Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-07

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 He then seized the child and 1 threw it from the carriage window, | the train at the time travelling at full speed. The mother is now in England | but is insane If any one of your read CTS doubts this story, I am prepared ' to satisfy them with its accuracy County Briefs
 RCtert D. Richardson has been aD- | pointed postmaster at Cochise, vice | Robert L. Seney resigned. A. E. Merriman, formerly at Tomb stone and employed with the Bun ker Hill company, has gone to Doug las, where he has taken the place as cashier of the municipal water depart ment. Mrs Merriman will leave with in a few days.
 Cormal NJ. Coin at Stark Cochise county, vice Solomon F. Pyle, resigned.
 Tie post office at Menzora, COchise county, has been discontinued; mail to Cochise.
 Edward l. Perind has been appointed mail. letter carrier at Tucson and Frank F. Quimby at Cochise. The employees of the Copper Queen smc lter have formed six societies for the purC hase of baby bonds and the competition between them promises to be keen J. N. Gaines. southern Cochise director of sales. announces. The employees of the c. & A. shelter are expected to follow suit
 George Ivey, formerly master me chanic for the Bunker Hill company, yesterday received at Tombstone word from the ship yards to hold him self ready to report on short notice. Mir. Tvey registered as a volunteer when the registration was being con ducte1 over a month ago, and expects to be called at any time. He expects to be called to the Pacific coast.
 Thomas Masilko, who lives SIX miles eest of Wilcox, has caught more than
 
 actual count. These were mostly cot tontails and were caught with the aid of eight steel traps. The rabbits have teen fed to the hogs and chickens. Such a campaign by every farmer would soon bring a decrease in the number of rabbits.
 Tuesday R. E. Souers, superintend ent Of the Douglas schools, received notification that he had been given post as secretary in the war camp com munity service, the activities of which are in both war and navy departments Mir. Souers has been expecting the place, and had told some of his close friends that he probably would be as- signed to the community work.
 Senator C. NJ. Roberts has sold his hanches and cattle to J. L. Misen- miner and Gordon Page. The ranches include about 2000 acres of patented land and about 5000 or more acres of eas d land together with about 700 or more head of cattle. It is one of the best of the smaller cattle out fits in this section of the country. The consideration has not been made public MT. Roberts will make his home at Wilcox for a while at least. According to advices received in Douglas from the Associated Press. Brig. Gen. w. l.. Kenly, favorably known in Douglas, and at one time sta | toned here as lieutenant colonel of q gvf6 faNa arff1 ! signed to the aerial division of the ar my. The dispatch says that Gen. Ken | ly. in company with Major C. h- Rhine | hardt. flying in 20O-horse-power bombing airplane from San Antonio to an unnamed destination, had, on Tues day, landed in Kansas City, Mo. A meeting of the directors of the | Douglas Texas society has been called for next Monday afternoon at two o'clock in the office of s. w. White, president of the society, to arrange for | Texas Day, which will be observed at ! McNeal to commemorate the indepen- dence of the Lone Star state from Mex | ican rule. On account of San Jacinto | Day falling on Sunday, this year, the celebration will be held on April 20, instead of April 2l, as heretofore.
 There will be big barbecue and program of events to keep the Long horns entertained throughout the day, and one or two prominent speakers will be on hand to make patriotic ad- dresses
 B. O. Payne was appointed fair com missioner again for COchise county L.--.-L.i.-.. L. tA ho