Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-02
County Briefs

Jesse Camp of Douglas was held to
the federal grand jury by United
States Commissioner II. c. Beumler
yesterday on a charge of unlawfully
having government property in his pos
session.
Mrs. Waiter Thompson of Detroit
and her father, Major Calkins, after
several weeks in Tombstone, will
will go to the coast for a few weeks
while Major Calkins will go east, stop
ping in Texas for a short while.
The charge of failure to provide for
his wife and minor children against
Paul DeBaud, was tried yesterday
morning before Judge W A Fowler,
and after the evidence in the case vas
produced he was ordered released,
when ii was shown that he had made
arrangements for the support OF his
family.
Cecil Adams of Douglas was bound
over to the federal grand jury on two
charges of violating the Reed amend
ment providing that liquor shall not be
transported into dry" states. when ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner II. c. Beumler yesterday Bond
was fixed at $1,000 on one count and
at $4,000 on the ether. in default OF
which he will be held in Jail.
Immigrants into Mexico Outnumber-
ed emigrants. according to the record
of the Mexican immigration office for
the month of February at Aqua Prieis.
There were 81 persons entering Mex
leo during the month. while Oniy four
came out of the port of Aqua PTieta.
OF the immigrants, 20 Were MeEicans.
10 were Americans, two were Gsrrnns
and one was an Englishman. Four
Mexicans emigrated to the United
States in the month.
]. ID. johnson arrived in Douglas q
few days ago from Jerome to remain
Mr.. Johnson formerly was proprietor
of the Modern sfe in that city, but
for the last two ears has been IN the
restaurant business in Jerome. He re-
Gently sold out his business in that
city and expects to take a acation
from business for several months at
least. Mr.. johnson says that Jerome
is first class town for business and
there are lots of good prospective
mines there. although there are also
lots of wildcats, many OF them mrie
interested in selling stosk than in de-
veloping a mine.
Meeting Tor the first time since 1904.
and that in Beirut. Syria, Caesar Hara-
vey, now OF Douglas. is visiting John
Hyder in Phoenix After having been
in America for a number of year.. ard
having become prosperous enough ~
afford it. Mr. Hyder in 1904 visited his
birthplace in Asyria, and again met
his childhood friends. II was then that
he induced Caesar Haravey TO leave a
French school to enter a school teach
ing English, with the result that three
years later he was an emigrant 10
America. Since his arrival. he too has
and is now the prophet D
of a confectionery store in Douglas.
A. II. Gardner drove over to Bisbee
a few days ago to attend a theater
party which took in the production of
"A Little Bit of Old Fashioned" with
May Robson in the star role. Mr..
says that Miss Robson took a
drive over the Divide and pronounced
the Bisbee-Tombstone road one OF the
wonder drives OF America. She said.
You folks don't capitalize your beauty
spots and crives. oh. my. but wouldn't 1
they rave about a natural dirt road and /
a scenic drive like this" She also /
stated that on her next tour she was 1
going to motor from Douglas to Tue |
son so that she could see the entire /
irive, historic Tombstone, and espeti i I
ally did she want to see the famous /
Bird Cage theater, and the beauty f.
spots of the Pantongo Wash.
According TO the news dispatches
rom FL Paso few days ago William
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