Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-07
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special to Review.)

Jim White, of Bisbee, who recently sold a mining property, came into Douglas today. He is outftting pros pecting party to go into the Chiricshus mountains. He will leave Douglas Monday.
 The Douglas Cornet band meets this afternoon for practice and to consider some important business which is to come before the meeting. A full at tendance is desired.
 Bishod Kendr;ck of Fl Paso, is in the city and will conduct the services at tho Episcopal church here this morn ing.
 Mir. J. ". Johnson is taking the place of NJ. French at the postoffice. Mir. French has gone to his home in Virginia where he will be married be fore returning to Douglas.
 Last night one of the employees at the c. & A. shelter was seriously burned about the head and face by an explosion of matte. At first it was thought he would loose his sight, but today he is much better and will soon be back at work.
 ". F DeCamp, manager of the Lucky Tiger mine, is in Douglas today. This evening he leaves for Bisbee. His family, consisting of his wife and two chi dren, will be in Douglas tonight or tomorrow and will go from here to the Fl Tigre mine to reside.
 J. J. Walsh of Bisbee, was in Dssg- las tC day to meet his brother, Thomas Walsh, who has been spending the winter in Florida. He will make his brother visit and then proceed to tn C Pacific coast to spend the summer.
 Fletcher Hall of the Providencia company, returned to Douglas this morning from Sonora. where he has been for some time. He reports the progress on the PrOvidenoia to be very satisfactory. The ore body is increas- ing in size as the shaft goes douR.
 Today the Douglas people will have the first ice from the D. I. plant.
 Quite number of Douglasites rode she goat at the Redmen's "doings" last night. After the goat riding a sump- tious banquet was served A number of Bisbee 'Indians" were guests of the Douglas lodge.
 The members of the board of the Naco Real Estate and Improvement Co. were in Naco last week for several days. The opinion of the gentlemen compOs- ing the management of the company was that the outlook for this town is of such nature as to warrant tbe most | hopeful views with reference ts it's I; real estate interests. Steps were taken and plans formulated with regard to the sale and disposal of the con pany 8 valuable lands.
 The president of the Southuestern Commercial Co. is in Naco. That con- pany is also largely interested in the Naco bank.
 R. H. Elleage, now manager Of the Naco water works, called in ts see us Thursday. hr. Elledge Is man sf business experience and keen observa- tion and expresses a hopeful opinion of the future of this town which, with its unrivalled position, it's surroundings and it's value as the port of entry for the great Sonora mining country, is bound to excel as wealthy and pro- gressive town. MT. Elledge especially mentioned the certainty of an snlinit- ed supply of water easily obtained around the town.
 Captain Tom RynniRg of the ran gers returned to Douglas this morning after spending few days in Bisbee and Tombstone.
 Two carloads of structural irsa came in last night to be used ia the addition which is to be put on the c. & A. smelter. .