Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-22
SENATORIAL PARTY
 STOP AT DOUGLAS
ALTHOUGH THEY ARRIVED LATE THEY WERE SHOWN THE
 PRINCIPAL SIGi>-S
Senator Severidee Again Meets Old Acquaintances-Buys "Hot Ta- males" for the Entire Party
Special Correspondence.) )

Special Correspondence
 The senatorial party led by Senator
 Beyeridge arrived in Douglas about 10 o'clock Wednesday night and spent considerable more time in the line city than had been mapped out for them. The party was met a. the de pot by a delegation of Douglas citizens among them are A. F. Kinnen, H. Beumler. Fred Cattrell, C. 4. Brown, N. W. Chase, A. F. Dunlap and c. F. Nichols. The party was shown Doug las by lamp light and headed by Judge R. 0. Johnson and Senator Beveridge made a trip through the principal streets of the town. The distinguish ed visitors were shown the many new buildings under construction and were greatly surprised to see what a re- markable town had grown in the val ley in such a short time When ex- plained to the gentlemen that Douglas would soon have another large smell ter and two more railroads leading to the wonderful mines into Mexico they all said we were destined to have a great city in the near fu- ture. Senator Beveridge was the jolliest fellow in the party, and he was constantly shaking hands with visitors and friends. He became so enrap1 in a tamale ven der near the post office that he bought all the tamales two of the reception committee could carry to his car, and he fed his friends on tamales for sev- eral hours
 We have seen more in less time in Douglas than any place we have been since we started out" said Senator Dillingham;, and you know we have been over great deal of country since leaving Washington, T like your little city too," said Burnham The west is not so rough and bad as we are told and led to believe back in the Green Mountain state, and I pre- dict great future for Arizona and your section of the country. We read Of your wonderful country in the eastern papers and a good many of our young men are taking Horace Greeley's advice and are leaving their eastern homes to come out to the west. I was surprised to find one of my old townsmen out here, MT. N W. Chase. We knew each other back 1 in Vermont and I know all of his folks. I shall tell them about him l when return home"
 You can say that Douglas is all | right for me" said Secretary Shipp, | T like it and wish we could stop | over here two or three days The | senator hardly thought we would stop here at all but Judge Johnson who | you know is warm bosom friend | of Senator Beveridge, keps us here and we don't regret it a bit.'
 The senator is very much interest ed in mining and you would be sur prised to see how much this industry is taking hold of our country, meet a great many people from all over the United States every year and there Is nothing they like to talk about bet ter than the mining country and be- Iieve that Arizona will eventually ex- eel Colorado in her output of precious metals
 The party while in Douglas were the guests of the Atlas Exploration | and Mining company and spent most of their time at this company office.
 The special train carrying the party | sid not leave Douglas until nearly F o'clock and every one said they had | a good time and were well pleased | with their treatment at the hancs of he people of the smelter city.