Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-10
DOUGLAS FlREMEN
 GET TOGETHER
INSPECTOR CORNELL LOOKING
 AFTER IMMIGRATION.
Fats and Leans Played Baseball Yes
 terday-Yaquis Reach Lucky Tiger to Work in Mines at That Place.
(Snacial to ReYiewl


 Douglas, May 9.-The Thirteen club, Douglas cemetery, held it's regular Friday meeting last night, in the club casket. The meeting was. informal simply held to keep up regular def ance practice of the order toward su- perstition.
 Colonel J. G. Albright, pathfinder for the Order of Red Men, who has been blazing a trail for the Indians" of the local tribe, reports the most aattering success from his work in Douglas. Colonel Albright expects to leave Douglas soon, but informs The Review that Chief Francis NJ Cute, deputy in- cohoney for New Mexico and Arizona. will visit Bisbee tribe on or about May 18th. The regular organizer who follows Pathfinder Albright will visit Douglas within the present week. As soon as Douglas wigwam has been or ganized, the team from Bisbee will visit here and assist in the impressive and picturesque work of installation. While here, Colonel Albright won a small army of friends by his pleasing personality, who will be sorry to ob- serve his departure.
 The local fire company met last evening in the hose house, on Tenth street It was decided to meet Sun day morning at o'clock, when an endeavor will be made to get hose team together for the July carnival. A rule was laid down that each mem Der who absents himself from the reg ular Sunday morning meetings, and from such practice meetings as may be set by the organization, will be fined.
 The dance'of the hremen, to be held soon in the new French hotel, on Rail road avenue, will, it is expected, add sufficient funds to the treasury to pro vide for new and better equipment.
 The immigration bureau is taking active steps toward mitigating the evil results of imported contract labor Nearly every train coming from El Paso brings number of peons. who come to work on the Forrest-Naco branch. migration Inspector Cornell is keeping an eagle eye out at this point, and his daily examination of Mexican laborers who pass through Douglas is searching in the extreme. The object is to prevent contractors from engaging laborers in Mexico and shipping them into this country. Mex jeans who can show proof of residence in the United States are allowed to pass. Another object of the bureau is to export such as are without visible means of support, or who have become public charges. Solar no arrests or detentions have been made.
 This afternoon the baseball teams representing the ponderous heavy weights and the shadowy semblances of manhood cross bats for the honor and glory of victory on the diamond. Lots of fun is promised those who at tend, for the continued joshing of the .'pot-bellies" has gone far to rouse the ire of Frank Gilland and his skinny legged followers Bill Bayless will conceal himself in the shadow of the  initial sack. and endeayor to hold his feet against the cannon-like throws of Mexican Pete, who will officiate across the diamond. Midget" Clark and .'Runt' Taylor will be in the points for the Leans, and look after the bafhing business end of the game. It will be against the rules for a Fat, after col liding with lean, to do any active work with his feet on the prostrate person of the bony one. Any heavy weight so doing will be denied the dust-allaying beverage which will adorn the vicinity of the third sawdust bag. A fist fight is guaranteed every inning. or money refunded. The game will take place at 3 ?. m.
 A. Barnaby and H. Calbick came up from Sonora today. They have been looking over the Moctezuma district, and tell glowing tales of the mineral wealth of our Mexican sister. Mir. Barnaby had several assays from diff ferent prospects, which run all the way