December 15 MT. Cole enlisted in the aviation corps of the U. s. army. He left for Atraining camp the day after New Years, and after spending some time in different aviation training camps. was sent to England He was recent | ly discharged from the army and re- turned to Douglas.
 The aged out at the county hospital had a splendid Christmas, thanks to the interests of the nurses and the generosity of outsiders. A big Christmas tree was lighted Christmas eve and from it's boughs dangled presents for everybody in the insti- tuition. The rooms were nicely deco rated for the occasion. Yesterday aft ernoon was the big Christmas dinner Supreme Justice and Mrs. D. l.. Cunningham of Phoenix. returned to their home at the Capital City yester- day. after having spent Christmas in Tombstone, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Cornelius. Justice and Mrs Cunningham still claim Tombstone as their home and always come here to cast their votes at elections and to spend the holidays.
 Steve Imsland, urtil three years ago a we'll known resident of Douglas, is spending the holidays with his pa rents, MT. and Mrs. John lmsland. who reside cn a ranch near there. Steve has been in California and Nevada since leaving Douglas. He came here from Reno, New, arriving day or so before Christmas. He was accom- panied by Ed Curtis, another former Douglas boy who has been in Nevada the past year.
 Jim Kelly of Carr canyon in the Huachucas, was a visitor in Tomb stone yesterday on business matters. He reports the Huachuca mountains are now covered with the heaviest mantle of snow in years. Over three feet or snow has fallen since last week, and in places, especially at the Exposed Reef mine, it is nearly four feet. which is seriously hampering work on the mines there.
 Although his parents in Tombstone received word over a month ago that he had been wounded. the name of Sgt. Diego Cota, was reported in the casualty list of yesterday as wounded severely" instead of missing in ac- tion." as previously reported. His pa rents several days ago received a let. l ter from him, written from a hospital near Paris, in which he stated that he was improving from his wounds l and expected to soon be able to leave | for home He was in the 340th Field | Artillery along with the other Tomb | stone boys.
 Sam P. Applewhite has returned | from San Antonio Texas, to Douglas. | where he was called recently with | Mrs. Applewhite by the fatal illness of | U. w. Evans, father of Mrs. App,e' | white. MT. Evans passed away aft | CT the arrival of his daughter and aft | CT the funeral MT. Applewhite return | ed home, leaving Mrs. Applewhite in | San Antonio where she will remain | until after the holidays. The deceased | was a pioneer resident Of Texas and | was veteran of the Civil war and | had reached a ripe old age before he ] died
 The family of A T. Kolb has arrived | in Tombstone from Pasadena. Calif-. ! and will make their home here during ! the time MT. Kolb is operating mar | ble quarry in the vicinity of DragoOn. i It is understood that preparations are | new being made for the opening of the | quarry and that machinery is ea route | and will be installed as soon as pOssi- | ble The properties are said to show | many varieties of marble, which will ! be used for building purposes. Mir. | kolb is well known here and has been | associated in several important min f ing deals during his residence here.
 Hon. D. C. O'Neil, senator-elect , from this county, is putting in con ! siderable overtime these days getting | his business into shape at Douglas so |