Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-17
STOLE HIS SADDLE
 FROM STORER00M
RUNAWAY TEAM CREATES Ex cITEMeNT AND HURTS DRIVER.
What the People of the Snreiter City are Doins-An Assortment of Local Items from the Border Metropolis.
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 Douglas, June 1e.-This morning one O. the prominent citizens of Douglas complained to an officer that he had had a bran new saddle stolen from his house A Mexican was suspected of the theft. as this Mexican had been working for the owner of the saddle, and greatly admired it. The saddle was stored ir a store room, which was locked up To get into this room the thief had unscrewed the hinges on the dcor and took the door. Up to date the saddle has not been recovered.
 A man named Sanders was driving a four-horse team this morning deliver ing building stone to the contractors who are constructing the building be tween the Atlas building and the Dew Drop saloon The team became frightened at the street cars and ran away. breaking the wagon tongue and injuring Sanders. The runaway ere ated quite little excitement.
 John Erwin of Bisbee returned from Fl Tigre to Douglas today.
 William Murphy. who is now the con stable at Naco, was in Douglas last evening looking for man wanted in Naco for obtaining money under false pretenses.
 J. B. Murray of Naco was in Douglas yesterday on business.
 The Red Msn met last evening for their regular lodge meeting.
 C. F. Nichols, accompanied by some mining men from Montana, has gone U the Chiricahuas 10 examine a mining property in which MT Nichols is inter ested.
 MT. Newell. who for some time has been mail clerk on the mail car run. ming between Douglas and Benson, is expecting to be transferred to the No sales-Tucson run within few days.
 C. \. Wright, who for some time has been living in Bisbee. has located in Douglas. He arrived on last nights train.
 Earl Layton returned from Tucson idol tNCAluSs "nSIt nc mas DtcE spending few days on business.
 Joe DonohUe Of Bisbee, accompa1 1ied by his wife. is in Douglas on business connected with. the Arizona Broke rage company.
 Henry Beumler. who has been in Tombstone or legal business, returned to Douglas this morning.
 Superintendent H. J. Simmons. of the E. P. & s. W, was in Douglas yes terday
 No. 19. the locomotive which pulls the passenger train up from Bl Paso. came into Douglas last night working on only. one side, which caused the train to be very late.
 For several days the train from Fl Paso has been away behind time. caused by the: fact that the Rock Island train has been late getting into Ei Paso. The recent floods in Kansas delayed the Rock Island train running into Fl Paso.
 The entertainment to be given by the Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church has been postponed for few days.
 Mrs. Pearson and children have re, turned rom their visit to Naco.
 Joe Curry of the Emporium, who was i'll for few days in Bisbee, has returned to Douglas.
 The railroad boys expect the pay car today.
 Hotel Ord arrivals: Mrs. Millere Fl Paso; Francis s. Laws. Philadei phia; W. A. Ffege and wife, Dragoon W. s. O'Donnell. Bisbee; H.F. Smith Sonora; H. c. Laux. city; W. B Hutchings. Tucson; General Joubsrt Bisbee; c. N. Wright, Bisbee; D. J Alberga, Los Angeles. The case of Bennie Summers against W. N. Bush came up yesterday after noon in the justice court of Judgj Johnson. Bush waived examinatio! and was held for the grand jury.
 Bob Johnson, one of the boys iron the F. ranch, is in Douglas On business
 The Fourth of July committee me yesterday in the Douglas bank an, took up the matter of accept ing the race track and ball grounds Hotel Roy arrivals: Edward Sals bury. New York; Wm. H. Calhoun Marshalltown, la: John A. Siez, Mar shalltown, la; A. H. Wilson. Phila delphia; Joe Donohue, Bisbes; H. J Barber, Phoenix; L N Riley, Sant; Monica, Calf; M. A. Lucas, Globe Ariz; Chas. R. Stone, Kansas City ] A M Crrnr Cor, Etrnnninn1