Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-28
DOUGLAS SCHOOL
 ELECTION TODAY
E. R. PlRTlE, J. A. MILLER AND R.
 o. JOHNSON CANDIDATES
Passenger Arrives Late at Shelter
 City, Owing to Breakdown-Other
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 Douglas. March 27.-Saturday, the 2Sth, is the date set for the e,ection of two school trustees. C. A Overlook is the holdover, and the candidates to fill the other vacancies are E. R. Pirtle, J. A. Miller and Judge R. O. Johnson. The importance of selecting two men of known ability and willingness to serve the city in it's educational, needs is appreciated by all. Therefore it is to be hoped that the entire communi y will vote for it's favorite. The rel ative merits of the several candidates have been set forth in the columns of this page before A school house is the first urgent necessity and after it's erection, a board of trustees, who thoroughly understand the education al problem and who are practical men. should be in office to keep the tutelary machinery in good running order.
 Burt Grover. the eX-ranger, came down from Bisbee last night.
 Miss Irene Rupert entertained a small party of friends at her home last evening.
 E. R. Pirtle and S. F. Mcguire re, turned from Sonora last night. whither they went to investigate the report of a big strike on the HiGalgo prop critics.
 MT. Neil. of the well known cattle firm of Hysham and Neil, has moved his family to the bar ranch for the summer
 w. NJ. Coward, representing the San Francisco Examiner, is canvassing Douglas for subscriptions.
 Assemb' 'yman J. NJ. O'Connell was among the men of note seen in Doug las today
 The Misses Irene Rupert and Vir- ginia Ferguson intend to spend Sun, day in Bisbee.
 Frank Alley, Esq, mining editor of the Review, arrived in Douglas this morning. MT. Alley is known as the most versatile mine writer of this part of the country. While in Douglas he will have charge of the news depart. ment of the Douglas page and the people of Douglas are to be congrat. ulated in having the Bill Nye of Ari zona with them.
 J. H. Cannon, the insurance man left for his home in Tucson today. The train from the west was two hours late today owing to an accident to engine No. IS. The train made the ! Douglas ', but IS was unable to back in to the depot and the yard engine was called on to do the trick. No 1S's injuries are confined to a disor dered eccentric, which will require the services of the roundhouse doctor | She will be ready for service tomorrow This engine is one of the latest mod els and has been on the road but a | short time.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rutherford left for ] their home in Toronto, Canada, today | The doctor goes east to close his bus mess affairs there preparatory to his | permanent location in Douglas. He will return in June While here. Dr Rutherford made a large circle oi i friends who will look forward with pleasure to his return. His specially is bad eyes.
 Jim Ryan came down from Bisbee this morning. Jim is known to many of the od timers as one of the owners Of The Br2-ch, large gambling house in Cripple Creek, Colorado.
 Born to the wife of Henry Bohm faulk, twins. boy and girl Dr. Ed mundson, of Bisbee, the attending phy slcian, reports mother and children | as doing nicely.