Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-06
Tips Of he TOWn
10 EXAMINE MEXICAN.

opportunity or making his maiden ar rest, and who is now in the county jail at Tombstone. will be given sanity hearing on Saturday morning before Judge A. G. McAlister of the Graham county superior court, who is sitting in the place of Judge Alfred Lockwood while the Cochise county judge is in California on his annual vacation. According to word reaching the district yesterday the Mexican is daily showing signs of violence and is still incoherent
 VISITS IN TOMBSTONE.
 W. s. Crawford of Bisbee. an ope- rator on the Review, spent yesterday in Tombstone visiting friends. Craw- ford worked for many months on the Prospector in Tombstone and makes his periodical trips to the county seat to renew the acquaintances he made when living in the city.
 A5RIL VISITS 6ls6EE.
 James April of Tombstone, was business visitor ip the district yes terday.
 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
 Mrs, Sarah Miller, a. pioneer resident of this county who formerly lived In Bisbee and Tombstone, was taken to the hospital at Douglas for treatment, according to word received in Bisbee yesterday. A year ago the aged wo- man fell breaking one of her limbs. Owing to her age she did not fully recover and during the past few weeks has become almost helpless.
 WRONG SAM JOHNSON.
 Sam Johnson, switchman for the Fl Paso & Southwestern. yesterday was the butt of jokes by his friend. Hello, Sam" they greeted him, just getting out of jailrY Sam declares that an other of the same name was mixed up in the little game in Johnson addition which recently caused. an arrest and hearing before Judge J. L. Winters in Lowell He pleads his innocence to all corners.
 WOMAN GETS STIFF SENTENCE,
 Vera Grey a woman of Lowell. ar rested in that city Wednesday night 1 and lodged in the branch county jail | charged with vagrancy. was sen fenced to serve six months in the county jail and pay fine of s200 when given hearing yesterday morn | ing before Judge J. L. Winters in the Lowell justice court. GOES TO PHOENIX.
 W B. Gohring. superintendent of the Calumet & Arizona in this district. | left yesterday for Phoenix where he will spend several days on business. HERE FROM PHOENIX.
 George H. Archer of Phoenix, we'll | known merchant, spent yesterday in the Warren district
 AUDITOR IN BIs8EE.
 P. W. Pettengill of the auditing of flee of Phelps Dodge corporation at ! Douglas. spent yesterday in Bisbee on business.
 TWO ARE FINED. , -.,-.-- -...,..,
 Two were fined in the city court yesterday morping. a speeder and a Mexican charsed with drunkenness, Both were assessed s5.
 VISITING DISTRICT.
 Joe Campbell former member of the Bisbee fire department. is visiting friends i7 the district after having re- | turned from service with the Amer ican army of occupation. On his return | tn the country hn was discharged | from the service. He remained ont | of the nniforr, for week. when he ] re-enhstAd Before being assiened in his optf'f he, renuestAd q ishort laa ve to yisit ip Hishee Ba will depart for fdDtv w'fbin the nert few days. GIVEN HEAVY SENTENCE.
 !. IF. Carlysle of Lowell. arrested on the streets of that city on Wednesday night and 0ha-ged in the Lowell jus tice court with disturbing the peace. was sentenced yesterday morning be- fore Judee l. L. Winters to serve 50 days. at hard labor
 TEACHER BACK ON JOB. '
 Edward J. Laureuson. teacher of mathematics at the Bisbee high school. and coach of the Bisbee boys in their sports. has returned to the district from service in the United States navy where he attained the rank of ensign. He is again back in the harness at the high school. tl.fn HERE FROM HEREFORD. .i
 boD Copgnran, -.rancher residing near Hereford. spent yesterday in the district visiting with friends and at- tending business matters.
 HERE FROM cANANEA.
 J. H. Beckman of Cananea. Sonora. well known business man of the Mex ican mining camp. spent yesterday in the district attending mining business. FL PAsoAN IS HERE.
 Rufe Kebler of Fl Paso. represent ing hardware and machinery house of the Pass city. spent yesterday in the district
 COURT CLERK VAcATIoNING.
 J. E. James of Tombstone, clerk of the superior court, is spending sew eral weeks vacation in California. ac- cording to word received in the dis. |