Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-15
DOUGLAS DOINCS
 OF YESTERDAY
DRUG COMPANY IS PREPARING
 TO OPEN STORE
Bunch of kewsy Items That Tefi What
 Is Going On in City That Has Shelters and Railroad Shops

smeiters and Railroad Shops Especial to Review.) Douglas, Mar. 14.-Mrs. s. K. Will jams of Bisbee arrived in Douglas this morning.
 New lIne of stationery just received a. Whites. If Contractor Musgrave is building a porch on the new Commercial house at the corner of Tenth and H streets Goshen Bros. glaziers, are the peo- pie you want to see about having your window glass set. All sizes of window panes. s36 H. St. 313-d
 Franklin B. Dorr, proprietor of the Douglas Dispatch, is said to be msk- ing arrangements for the erection of building on his Eleventh street lot When completed 1t will be the new home of the Dispatch.
 Russell & Son, on Ninth street, run as good an eatin' house as there is in | town. If A huge diamond back rattler's skin 1 which adorns the office of s. F. Me guire, the real estate man, is one of | the greatest curiosities in the city. The reptile measures six feet three l inches in length, but one inch shorter than the largest of it's species ever ! found. It was caught by Redmond Toohey, about twenty miles south of here. There are now ten rattles on the signal end of Diamond Dick and from appearances, there must have been several more before the late war which made him captive.
 Mrs Whenthoff will have a grand millinery opening at her Douglas store, 9th street, between H and Railroad avenue. on Marh 28th. The largest and finest assortment of millinery goods ever seen in this territory will be displayed. 3-13-tf
 Miss Grace Clark of Fierro, N. M, is registered at the Roy. Miss Clark conducts a large hotel in Fferro.
 H. E. Fox has just received an as- sortment of K. of P. and A O. U. W. emblem pins and buttons in solid gold and pertty Inc of silver nov elites in leather goods. 3-14-tf W. T. Williams, representing fur of Grand Rapids, Mich, is at the Roy Frank Bates, registering from Sac ramento, Cal, is canvassing the rail road men of Douglas in the interest of | a publication which Is of iuesUmeble 1 value to all railroad employees, being compilation of instructions from ! prominent official of the Chicago and 1 Northwestern. He is meeting with much success in the sale of his book which is highly prized by railroad | CTS.
 Arizona view writing tablets just re ceived at Whites. tf Frank Bauer, who has been at the Ord for the past few days, is well known as the leading butcher of Naco. Mir. Bauer has been on the | lookout for suitable location for the opening of a market here. l Bills advertising the contest be- tween Romulus and the bull at Naco town today.
 The Douglas Drug and Trading com pany are making preparations to oc- cupy, their new stores in the Mcguire building at Tenth and G, soon after I April 1st. They will have a corner lo- cation in the very heart of the city and promise to have one of the finest stores in this part of the country. The Brown and Ferguson company have a way of doing things right and will un- doubtedly give Doug as model estab- lishment
 For good steaks, chops and other 1xin's go to the Savoy restaurant on Ninth street. If
 O. O. Hammil, local manager for l the Douglas Drug and Trading com pany, who lately returned from the east benedict. it fitting his four-room cottage at the corner of Twelfth and | D preparatory to housekeeping.
 J. M. Sparks is having erected a fine dwelling on Tenth street, south of the plaza.
 c. o. Overlook is building a new residence for his own use at the corner of Eighth and.D.
 H. E. Fox has fine stock of dia- monds and watches at city prices. City Drug store. 3-14Itf
 F. P. Moore cattle man of Fucker, appears on the hotel Ord register.
 G. Lalor came down from Glance, where he is working on some miningl claims. He is stopping at the Ord.
 Thos. P. Nichols was a Douglas visitor last evening. Mir Nichols has the contract for supplying coke to the many smelters of this section. He put up at the Ord.
 H. Gates, the A. O. U. ". organizer. is kept busy hustling for the order which he represents. He will be in town for few more days and is quar- tered at the Ord.
 James Ewing. receiver for the bankrupt firm of Aston & Maloney, will receive sealed bids, accompanied