Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-31
County NeUS

Three prisoners were taken to the road camp near Tombstone yesterday afternoon. and will work out their sen tences building roads for the county
 whose law they violated.
 The carpenters here have started work on the forms of the bridge just east of Tombstone Among those on the carpenter end of the big job are | A. z. Cook and Wm. Featherman. Grading of the other side of the gulch
 is moving along in good shape.
 John Mohr was before United States ! Commissioner Beumler yesteray after noon to answer a charge of cOnspir- acy to export two cases of condensed milk to Mexico. He was released on a $3,0OO bond. The case of LlOyejildo Alvarez, charged with the same of- fense, will not be heard until this afternoon.
 Capt H. II. Stout, smeiter superin- tendent at the Copper Queen plant in Douglas, returned last night from New York. where he had been on business, He was in the east for ten days. Cap tain Stout says that he found in the east a fine patriotic spirit and war work going on at full speed.
 J. N. Gaines, secretary of the Co., chise County Taxpayers association, returned home yesterday from San Francisco and other coast points where he has been the past few weeks on a vacation. He reports a great deal of war activity on the coast. and being COcilise chairman of the Liberty loan committee, MT. Gaines availed him self os the opportunity to confer with some of the leading war workers there, and returns with some new ideas for carrying out the next campaign.
 J. ". Baker. well known as the piO- neer locomotive engineer. now pull ing the train on the Fort Huachuca branch of the Fl PasO and Southwest eTu. arrived in Douglas from San Di- ego where he had been for six weeks on a vacation. While at San Diego he bought a home in that city, visited Camp Kearny, where he met a number Cf friends from Arizona. HG paid visit to Los Angeles and says that he enjoyed every minute of the time while he was on the coast. He went to Fort Huachcca this morning where he will resume his duties.
 The Douglas council held an execut- i've session Of more than an hour Mon day night and settled the always both ersom and embarrassing question of raising salaries. The employees said they deserved it because of the .n- creased cost of living, pointing tO the fact that blacksmiths out at the smell ter now receive $610 a day with the new 50-cent increase in effect The outcome was to give flat s10 raise to every man in the street, fire and pO- lice departments, heads of the depart ments included. This leaves out the city engineering and water depart ments, the health department and the clerks office.
 Federal authorities in Douglas have received a report of the raiding of the Pesquiera ranch, 40 miles south of Douglas, a few days ago, in which a number Of horses were taken of. This report in connection with one from Fl PasO that Juan Cabral, formerly of Tucson, has organized an anti-Carran- ga revolt in Sonora, created much in terest Arrivals from the south yes terday said they knew nothing of the raid, but heard a store on the ranch had been robbed.
 Yesterday Deputy sheriff Percy Bow den arrested Charles Bell on a charge 1f selling liquor to a soldier and turn ed him over to the federal authorities. He probably will answer in federal court for what he is alleged to have done. Tn United states Commissioner H. c. Beumler's court yesterday after noon, at Douglas, Marie Galindo was bound over to await the action of the federal grand jury on a charge of bringing whisky from wet tO dry ter ritory. She was arrested on the train last week by Bowden and turned over to the federal authorities. At the hearing she said that she was taking the suit case and basket Of whisky found in her possession to a man in Bisbee who had engaged her to tran sport it for him Another Mexican woman. recently given a light sentence in the superior court, was at the hear ing in the custody of Deputy United States Marshal Mcdonald and she also claimed to be in the service of the Bisbee bootlegser. It is expected that he will be apprehended soon.