Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-19
GETTING READY
 ACUA PRIETA ARENA
OFFICER VAUGHAN TRIED BUT NOT CONVICTED AT DOUGLAS.
Professor Mccoy Employed by Douglas Amusement Company to Arrange for Prize Fights Across the Border Line.
Special to Review.)

 Especial to Review.) Douglas. April 1s.-C. F. Nichols re turned last night from trip to Bisbee and Tombstone.
 The paraphernalia for the local K of P. lodge room has arrived. and the Castle will soon be ready for regular work.
 Homer Du Bois is a late arrival from Naco. Mir. Dubois will open a saloon on Tenth street, in the building for merly occupied by Aston & Maloney. V. R. Stiles passed through Douglas this morning on his way home from Bicbee, where he went to the funeral of Dr. F. A. Sweet. F. c. Buchanan. travelling represent ative for Swift & Co. is in town and registered at the Ord.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Summers, who have been in Bisbee for the past two days, passed through. en route to their home in Fl Paso. Mir Summers is a well known railroad man, connected with the E. P. & s. W.
 A corps of Salvation Army lasses have invaded Douglas. These people have accomplished wonders in the work of reclamation. and the spiri. shown in their work is most laudable.
 The case of Mrs. Mary Wimberly vs. Thomas Vaughan came up in court yesterday, and was dismissed. Some time ago. Mrs. Wimberly turned over her unruly son to the care of Officer Vaughan, who disciplined the young ster by jailiag him. The mother be came enraged at the course pursued by the officer. and had him charged with unlawfully imprisoning the little scapegoat. Attorney Alfred C. Lock- wood was the complainant's lawyer. Attorneys Nowell and McDevitt. for the defendant. succeeded in getting the case dismissed.
 There are no new developments in the strike Of the Sterling Boiler Works employees today, but as yet work has not been resumed. st
 C. T. Council. Chinese inspector, is out on another tour of inspection. He has already rounded up one "chink" in WHllcox.
 Work Is progressing nicely at the new Agua Prieta arena. which is being erected by the Douglas Amusement company. Surveyor R. l.. Hogue is getting the lines for the large building shaped up, and small army of Mexi- cans are wading knee deep in adobe and making the large adobes for the center ring and outside wall Profes- sor Harry Mccoy of Bisbee has been engaged by the company to look after the making of some good matches for the company, and he promises to give out some good news to the lovers of the manly art in a short time. We learn that he is negotiating with some of the champions to come to Douglas and pull of contest in July, which will be one or the greatest fights eve. held in the prize ring
 The DouSia5 base ball team is get ting in fine shape. and had the game been pulled off at Den Luis today the boys from the Shelter City would have made good showing. Quilting. the crack catcher from Montana. has ar. rived. and Wammell, whom Van Cor der of Moreaci has been trying so hard to get and use as his best twirler. will stay in Douglas. With the addition Of four more of the Montana boys who played such winning ball last year for Chaflie Clark's fast tesn1 Douglas would have team which would stand in the thousand per cent column dur ing the entire season.
 The members of the Thirteen club were the guests at delightful but in- formal gathering at the home of Miss Blanche Litchfeld, in Twelfth street. last evening. Miss Litchfeld was assisted in entertaining by MT. and Mrs. Ernest Masters, and nearly an the club availed themselves of the in- vitation to enjoy the hos spitality of the attractive Litchfeld home. which onI more than one other occasion has been thrown open to the gentlemen of the Thirteen club and their friends.