Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-17
TEMDLOR ROCKS
 CITY IN COAST.
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panic. some people running for the

panic, some people running for the open air, some fainting, some stop ping to pray. Many gathered at street intersections waiting to see what would happen. Others who felt they must be on their way walked down the middles of the streets watching the buildings. Many sought Pershing Square, in the heart of the down town district, as a sanctuary, and remained for hours. Pictures were jolted from hooks, mortar jarr- ed from brick walls and plaster from ceilings; cracks appeared in some of the older structures, a water main was broken, few copings and chimneys fell. part of an embark ment collapsed, throwing dirt into the street, and plate glass windows in some of the down town department stores were broken. While the ex citement was at its height rumors Of horror travelled fast but when it had ssubsided there was not one report of any extensive damage done to any establishment, while the worst injury recorded was broken leg, caused when brick fell from the top of building and struck an eldely man.
 Prisoners in Uproar
 Perhaps the greatest clamors came from the prisoners in the county and city jails. In the former 400 priso- ners felt the morning shock with comparative calm, but became wildly excited at the first of the two in the afternoon. They yelled, shook the bars of their cells and screamed to be taken out The turnkeys were trying to quiet them when the third tremor come. The resultant uproar lasted an hour.
 Hospitals Filled
 The prisoners in the city jail were less excited although the building was slightly damaged, old cracks in walls widening and plaster falling from ceilings. A matron of the wom- ems department became hysterieal and was carried home. Hysteria also overcame others of the women off cers of the police department. For hours the receiving hospital main tained by the city was crowded with women and children, most of whom mad tainted in the excitement of the temblors. Some suffered more seri- ously. Private hospitals and emer- gency hospitals in the department and other stores, also were oyerflowing with hysteria and fainting cases.
 Elevator operators reported their cars rocked back and forth in, their shafts in north to south direction.
 Adding to the excitement was a fire alarm turned in when a piece of coping fell from building at Main and Market streets, breaking a fire alarm box. When the depart ments responded some of the excited persons brought out city ambulances by telephoning to the police depart ment that a number of persons had been injured.
 A man sustained broken leg when . brick was jared from building at First street and Broadway.
 A chimney on a. tall building just north of the Third street tunnel fell in such a manner that most of the bricks landed on the south side of the tunnel, although one fell through the top of a moving automobile just miss ing the driver. The tunnel was closed for a time by the fire department A retaining wall near the entrance to the Hill street tunnel, used jointly by the city and the Pacific Electric railroad, collapsed.
 A woman in her haste to run down stairs and out of the house, sprained her ankle.
 Another woman rushing from 'e- partment store, fell and cut her finger