Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-30
DOUGLAS VOTES
 SCHOOL BONDS
JAS. HOWELL AND MISS FRANCES
 TODD UNITED IN MARRIAGE.
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 Douglas, April 29.-The school bonds were voted yesterday by the overwhelming majority of 55 for and 3 against the measure. The returns were sent today to the county super visors who will at once proceed to bond the district for s2O,OOO. In the meantime, the local board of trustees will advertise for bids with plans and specifications for school building
 Judge Johnson united in the bonds of matrimony on Tuesday, April the 18th Assemblyman James Howell and Miss Frances Todd. The ceremony was performed at the Slaughter ranch near Bernardino. None but the immediate friends of the couple were present to see the happy pair made one.
 James Howell is known through out the length and breadth of Arizona as one of Cochise county's capable representatives in the territorial as sembly. Mrs. Howell is well-known as a popular and charming Los Ange- les lady who left the land of milk. honey and poppies to become the life partner of our prided Jimmie. The couple will remain at the ranch home for a short time, when an extended tour will be enjoyed during the sum- mer months.
 The Ladies Aid club are working with a tireless energy to make the en- tertainment of Thursday evening an unqualified success. Besides the May pole dance of the children, several numbers by local talent are on the program. which promises to fully re- pay all who attend. The entertain ment proceeds will be stored in the funds of the Presbyterian church so- ciety. 90 let all attend who wish to assist in the worthy work. Ice cream and cake will be served once free to all purchasers of admission tickets the charge for which will be twenty five cents.
 The body of Alleyne Gushing was to- day shipped to Cleveland. Ohio. for interment. pursuant to instructions from the father of the unfortunate man.
 J. H. Jack, head of the Jack Lumber company, and also heavy stockholder in the Bisbee Daily Miner. paid Doug las another of his periodical vists to- day.
 J. E. Suits returned from Bisbeo this morning, where he went to attend a meeting of Fl Tigre owners.
 w. T. Crane, general auditor for the Phelps-Dodge company, is in Douglas attending to his duties with the books of the Copper Quen store and smeit- ing plant
 Mark Conboy, the only Mark. is once more in our midst. He disposed of a large order of Mexican salve on his last trip, and is now peddling Mex ican money and pleasant greetings.
 Ben Stillman came home from So- nora last night and reports that the Mexican state is full of mosquitos. prospectors and mescal.
 Douglas business men know the value of advertising, and they seem to know that the Douglas page of The Review offers them the best possible medium Your attention Is called to the large ad of Kline's New York Fair, and to our latest professional acquisitions the ads Of R. L. Hogue, civil engineer, and H. G. Lanx, as- saver.
 The meeting for the organization of a Presbyterian church which was set for Sunday. April 26th. was been postponed. owing to the inexplicable failure of the home mission committee to appear The new date for the or ganization meeting has been set for the coming Sunday. May Sd, at Il a. m, in Library hall, when it is ex- pected the Rev Harey M. Shields, of Bisbee. will lend his aid. The home missionaries are also expected to be present. Sabbath school wip be heli at s:45 a. m., and evening service at s o'clock.