Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-03
MACHINERY ARRIVES
 FOR DOUGLAS WORKS
JAMES PAGAN LEAVES TO TAKE
 PASTEUR TREATMENT.
Local Items of interest-Assistant Su- perintendent Hartman in Douglas Miring Men Leave for Santa Rosa.
Special to Reviev.)

z morning en route to Chicago, where he gees to take the Pasteur treatment for the skunk bite. he received while ssleep in Mexican house in Cumpas, sonora about week ago. MT. Pagan has suffered no effects of the bite since treated, but he has been advised hy the best physicians that he ought to take the Pasteur treatment to be on the safe side. The effects of the bite may not show for three or four months. and then it is liable to break out in the most violent form. Pagan is well known in Arizona and Cochise county. He was a corporal in Me Cords regiment. and was employed for long time in the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee. Mr Fasan was met at the depot by a number of his friends here as he passed through,
 Three carloads of machinery arriv- -', in pJyslas Monday for the Doug las reduction works. The cars have been switched 70 the new smeiter and will he unloadeI and installed as quickly as possible.
 Alfred Paul returned last night from 2 tript 70 Bisbee on mining bus,- ness.
 Contractor Jack Sparks has return ed home from a business trip 10 Bis bee. Messrs. Sparks Bros. have the contract in Bis5ee to build the Knights Of Pythias hall
 C. A. Taylor the real estate man. IS confined to h's home by sickness.
 Assis, ant Superintendent c. J. Hart man came in from Fl Paso on No yesterday evening and left this morn i-g for Risbee.
 Material Aeeut A. L. Hunter came down from Forrest yesterday evening and left for Fl Paso on No. ? this morning.
 Thomas Collins and Fred Bereon:er of the Calumet & Arizona Mining com nany al Bisbee spent Tuesday in Douglas. They were accompanied by Mir. c. E. Wood of Appleton. Wis. stockholdsr in the Calumet & Arizona.
 Dave Struthers. son of Master Me chanic Struthers. is improving. Young Struthers has been having a siege of typhoid fever. but has passed the danger mark and is rapidly recovering. II. l.. Taylor. the attorney. went tc Bisbee yester lay evening on business
 Conductor Patsy Collins is on the sick list and his run is handled by the veteran railroader. Thos. Sumerville
 Charles Nichols. who has a siege of typhoid fever. will soon be able to leave the hosnital ar resume his du- ties q the Douglas laundry.
 Henry PeTmler took rartv of min ing men cut to the Santa Rosa mine this morning. The Santa Rosa is at tracing a great deal of attention in Douglas and elsewhere at the present time.
 Mir E. s. Baldwin. a prominent con- tractor of Fl Paso. came down from ] Bisbee this morning.
 Henry Waters, the pioneer shoemak- CT of Bisbee, was a visitor to the smelter city today Mir Waters is well pleased with what he saw in ' Douglas and perdicts a great future for the border town.
 Fl A Tovrea came down on No 2 this morning on business connected with his rev meat market
 Major W. L. Hargrove secretary of the El Tigre company is in Douglas on business connected with his con- pany
 B. F. Graham of Bisbee passed Douslas on the morning train bound for the money centres of the east. Mir. Graham goes east to place | some of the stock of the Bisbee Queen | mine, which is now making such a | good showing in the Ris5ee district
 A. Barrabv. Douglas pioneer. has | returnetd from trip to the Pacific l coast much improved in health.
 The morni-s train took out a large number of Mevicans to work on the | sections along the road. Every month | the company sends out new men to i tale the places of those quitting.
 The fourth large show glass of the I Copper Queen store was found to be | cracked on arrival here and has been | boyed up and will be returned to the | factory. The three glasses put in by Contractor Mackey arrived in good shane and were not even scratched ir being put in their proper places.
 
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