Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-12
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special to Reyiew.)

city will give an entertainment on the 18th and 18th of this month. A family of Icelanders will be present, and give an exhibition of their home life and customs, showing the marriage cer- emony and other interesting rites con nected with their domestic and public life. There are several children in the family, who will take part in the entertainment.
 The NJ. E. church will hold regular services Sunday, conducted by Rev. Seigler
 The Fourth of July executive con- mittee met yesterday to arrange cer- tain details which required attention
 MT Robindon of Fl Paso. a profes- sional decorator, is in Douglas. mak- ing arrangements with some of the business houses to decorate the build ings and to design the floats for the industrial parade. MT. Robinson was for while connected with the Bisbee Miner under the new management.
 The department hose team made a practice run last night. Their time for run, hydrant and nozzle connection and getting water was exactly 38 sec onds. They were timed by a stop watch. Tonight the citizens team will run, and they will be timed by the same watch.
 James Finch, an old-time mining man in this section of the country. was in Douglas yesterday on mining business. MT. Finch is interested in several properties in Sonora.
 E. A. Tovrea of Bisbee is in Douglas today, to look after business interests here.
 Mir. David Neal. who owns some property valued at s10.000 in Clifton located in the flooded district, was much relieved this morning by the ac. count of the damage done by the flood given in The Review. to find that his building had practically escaped un. harmed. He will go to Clifton in a day or two, to see just what damage was done.
 Clarence Murphy, of Bisbee, has come to Douglas to live. He is in the employ of the E. P. & S. w railroad.
 There is new sidetrack being laid in the yards of the E. P & S. W. rail- road in Douglas. The rapidly grow ing freight business of this city made it necessary to lay the additional trackage.
 For several days the train from Ei Paso has been bringing shipments of Mexicans from Fl Paso to Forrest The Mexicans will work on the Naco Forrest cutoff. The White Employ, ment Agency furnishes the men.
 Wm. Murray of Bisbee is in Douglas on mining business. He is interested with George Dunn. c. W. Clawson and Thomas Nicholson, of Bisbee, in gold property near Bocoachi. The property is said to be very valuable
 MT. Bloom, the representative of the clothing firm of R. w Bloom & &Co. of New York city, is in Douglas today in the interests of his firm. 1 MT. Manuel, who represents a sta tionery and book house of San Antonio has been in Douglas several days. This morning he left for his home
 Yesterday party of Duluth capital ists passed through Douglas on theil way to the Chiricahuas to examine { mining property.
 Chinese and Immigration Inspector Addy, of Nogales, was in Douglas las evening, looking after the Mexican railroad laborers who passed througi here. This is MT. Addy's first visit t. Douglas in eighteen months. He e1 pressed great surprise at the rapi strides our city has made in tat Shor time. He said he believed Doougla is the coming city of the southwest.
 Joe Wagner, who for some time ha been running restaurant on H a1 enue, has gone into business on Tent street. He is now in charge of on of the lunch wagons. Joe has bee in the eating house business for som time, and is well known in Naco, wher he ran for some time the Cow Ranc cafe.
 MT. T. B. Gage of Tombstone passe through Douglas last evening. NJ Gage is one of the principal owners C the Tombstone Consolidated mine.
 MT. and Mrs. McDermott left Dout las this morning for Los Angeles Vi
 McDermott has been seriously i'll wit
 pneumonia, and goes to Los Angelo to regain his health. They will r
 main in California a month at least. The Ladies Aid society of the Pre- byterian church met this afternoon ; the residence of Mrs. c. F. Nichols, q
 Fifteenth street. The society met do some sewing theT have taken i The money made by the sewing wi 1 be added to the organ fund. Much to the delight 0f the cciore
 population of Douglas. a couple
 policy games have been recent
 opened in Tenth street saloons. 5 C. F. Nichols returned from Bisht
 last evening. where be went cn miniI } business and to bring tJ settlement
 difference over a homestead tract
 land not far from Douglas. c. F. Burkhalter. from Tucson, vi
 is connected with the Southern Paci1
 railroad, was in Douglas yesterda
 looking after the business interests the S. P. in this city.
 The trainmen coming through fro Zh Das1 GOV that ac wet tho frack