Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-24
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Especial to Review

Douglas. Sept. 23-J Martin Jones prominent paper merchant of E. Paso. went to the Pass City this morn ing after a successful business trip 1T this section
 E. c. Leonard, travelling traffic agent fpr the T. & P. passed through Doug las this morning en route home
 Joe Bollinser, prominent mini1s man of Bisbee, came down from unt big copper camp this morning.
 E. J. Gates, secretary Of the Packard Cattle Company. is in Douglas on busi ness.
 A. l.. Manahan. manager of the Bis bee Opera House. passed through Douglas this morning en route to A- Paso where he goes to bring back the Olympia Opera company. Mir. Mana han is trying to stop over in Douglas and give several nights of grand opera here. The company is one of the fin est on the road this year and would be a treat to Douglas people if dates could be secured for this town.
 w. F. Crane. general auditor Of the Phelps-Dodge company, is in Dougla! on business.
 Ed Rouzer. the popular -e =. oi the Copper Queen ]" D'soee' came down = -~fhing-
 Coy passed through Doug o14s today en route 10 the Chiricahuas On mining business
 Two miles of new track is being laid in. the E. P. & S. W. yards near the passenger depot. A track scale has been put in on the new switch. and will greatly facilitate the work of weighing cars in the yards here.
 F. A. Heidberg, a prominent mining man of, Bisbee. passed through Doug las yesterday from trip in the Chira cahuas.
 W A. Feige went to Bisbee last night on business
 F. A. Jones. of Fritchard X Jones. of Bisbee. returned To the big copper camp last night after several days wis it in Douglas on business.
 c. T. Mead. large s;attleman oi Cal ifornia. who is associate-. eTitn Wm. Short in the Caballona. Sonora is iL Douglas on business .ce-inecte0 with his cattle interests.
 Lee Benton. manager of -SIe Fl Tisre Mining company,'is in D,Sugkts buying supplies for ais camp.
 special train carrying Professor Douglas. Miss Douglas and Traynmas- te C. A. Brown went % Bisbee this morning. The train consisted oi cea.h II and engine -f5. EnglhEer Frank Armstrong was in the cab sssi Tom 9'urcell was conductor.
 George and James Reay ha,e pur'' chased an interest in the livery busi- ness op Thirteenth street. The busi- ness will be under charge of MT James Reay. former superintendent Of she Pavo Rico mine. Mir. Reay is weai known in the Southwest. and vii te ceive 6 good share of the patronage 9i the people of Douglas,
 number of Douglas peUpse aie con tempiating visiting Fl Paso on the stn Of October to take in the circus. and several merchants expect 10 go down anS buy a supply of goods fer the'r stores here The low rate put on by inc railroad is a strong inducemelt 
 to get people to spend day in the Pass City.
 Twenty men are now employer III leyeling off the roadway to the santa Rosa mine from the railroad crossing at kilometer 19. on tbe Nacozafi h. R. When finished the road VIII nave an easv grade and will be great neip to the camp
 Twenty-two carloads O, coke are Tow being unloaded on the eieva'eu track of the Copper Queen near the re, duction worHs. This is the second shipment of coke received at the sInei- ters thus far.
 J. D. Seitz. E. A Street and A. L. Harron, stockholders in the Fl Iisre mine. left for the property over the Nacozari R. R. this morning.
 A. q. Labbert has been appoin'es forwarding agent in the custom house on the Mexican side isr tne sapts Hosa Mining company; /