Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-10
NEWS FROM THE SHELTER CITY 
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LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Especial to ReyieW.l

Douglas, June 9.-The national bank notes of the First National Bank of Douglas are in circulation. It cer- tainly looks good to Douglas people to see the name of their city, which has sprung into existence within two years, on the currency of the nation. The Douglas ice plant is now turn ing out ice, as The Review predicted it would. The Douglas ice is as clear as crystal, and solid clear through The company has orders for ice from Bisbee, Naco and La Cananea. The plant will soon be producing twenty tons a day.
 The infant child of MT Temple who is connected with the railroad, was buried today.
 Arrangements are being made to decorate Tenth street with a system of banners, which will be strung across the street, for the big celebra- tion. There will be twenty strings of banners in the business part of town. At night colored lights will be strung up, which will give the streets very gorgeous appearance. w. Garvin, the chief engineer of the Nacozari railroad, is in Douglas. To morrow he leaves for Fl Paso, to visit bis family. who will come back with him and accompany him to Nacozari.
 Joe Donahue, of the Southern Ari- zcna Brokerage company, of Bisbee. was in Douglas yesterday on business.
 J. NJ. Glass, the temperance lecturer from Pasadena, California, is lecutring in Douglas.
 There will be a meeting of the ex- ecutve committee of the Fourth of July celebration general committee to morrow afternoon, at the Bank of Douglas building. A full attendance is desired
 Maor c. w. Draught, mining man from Kansas City. is in Douglas.
 Jim White of Bisbee who has been spending few days in Douglas get ting ready to go out on a pros specting trip returned to Bisbee last evening. He will come back to Douglas tonight or tomorrow and start out on his trip.
 James Douglas, Jr., was in Douglas today from Nacozari. He says that there is lots of work going on in that camp, and that everything is progress ing satisfactorily. Mir Douglas left for Bisbee on the afternoon train.
 There has been an enormous uuan- tity of confetti ordered for the car nival to be held in Douglas on the evening of the 9th of July.
 The pictures have been finished which were taken of the model of the bull ring. These pictures will be used in illustrating the advertising the Amusement company is going to give it's bull fights.
 Cervera. the bull fighter from Mad rid Spain. will be the matador at the Ague Prieta opening fights CerYera is known all over Mexico. The new Tenth street saloon which George Seabold is getting ready to open is called the St Louis Beer Hall. The new saloon Is fitted up with an up-todate bar, pool tables and lunch counter.
 The Savoy restaurant will reopen this week with new management | C. F. Nichols went to Bisbee last evening on mining business, and to see Harry Mccoy about the prize fight to J be held in the Agua Prieta bull ring during the Fourth of July celebration.
 John Slaughter is in Douglas from his ranrh on the San Bernardino.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church meet at the home of Mir. c. F. Nichols Thursday afternoon. The society has about $100.00 in the treasury, which will be used to buy an organ for the church.
 Horace J. Stevens, the author of the Copper Hand Book, who is now in Bis bee, win be in Douglas in few days. There is probably no man in the country who is so thoroughly posted on the copper situation as Mir. Stevens.
 c. H. Stevens, the contractor, made trip to Bisbee yesterday.
 The new jail will be ready for it's tenants within a week. The floor is rot in yet, but soon will be.
 The band stand in the plaza is nearly compIeted.
 J. Nj. OConnell, a member of the territorial legislature from Bisbee was in Douglas today OF legal busi, lppsS