Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-26
DOUGLAS HAS
 POSTPONED GAME
PROSPEcTORS LEAVING FOR SO
 NORA GOLD FIELDS
Marking International Boundary.-
 Postoffice Till Is Found.- Local
 Happenings in the Shelter City

Happenings in the Shelter City
 An informal meeting of the Doug las baseball club was held Tuesday evening in the rooms of the Atlas Exploration and Mining company While many of the active members were absent. those present discussed the needs of the organization and It was agreed that the first regular meet ing for the election of officers would be held Thursday evening at p. m. in the same place In view of the fact that the Douglas team has had no time to get in shape, it was deemed advisable to drop the matter of game on the 29th. The demand of Bisbee for fifty dollars and expenses seemed too high a figure considering the fact that the home team has not been financed as yet. Several of the boys will interview the business men and endeayor to learn the extent oi support promised by them. A game for Sunday, April 15, will be arranged with either Bisbee or Deming and will be played on the Douglas grounds. Just as soon as the treasury warrants it the E. P. and s. w. grounds will be fenced and Douglas will then have the finest diamond in this vicinity.
 Ed Iolar is a visitor from Bisbee. He is enjoying a slight respite from camp life on his claims in the Glance district.
 Jacob Pirrung, the Dutch Baker, one of the best known prospectors Tn Cochise county, raid Douglas vlslt Tuesday.
 Attorney A. c. lockwood is all smiles and is good for treat any old time this week. The new daughter arrived Tuesday and tipped the beams at seven and one half pounds.
 J. A. Lewaudowski, the mining engl- neer. today received a handsome roll top desk for his office in the Roy build ing.
 The gold fields of Sonora are attract ing thousands of prospective denoun- cers of mining claims. In the last week fifty-two mining men registered in Douglas en route to Sonora. There is noticeable a generous sprinkhng or Colorado experts among the list.
 Jim Shea returned to his mines III the Pilares de Torres district this morning.
 Sheriff Dell Lewis stepped off the morning train from Tombstone.
 Henry Sarrasin, of the Bisbee firm of Sarrasin and Nielsen, the manufact- urers of Fl Tropico cigars, arrived In Douglas this morning, and for the first time is introducing in Douglas the popular product of Fl Trop!co fac tory.
 O. L. Neer came down from Bisbee this morning and in company with Messrs. St. John and Book, two Colo rado mining men, proceeded to Cum pas. Sonora, to show these gentlemen the vast richness of the Mexican state
 There is party of government em- ployes in Douglas who under the con tract of Sheriff Livingston. of Yuma, are putting the finishing touches of white and aluminium on the monu- ments along the international hne. Some two or three weeks ago engl- neers representing both governments inspected the monuments and applied the first coat of paint. The party at present going over the line will cover the seven hundred miles from the Pa cifc to Fl Paso, and when their work is finished, the aluminium lowering will make it possible to discern monument at a distance of three or