Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-17

county court, at least since statehood
and took his seat in the jury box
shortly after he had completed the
Naverette case, in which he was coun-
sci for the defense.
localities
INTEREST IN MEETING
Considerable interest is being
shown in the tent meetings at War
rem by those who are attending. The
subjects presented are very interest
ing. An auto load from Douglas at
tended the meeting on Thursday night.
Over 1000 hand bills have been distri-
buted throughout the district an
nouncing the subjects to be pre-
scented.
HEALTH CONDITION GOOD
DR.. R D.. Durfee county healthof-
ficer, states that. the general health
of the county as good considering the
present weather conditions. The
small epidemic of smallpox nseveral
communities having been Thoroughly
eradicated The Doctor was in Tomb
stone yesterday on business connected
with his office
HUNT ALLEGED SLAYERS
Two deputies from the sheriff's Of
flee at Phoenix were in Tombstone yes
X, ohnri3f
Hood They are looking for two meen
who are supposed to have murdered
liver Enge near Prescott two days
ago It is now believed that the all
legged slayers, who abandoned their
car near Marieopa took freight train
outout of Maricopa and made their es-
cape
ON WAY HOME
Alex Kier of Douglas was in the city
last evening on his way home, from
where he was serving as
q trial juoror Kier was a resident OF
Bisbee about twenty-five years ago
and was in the employ of the Copper
Queen store and had charge of the
H Ahas been making his
home in Douglas and Sonora since
leaving Bisbee
TO MINE IN CUBA .
TfR Kelley who for the, past year
has been acting as night patrolman on
the. Bisbee police force. has resigned
his position and left last night for
his home In Atlanta, Georgia, where
he will spend a few. weeks before go
Ing to Cuba where he will take job
as forman with a mining company.
JURORS EXCUSED
All of the trial jurors except twenty
four who have been in Tombstone
were excused for the term yesterday
by Judge Lockwood. There are no
more criminal cass to be tried at this
term Of court and only few civil
cases. II is expected that the jury
cases will be cleared up within short
time.
ABLE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
H. D. Palmer was able to leave the
hospital yesterday and return to his
home in Douglas whore he will rest
up for few days and then go to
to resume his duties as
court reporter. He was injured sew
eral weeks ago n an auto accident
with Sheriff Hood and suffered trac-
tured skull and two broken ribs.
CATTLE
Cattle Inspector Joe Boyle was car
led to Naco yesterday to inspect ship
ment Of 100 head OF cattle that were
brought across the line from Sonora
for shipment to Denver, Clio The
cattle were purchased by j. M. Cook
from Francisco Elias, governor OF
Sonora and were gathered from the
ranch Of the latter in Sonora.
CASE POSTPONED
The case of Mrs. B. Andrews
charged with an attempt to defraud
an insurance company in connection
with a fire in her house in the John
son Addition a few weeks ago, was con
tinued until next week by Judge Nc
Kinzie Of the Lowell court. The case
was continued on account OF Walter
Roche. assistant county attorney who
was unable to be present until that
time rs
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UNDEWERED MESSAGES.
There ARE undeliyered kilograms at
the western Union office for the fol
lowing persons, CHARLES VIM, Mosier
Tom Herman and Abraham Quijads.