Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-15
NEWS FROM THE SHELTER CITY
   
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special to Review.)

Douglas. July 14.-Rangers Kidder and Peterson came into Douglas last night. Kidder came from Naco, where he went after Billy Stiles, who is wanted for train robbery. Stiles made good his escape and reached the other side of the line before the Ran gers could get him. If caught by Kosterlitski's men, who are after hin Stiles will be extradited. and will have to answer for train robbery. Captain Rynning was at Naco with Kidder, but left for northern Sonora last night
 Mir. Allen Pierce, who recently re- turned from a trip through northern Sonora, left Sunday morning for Min neapolis. to meet Mrs. Pierce, who will return with him to Douglas. after a two months visit in North Dakota. Mir. and Mrs. Renney valck and Miss Valck are recent arrivals in Douglas; where they will reside in future. Los Angeles has been their home foy the last few years.
 5. F. Mcguire, secretary of the In. ternatiolal Land and Improvement company. has gone to California. to be zoe about two weeks. He goes on busi- ness and for pleasure.
 Frederick Hicks. western representa- tive of Marshall Field & Co. has been in Douglas for several days. and from here went to Bibsee.
 At the regular meeting of the Red Men last night, John Emsland was elected senior sagamore and Tom Green junior sagamore.
 One of the Sixth street fairies came into the office of Justice Johnson today with long tale of woe. Some degen- crate wretch last night stole all her glad rags, worth considerably over ,$1O0. Efforts are being made to catch the thief.
 Charles Sinister has returned to Douglas. after trip through the north ern part of the territory. He expects to go to the City of Mexico in a few days. The big auto car which Mir. Shuster has been travelling over the country with has been here for some time, and will again be seen on the streets of this city.
 ! Last night Sixth street was the sceae of several fights, and some of the re- spectacle people who live in that part of town were disturbed by the racket. The people who created the disturbance made good their escape before the off, i cers reached the scene of the rumpus
 Miss Graham left last evening for Bisbee to make visit to friends.
 Mrs. William Newberry leaves Thursday for an extended visit to rela- tives and friends in Wisconsin. | MT. Whitney, of the Arizona Mine Development company, left Douglas this morning for Denver, to purchase a big stamp mill for the Gold Treasure mine, in the San Jose mountains, near Naco.
 | P. G. Carney came into Douglas last evening from the Chiracahua noun tains, where he is interested in mining.
 Mir. Crowley, d Montana capitalist who has been psending several days in Douglas, left this morning for Boston. He will return to this city some time 1 this fall, with the intention of invest ing in Douglas property.
 Last night shipment of twenty nine Chihuahua Mexicans passed through Douglas on their way to For est, where they vii be employed on the Forest-Naco cutoff.
 The new double-truck street car which made its first appearance Sun day on the tracks of the Douglas street railroad, is being repainted at the car barns, and will soon be in commission. The car was at one time used at Coro- nado.
 | fsidro l.. Escobora, a civil engneer | from Arizpe. was in Douglas yesterday. He is making the survey for the Los Licenciador mines. in the Cieniza mountains. The property is owned by Douglas people
 Jessie Gully left last evening for Fairbank. to look over the truck gar dens at that place
 | D. W. Semple has accepted a posi- tion with The Review, and has left Douglas for Bisbee.
 A Ruiz has recently opened a neat and commodious lodging house at the corner of Fifteenth and F streets. Persons desiring cool and comfortable rooms will find this the place they have been looking for.
 | J. W. Stevens. contractor, of this city, left Monday for Mexico. where he is to expert some mining properties in the Sonora district for eastern capi- talists. He will be absent two weeks. I J. W. Duncan, connected with the Hotel Ord, left for Wilcox on a busi- lness trip Tuesday.