 that they actually dealt with three hours later when the trains were loaded up. The head of Bisbee's other mine company, Walter Douglas, whose father, Rawhide Jimmy Douglas, owned one of the mines in Jerome, was not seen that morning. But Bethea says it's hard to believe that Douglas wasn't involved. The 11th of July, he was in Globe, Miami, where they were dealing with mining issues, too. He had a private railroad car. Of course he did.