Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-03
DOUGLAS AND
 RlSBEE GAMES
INSPECTOR CORNELL HAS HELP
 ED TO CATCH SIX cHiNks
Douglas Will Get Low Rate to Tomb stone celebration-severe Wind
 Storm Yesterday at Smeiter City
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Especial to Review) Douglas, April 2.-The outlook for baseball game seems even more remote than at last writing. J. K. Choate. Jr., was seen in Douglas today and stated that he had arranged for the opening game of the season to be played between Douglas and Bisbee al Don Luis on Sunday, April 26th. h speaking of the Tombstone eele- bration of the 18th, MT. Choate said that especial low excursion rates would be given between Douglas and Tomb stone and that every ayailable coach of the E. P. and s. ". would be pressed into service 10 accommofate the heavy passenger traffic. which it is expected the road will handle on Tombstone's great revival day.
 Wholesome, inyigoratipg is Rainier beer.
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 Fred McKeehan, ex-Chinese inspec- tor for the port of Naco. yesterday bid adieu to Arizona and today passed through Douglas en route to Fl Paso to take up his duties as Chinese in 1 spector at that port. NIT. Mcheehan is one of the most popular officers in | the customs department along the Arizona border, both among his fellow ! officers and the general public. His | untiring efforts and strict attention 10 ! the business of intercepting the tricky mon ngoiians, in their many erdeayors to cross the border into the domain of our Uncle Samuel. have won for him the reputation of being one of the most 1 efficient men in his branch of the ser 1 vice
 The popular beverage. Rainier beer. Doctor Randall. while riding his bike yesterday evening, sustained hard fall. The doc found no need of his own professional services as a few sore spots constitute the result of his injuries. He is still busy minister ing to the wants of his patients. Chinese Inspector Conneh returned home today from a raiding trip to the north While away Cornell, Webb l and Eddy gathered in six pigtail celes- tials. who forgot to comply with the immi grafton specifications in such 1 cases made and provided They will do their washing for the government | for 8 while, untN such time as deport- ed. Our customs officials are doing great work these days and are mak- 1 ing extensive preparations 10 foil the big movement known 10 be on foot to i s, vi the Mexican route.
 Drink Rainier, the new berg. to quench that thirst. 3-3l-3t
 Curry and ompary, who until lately have conducted the Emporium store at Naco, have concluded 10 open up an Emporium in Douglas They will be located in the new Bank of Doug las building on avenue, and expect to be ready for business in less than a week
 I'd Tovrea and Ben Sneed of the meat firm Of Tovrea and company came down from Bisbee today Mir Tovrea says that the new store of the per Queen, will be started the coming week. It will be ninety days before the firm will be able to occupy the premises and in the meantime are in stalling a cold storage in the 11th street store. The firm of Toyrea and company ship a great deal. of cattle and sheep into this section. At pres ent, car load of mutton is on the road from Texas.
 V. R. Stiles. general freight and passenger agent for the E. P and s. ". R. R.. came down from Bisbee this morning.
 Rainier beer sold at all bars.
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 N A. Comstock. president of the Fl Paso Safe and Speciality company is in Douglas.
 Max Baer. representing the Fl Paso branch of the Bruns wick Bake Col lender Co, is in town, it is said. to figure on the installation of a new set of fixtures. He is stopping at the Ord
 Mir Chss D. Writesman. who has lately been connected with the Peo- ples Drug store on c avenue, has re signed his position and expects to return to his home in Nashville, Tenn, Mr. Writesman was formerly manag- Ter of the Tombstone pharmacy prior to the purchase of that establishment by the Braun-Ferguson Co, and his dparture for sunny Tennessee will be mourned by host of Tombstone friends.
 Douglas was visited this morning by a terrific wind and sand storm, which threatened at times to raise the tents of Ragtown- Real estate went up in clouds-and the unwilling pedestri- an upon whom the onus of its drop fell said curt, but expressive things about Arizona and Douglas in partic- ular. Fortunately the vicious stand of today's weather don't go in Douglas and to our visiting let it be known that the dispenser of gentle zephyrs | got on wrong last night. and got us