Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-21
SMALLER NEWS NOTES.

F. A. Moore has been appointed agent for the E. P & S. W. railroad at Don Luis, succeeding MT. Murphy. Mir Moore was formerly telegraph op- orator at this place.
 Born, to the wife of J. s. Douglas, at Los Angeles, July goth. son.
 F. E. Coles, assistant manager of the Copper Queen store, was taken suddenly i'll at the close of the trial of W. c. Fletcher yesterday afternoon. His symptoms are those of fever.
 Bill Morris, head brick mason for the Cananea Consolidated company spent Sunday in the city. He returned to Cananea yesterday morning.
 J. s. Obermuler will leave for Douglas this morning on business per taining to mining matters.
 c. Vigne returned last evening from a trip of pleasure to the coast. Most of his time was spent at Coronado and Catalina island.
 Frank Lockwood, representative of the International Correspondence Schools, went to Douglas last night in the interest Of his work.
 Judge McDonald's courtroom yester. per Queen store employees were out for a vacation.
 H. w. White, bookkeeper for E. G. Ord. left for the Huachucas Sunday mining on his bike. He will join his family, who are enjoying the sum- mer weeks there, and will endeavOr to locate some mineral ground before Lis return. er-- -
 Judge Brown yesterday imposed fines on two men who were foInd guilty of being drunk and disordurly. Both were paid.
 Joe Chisholm returned Sunday from an extensive eastern trip. While away Joe visited many cities of the south.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Collins are reg isteEed at the Angelus in Fl Paso.
 Editor Frank Dorr, of the Douglas Dispatch, is in Fl Paso on business.
 Harry Jennings went to Tombstone yesterday as witness in a local case, that of OHare vs. Lillquist.
 There was a runaway car accident on the smelter track Sunday night. It was wrecked in the rear of the An gius building It is not known how the car got away.
 R. V. Daniels was a visitor in Bis bee from Naco Sunday. A lady roomer at the Grant lodging g house had her trunk attached for a bill yesterday.
 William Buckland left yesterday for i Tombstone to look over some mining property in that vicinity. The Copper Queen Mining company have in mind several improvements at ! their different shafts. The new building being erected by Jacob Schmid is to have advantages over other buildings, in that it is to be constructed v.th view to withstand ing the ravages Of flood.
 The authorities at the county hos pital at Tombstone have decided t. keer Joe Rule unde, close scrutiny f2.' week before examining hin as :c his sanity. It is expected that at Ee enG of that time he will be perfectly ratic;,al.
 Lcte Gould. who r some time pas has acted as Douglas agent and cor respondent for The Review. has beer assigned to duty as editor and man l ager of the Morenci Standard.
 Tae people of Tom5-tIre have al ready taken an interest in Jacl Bolan's case, and will present a peti tiOn to President Ro Ise.e for Iii pardon. It is said that Tombstone' moc' prominent men will sign th paper.
 Nj. o. Rollins, the assayer, and s. Sutton, of the Crescent Copper Minin ] company. have taken a bond on six teen claims out in the Modern district They have a good showing of coppe and gold