Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-10
County Briefs

H. o. Carr, one of the big ranchers from the San Simon valley, was in Tombstone Monday. MT. Carr lives near the Pete lenses farm and is now putting down Q well. He was form erly resident of St. David, living on the cid Mckinney place. Mrs. Carr accompanied him to the county seat.
 Henry Barnes, of Rochester, Ohio, is in Tombstone for an indefinite stay, having come to the famous old camp to enjoy It's wonderful climate, of which he had heard so much. MT. Barnes is delighted with the condi- tions he found here, coming from Ohio, where it's almost always below zero at this time of year.
 Charged with crossing the border without a passport, w. H. Morrison was arrested yesterday at NOgales by special agents. Morrison was wantel in Douglas on other charges, it is said Believing that Morrison was about to cross the line without a pOss- port, the special agent instructed his chauffeur to obey Morrison's orders, but to bring him back again. Accord ingly the chauffeur Obeyed orders, and ran Morrison across the line. then he drove around in a circle and brought the man back across the line to where the special agent awaited him.
 The sale was reported this week O. about thirty mining claims known as the Commodore Group and the Copper Basin Group. The claims join Hilltop on the north and east and the Hill top Extension claims directly on the north. The claims are being sold by Messrs. NJ. R. LaRue, C. J. Lavery and w K. Morrow. Mir. Volney B. Leonard, a mining man of Fl PasO. and w. P. Dunn of this place, are the purchasing parties. The deeds have been placed in escrow at the local bank and the final terms of sale are to be completed within ten dayss The consideration is said to run into thousands.
 It Is expected that development work will be started as soon as some of the preliminaries have rcen dis posed of.
 
 night that C. P. OsgOod, arrested in Douglas some time ago on a charge of stealing and smuggling ore into the United States from Mexico. was con ' icted in the federal court at Tucson. J. T. Hendrickson and Jose Reinaldo, JT., who were arrested the some time that Osgood was taken into custody pleaded guilty. Five men were arrest ed in the case, two of them having been released. The ore is supposed to have been stolen from various mining properties in Mexico. Most of it came from the mining property owned by George r. Fast. It is supposed to have been stolen at various times since the Villa raid.
 To the children Of the Tombstone public schools goes tine credit c. hay ing purchased the first Liberty bond in the Tombstone district, of the Third Liberty loan During the last week the children through subscription among themselves collected enough money to purchase a bond. and when the campaign opened entered their ap- plication for the first bond. But this is not the best part of the story. The children inspired with the patriotism of Young America, in turn presented the bond to the Tombstone AuXili- . ary of the American Red Cross, which will be. used in the purchase of sup plies. This is a patriotic act that is highly commendable on the part of the children and the teachers who as- sisted them, and orly again shows that old Tombstone can always be found at the front line trench no matter wha, | be the occasion
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