My hand before God, I am NOT making any of this up.
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May 30 11:41 pm - A disorderly man was reported at the Stock Exchange bar. He was asked by an officer to leave, and he complied.
May 31 10:23 PM - A resident in the 100 block of Star Avenue reported his neighbor was shooting at him. The man, 54, was arrested for discharging a firearm at an occupied structure.
June 1 3:24 pm - A resident in the 300 block of Pirrung reported that someone has been turning off the water to his cooler outside during the night.
7:53 pm - Donkeys were reported on Highway 80 near Bisbee Blue, creating a hazard in the dark.
June 2 9:25 am - While a resident in the 100 block of OK Street was out of town, someone broke a bird feeder and a hummingbird feeder in the yard. An extra patrol was requested.
June 3 3:06 pm - A vehicle was stopped on Highway 80 near mile post 341, and five people bailed out of the vehicle. Two illegal immigrants remaining in the vehicle were turned over to the U.S. Border Patrol. The vehicle was impounded.
June 4 12:11 am - A U.S. Border Patrol agent from the Naco Station reported seeing a black bear in the road near the Traffic Circle. Officers and agents chased the bear, estimated to weight 300 pounds, from Bisbee Road behind Mason Addition to the area behind Bisbee High School. The bear was last seen running south.
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I love living here.
We are living in a foreign country. -Edmond Jabès, The Book of
Questions Image: Edward S. Curtis, Chaiwa, a Tewa Indian girl with a
butterfly whorl ...
2 comments:
How long have you lived in Bisbee? After 19 years I've had enough! Can't wait to get out and back to a measure of sanity (and real trees) in the midwest!
Arizona... almost ten years now. I grew up in Southern California, so this weather is perfect for me. Besides, I had ten years of Maryland mold and moss, six years of Hawaii (which I must admit was perfect paradise), and about five years between Kansas and Michigan - you can HAVE the greenery and the trees, I'll take the mesquite and yuccas!
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