Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-05


 day heard the case. but reserved judg- ment.
 LEAVE FOR DOUGLAS.
 w J. Presley and John Hinsley left yesterday for Douglas.
 REcoVERs FROM GRIPPE. George Langley. pioneer resident of the district, who has been seriously i'll for the past week with the grippe, is recovering and was about the streets of Lowell yesterday.
 MOTOR TO RAMSEY.
 w. J. Brown, station agent for the E. P. & s. w. at Lowell. accompanied by his family, recently spent an en- | joyable day picnicing in Ramsey can i yon in the Huachuca mountains, mak- : ing the trip by automobile. BACK FROM COAST.
 Frank Bledsoe, local motor dealer, has returned from Los Angeles, Calif.. where he spent several days attend | ing d meeting of dealers from Arizona, California and other western states. More than 300 automobile men attend ed the meeting, which was one of the largest and most successful ever held on the coast. Plans for the coming season and other details of the trade were discussed.
 HERE FRO MDOUGLAS.
 W. H. Webster of the Phelps Dodge organization in Douglas, was busi- ness visitor in the district yesterday, RETURNS TO PHOENIX.
 Col Power Conway. representative of a paving company in this state. accompanied by Capt. Victor H. Hard ing, vii leave today for their homes in Phoenix. They had anticipated leaving yesterday but remained over to hear the decision of the city council in the award of bids for the Bisbee paving. CADETS TO COMPETE.
 Squad and individual competition in the manual of arms will feature drill of the local high school military cadets this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the ten his courts on Quality hill. Two cups have been secured to award as merit tokens, the first for the squad which shows superior work. and the second for the individual who has best mas tered the manual. The public is invited to attend the competition.
 HERE FROM WACO.
 c. s. Griffin, business man of Naco, spent yesterday in the district attend ing to business and meeting his old friends. He returned last night.
 
 M l. McKelligon. assistant county attorney, spent yesterday in the dis trict, coming over from his office in Tombstone
 INSANE MEXICAN HELD.
 A Mexican. known to the police as "Quien Sabe," the name he gave to Officer Brown the night he was arrest ed. was taken yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Jesse Joy to Tombstone, where he will be given hearing before a sanity board. On the night preceding he took a cold shower bath with all his clothing on. Writing on the walls of the jail where he was confined. he declared to officers, was defamation. directed at him. At night. he stated. spooks spied on him from the back end of the jail.
 WOMEN IN COUNTY JAIL.
 Six women, the most to be confined at any one period for several months, are now held in the county jail at Tombstone, according 10 Deputy Sher- if Joe Hardwick, who passed through Bfsbee yesterday.
 LEAVES FOR COAST.
 Harry Long, of the Bisbee fire de- partment, known as Shorty Long" to his companions of the department, will leave today for California, where he intends making his future home MOVE UNION HALL.
 For the second time since the first of this year the union hall of Bisbee has been moved. On this occasion it has moved three doors north of it's former location on O. K. street, to make room in the former quarters for a furniture store which is about to open. Prior to its first move it oc- cupied building even further up o. K street than the present quarters. cANANEA COUPLE WED HERE In the presence of few friends who had accompanied them here from Cananea, Sonora Antonio Borque and Miss Maria Romirea, both of Cananea. were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock by Rev. FT. Guzman at the Catholic church. Miss Ysabel Ra- mirez, sister of the bride. was brides maid and Rafael Hopkins was best man. Among those coming from Ca nanea to witness the ceremony was Mrs. Josef de Silva. Mir, Borquez is an employe of the Cananea Con- solidated Mercantile store. Both the bride and groom are we'll known here. GOES TO TOMBSTONE ! Among Bisbee residents yesterday visiting in Tombstone was George Wagner. who attended to business in 1 the county seat.
 ! Capt. Allan P. Butler has returned