Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-23
BULLET TAKEN
 FRUM GRAHAM
DATE MAY BE OUT AGAIN IN FEW
 DAYS MORE
2. F. Nichols Wants to be Road Over
 seer at DousIas-Loan and Saw inss Company is Organized There
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inss Company is Organized There
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 Douglas, May 22.-Date Graham un- derwent an operation Thursday after noon for the extraction of the bullet which lodged in the vicinity of his left shoulder when he was shot las. Saturday night. Doctors Nye and Hick- man performed the operation in order to lessen the chanceeJf internal sup puration setting in arl causing blood poisoning.
 The bullet when extracted proved to be a 41-calibre. It had entered the left arm at the shoulder, ranging upward and inward until it struck the collar bone. While no fracture re- suited. the bullet was split and forked by the force of impact with the col lar bone.
 The operation was highly successful and Graham may be seen on the street within day or two. The physicians resorted to the freezing method before making the incision which revealed the exact location of the ball. Ora ham is resting comfortably today.
 W. F. Nichols, territorial auditor and bank examiner. arrived in Douglas today. Mir Nichols is here for the purpose of examining the banks o' the city, after which he will return to the capitol MT. Nichols was busily engaged when seen by the Review man. but took time to express him self as pleased with the great showing of the Shelter City. Said he: Doug las is forging ahead wonderfully Her growth is marvellous"
 Francis M. Cute. deputy incohoney for New Mexico and Arizona and promi nent in the council fires of the Redmen paid Cochise Tribe of Bisbee a visit last night He was accompanied by Organizer Albright Both returned to this city today to proceed with the work of instituting the local lodge.
 Organizer D. L. Herman, who has been identified with the work of start ing the Redmen here, left for Clifton today.
 Star Williams came down from Bis bee this morning on business. Before transacting it. however. he hurried to the bedside of his old friend, Date Graham, whom he reports having found resting comfortably. Williams carried away with him the ball ex. tracted from Graham's shoulder. Major Hargrove, prominently idcn. tified with the promotion of Sonora mines and an officer of the Fl Tigre company, is a visitor in the city to- day.
 Joe Schwartz returned from Bisbee this morning, accompanied by Mrs Schwartz.
 Ranger Lieutenant Jack Foster ar rived in Douglas this morning and i'm mediately struck out for the country
 Messrs. Kane and Hawkins, who came here a short time ago from Trinidad, Colorado, returned to the .Rocky mountain town today. MT Kane thinks well of this section an: before leaving said that he would re turn soon to locate here.
 The new briquette machine at tht Calumet and Arizona was put in place yesterday. This machine is one O the newest patterns and has beer found to excel anything of it's kint in the saving of the iue dust, whicl runs as high as sixty per cent cor per.
 T.nrfn0 ruh rnpnntlu die posed of his claims to the Atlas Mlu ing company, is a Douglas visitor. Tn Tanning property is situated in tn vicinity of the Glance and Marquett mines. The figure named for the dea is said to be S76,000.
 The articles of incorporation of tn Douglas Savings and Loan associatio were forwarded to the county seat tC day to be recorded among the realitie of Douglas modern institutions.
 Dr. Nye reports that the conditio of F. s. Douglas today is all that coul be expected. His patient still suffer great deal from his broken rib
 but is in no serious danger from hi
 hurts.
 Friends of c. F. Nichols are oI
 circulating petitions for his appoin
 ment as road overseer for the distric
 Several hundred names have alreat
 been secured, and Mr. Nichols wou
 make a good man to look after u roads in the vicinity of Douglas. Mrs. Joseph Dalton was threatens
 with an attack of appendicitis Ia r night, but by the prompt action of Il
 physician the disease was averted al ' Mrs. Dalton is much better today. a Frank Vaughn, who for some tin was largely interested in the cati
 business in Sonora and Texas, lt
 Douglas last night for Naco, where
 will outfit for prospecting trip. [ expects to spend considerable tiI '' prospecting in the Sonora gold fiel'
 ST. s. Bonitor is in Douglas maxi
 sale of some mining property.
 which he is interested. The mine C prospect is in the Yauzauel mol , tains of Sonora, not far from the pr'
 erty once owned by D. Koering,