Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-26
MAY PUT OIL ON
 DOUGLAS STREETS
E. R. FERTILE BELIEVES IT WOULD
 BE GOOD THING TO %
Street Car Service to be Extended in
 Smelter City, Thirteen Club Quintet Serenades Its Friends
Especial 10 Reyiew.)

Douglas, April 2S-There IS oniy one kick ever heard against Douglas and that is her dust or glare in the windy or hot months. This can anu prob ably will be alleviated by the use of oil in sprinkling.
 Said E. R Pirtle today, "This will have to be brought about by public subscription. but as We are now paying g 8 month for eprinkling with water and then don't enjoy any benefits therefrom-it would be much better, I think to subscribe a little more on the start and get the job done rigat There is none among the merchants who would not subscribe a generous amount toward the scheme whi .h ! think would be 8 capital one. Now there is the International Land and Improvement company and the Cop. per Queen, who would undoubtedly be willing 10 give Q liberal donation toward the project As for myself I will donate what ! consider g. fair share toward it and besides will de vote such time as is necessary 10 the correspondence which the scheme calls for I think that Railroad avenue, from Ninth 10 Eleventh and Tenth street, from the depot to avenue r ought 10 be sprinkled with oil The Fl Paso and Southwestern can, in al! probability. be induced 10 transport the oil either from Benson or El Paso so that three or four hundred dollars ought 10 be sufficient for Q years sprinkling.'
 Oil is the most economical material for sprinkling ever discoverd and i9 addition to it's economy is productive of the best results possible. h Cali fornia the crude product is used exten' sively, and wherever used dust is prac. tically unhear5 o. The Santa F. railorad a short lime ago sprinkle i its tracks eijh oil from Point Rich. mond, California. 70 Albuquerque. New Mexico, since vhicb time it has won the pseudoIy of he "dustless way. ." Every me!chart ja Douglas should do his part toward b.inging about the 'dustless ci1y.
 Douglas bui Nineteen months old and a street railway sounds like a a "phony" tale, don't il? But it is true nevertheless. Work has been be- gun at the crossing Of the Fl Pasp and South western tracks, near the east end Of the suburban route. The foundation for the crossing was put in Thursday and track laying will be commenced al once. The city exten sion of the Douglas-Calumet Traction system will extend in a southerly di- rection to Tenth street, thence east along Tenth street to avenue c, where for the present the line will end. On account of the location of the city terminus being practically out of town. many people desiring 10 visit the smelters have put of doing so, not knowing just when and from where the trip could be IT nade.
 But this extension is 1ot all The Douglas Anuse comapny is hay ing erected bull -.ng just across the line, the second largest enclosure of its kind in Mexico and when finished will, it Is expected, hold attraction : weekly. The Douglas street railway will then be prepared 10 meet the new demands for transportation facili- ties. The local system will be con tinued southerly on avenue G, from c and Tenth to the bull ring and pros2 ply 10 tke pueblo across the line A quintet from the Thirteen club erenaded several of the friends or taa; most popular social organization last night. The unsteady inclined party first started out as a quartette, but finding one of the club members en- gagged in a heart 10 hsart talk. did with much force and without the afore' said members consent, drag him from his paradise and altogether the jolly crowd started in to make merry. Il was Saturday morning when the last refreshments wsre served in return for the spontaneous outbursts of es teem embodied in Good night, my love" The quartette was composed c: Icssrs. Sots. Thosnson, Eio h0is aHt Watson, the quintette formed by the addition of Mir Albert Ssmes.
 The case of H. L. Kerr vs, Russo
 and Son and Terry Hogan has beer occupying the attention of the court for three days. Attorenys Flannigar and French engaged in a prolong SC
 ries of debates or tecbaicalities of ev
 idence. The proceedings hinged or
 the attachment levied against Russe
 and Son when as a matter of fact
 they claim, the Savoy was the prop
 erty of MT. Hogan and held undet lease by him since February first. Th'