Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12
SMALLER NEWS NOTES.

A. Thorine came in last evening from his claims in the Easter Sunday district He is interested with Nels Okerstrom and others.
 The Daughters of Rebekah met last evening in Library hall
 Constable R. A. Casad left on the train last evening for Tombstone with the Mexican woman who was commit ted for examination to the probate court.
 Manager w. H. Brophy of the Cop per Queen store was in Douglas yes terday on a tour of inspection of the big Copper Queen store of that place.
 Alex Grant and J. E. Suits, two min ing men from Sonora, came in on the train Thursday evening from Califor- mia. where they have been spending the summer. They leave today for their mines in Sonora, in the Pilares de Terras district.
 Services of the Church of the Gov enant. Presbyterian. are announced ing. Rev Mir. Shields, the pastor, will preach.
 | Twenty-six patients in the two Bis hoo hospitals are all in favorable con dition.
 Thomas Constable, who accidentally fell at his home few evenings since and fractured his thigh, was resting comfortably last night.
 Mr. Bell of upper Tombstone can yon. whose broken leg gave him few
 weeks of pain and indoor life. is dowr
 town daily now, by the friendly aid O cruthches.
 MT. Cunningham, who made a sud
 den descent of seventy feet in thu
 Lake Portage shaft not long ago. vii
 soon be able to try his fortunes agail
 in the same locality. His finger, a first reported lost, is still in place ant
 bids fair to become as useful as ever Paul Gireux, it transpires, will b
 able to see with his injured eye. Tn delicate case has been skillfully har l dled.
 , Bert Hurst, son of Architect Hurs has been lying exceedingly i'll by res
 son of the typhoid fever. but seem
 now to have passed the crisis. Thi
 popular boy has borne the burden l long sickness with great patience. HI . condition was much improved last e ening.
 J.G. Pritchard states that the COT n mon stock of the Gold Nugget will f placed u2on the market in Bisbee C J. the 18th of the present month. Thel l. will be 25 900 shares of that stock sc W at s1 per share.
 n Dr. H. W. Taylor, the oculist, wi d leave for Douglas Sunday, where n will remain for a week, after which e will reutrn to Bisbee to attend to Son t of his patients who will require ext e treatment
 e Ralph Marshal, representative
 the Miner and Manufacturer, an
 Paso publication, arrived in the ci
 last evening from the Bocoachi al v- trict of Sonora He reports much g Is tivity in that section among the Amt n. ican prospectors.
 t. Lieutenant Johnnie Foster of | d rangers returned to Bisbee yesterds n after week in the field in search [e much wanted criminals. Id Mrs Hump, who has been a visit d. in Bisbee, left last evening for { er Slaughter ranch at San BernardiI ed from where she will return to h ce home in the Huachucas. of Ed Rouzer was among the outbou a. passengers for Douglas last evenil go Rev. Joseph Mcconnell left last Fl ening for Douglas after completing ge engagements for the work to be do
 on the foundation of the new Epis ? pal church soon to grace Bisbee.
 John J. Quinn, the Chicago tailor. 'ol again in the city, this time from C' )n anea, where he has been to fit .n- gentry of that camp with glad rags of J. E. Brophy went to Douglas ye ,terday to look after his extensive