Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-05

| in a hospital The bullet was fired ! from .32-caliber revolver It entered the left side, penetrated the liver, and ranged upwards. It did not emerge and has not yet been located. The Heaton woman could not be found Sat urday night. but Sunday morning Dep uties Van Siclen and Towne served a warrant upon her Pending her pre- liminary hearing before Justice Fields. she was released on bond of S5OO0. furnished by Clarkston citizens.
 Laie Brown. a young range rider of the Congress Junction country. Yava- pal county. has thrown his sun-beasen cthperejOs away and will don the blue cloth. enlisting in the navy and leaving for San Francisco yesterday to begin service Brown stated he is tired of facing a long drouth in the arid region and desires to be where there is water to spare and a chance to see a Hun occasionally. He took along his rope, of course.
 AttOrnevs Anderson & Ellis. repre- senting the H.Sl copper company and the Clark interests. Saturday filed q . million dollar sEpeTsedeas bond in tho superior court of Yavapai county. the bond being one of the largest of its sort ever filed in the state and having the effect of staying the courts order turning the property of the defendant corporation over into the hands of tho recently appointed receiver. The big bond was signed by w A. and Charles Clark. as principals in the case and by the following named Prescott peO- pie as sureues: F. W. Wells, M B. Hazeltine. Mrs. Hugo Richards. J. l. Gardner Henry Brinkmeyer. Walter Miller. Jerry W. Sullivan, C. A. Peter and O. A. Hesla.
 In an opinion given B. M Atwoou. state engineer, today. Attorney Gen eTal Jones reverses his former opinion relative to control of the state high way fund by the commission on state institutions. and holds today that the state engineer must act officially in the expenditure and paying out of all monies for construction. improvement and maintenance or all state highways and bridges; further. that he acts jointly with the board of state insti- tutiOns in the expenditure of twenty five per cent of the state road fund and jointly with county boards of super visOrs with the remainder of this fund. The attorney generals opinion was re- quested in much the same manner as Lamar Cobb requested his opinion pr.- or to the time he resigned. when AL f,vrs...- fxapnruI Tpr1ae xrras pf sHfFfas- ent opinion and held that the board of state institutions held full authority.
 Refusal to seat Barney J. Punkey. elected as alderman in the Sixth ward of Globe. was the feature of the inaug- uratiOn of the new municipal admins tIatiOn Saturday. J. J. keegan took the chair as mayor and Alderman NOss, Falbo, Tracy. Rice and Martin were sworn in. The question as to the qualifications of Punkey was raised at- ter the city attorney had cited the law on the point MT. Punkey asserted that he was born in 1869 which would make him 49 years of age. He told the council that although he was born in Germany, he had become naturalized m loooi NnlCu IS thltts -tMo SOsiS osN- On this statement it would appear that he was 17 years of age at the time or naturalization In addition to this the county records show that in 1908 he registered as being go years of age. bearing out his statement that he is now go years of age. but various Of- ficial entries in the county records state that he was naturaliZed in Cook county ul (ChicagO) in 1880. which would have been when he was II years of age.