Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-09
CH0L0S TO WORK
 AT LUCKY TIGER
THREE CARLOADS OF THEM PASS
 THROUGH DOUGLAS.
Fats and Leans Cross Bats or Rail.
 road Grounds Next sundsy-r. E. Caldwell Wants to Be Postmaster.
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 Douglas, May S.-Three carloads of ''cholos" from Hermosillo passed through Douglas today. en route to the Lucky Tiger mine, in the Turicachi dis trict of Sonora. Thomas Spense, agent for Fl Tigre company, had the gang in charge. There were ninety five laborers, with their families, when the train reached Douglas, but no amount of herding would keep the gang intact. Five skipped out before the train started for Cos. This is the first large shipment that has passed through Douglas for Fl Tigre, but an other is expected from Chihuahua in a few days. Mir. Spence stated that as soon as he delivered his load at the mines, he would at once return for more. It looks as if Lee Benton was going to push development work at the Luckey Tiger at an American gait.
 The Fats and Leans will cross bats Sunday afternoon on the Fl Paso & Southwestern grounds, across the track. A hot game is expected. Frank Gilland Is captain of the Leans and ". F. Hall is captain of the Fats Eligibles to the Leans must weigh under 145 pounds, while to play on the lummux team, 165 pounds is the minimum allowance. The leans will cover the field as follows: Taylor, the attorney, catcher; Clark, pitcher; Bill Bayless, first base; Tim Maloney. second base; Corners, third base; Pete Lorenzo. short stop; Lawyer Gilland, right field; BentIy, center field; Lincoln, left field.
 The Fats are: Hall, Brown, Bohm- faulk, Almgren, Quilting, Johnson, Ihrig, Stillman. Russell, worthington. Rev. J. M. McComb left Friday evening for a visit to Phoenix. He will return within a week. During his absence, Rev. I. G. Sigler, of the M. E. church, will occupy the pulpit.
 The petition of F. E. Caldwell for the position of postmaster is being circu- lated in Douglas. This makes three candidates for the office, presuming that the present incumbent, Renwick White, is in the field. MT. Caldwell is an old-timer in Arizona, and has host of friends in Douglas. It is said that his political influence will land him the job.
 l Tom Law, the popular solicitor for the Douglas Commercial company. is under the weather He will leave for a trip to the fruitful wales of Sonora on Monday
 George Hardiker returned from Fl Paso Thursday, where he went to reg ulate his affairs before coming to Douglas to assume the duties of man. ager of the Douglas Improvement com pany's plant. MT. Hardiker's family will arrive in few days, when he will take up his permanent residence in the shelter city. The D. l. company is to be congratulated on procuring the services of a man of Mir Hardiker's acknowledged managerial ability. For the past two years he has been asso- ciated with the Fl Paso & Southwest ern railroad in the capacity of claim agent.
 Contractor William Crook came up from Cos Thursday. He was asked if there was any foundation to the rumor that the Nacozari railroad would be pushed on to Guaymas as soon as Ger mant & Crook completed the Nacozari extension. Not that know of; I haven't heard word to that effect"
 J. E. Suits left for Fl Tigre this morning.
 H. c. Beumler was a Sonora-bound passenger today. Tn his khaki clothes, it looks as if "the judge" was out for business.
 H. E. Stone and Dr. B. Barnes left this morning for the Providencia mine, in the Moctezuma district. Favorable and encouraging reports come from the Providencia every day, and rumor has it that one of these occasioned the trip of the above named stock holders.
 W. H. Beckwith ani T. W Bell left for Fl Paso today.
 Joe Scheerer came in from Tomb stone last evening. Messrs. Scheerer and Miano are to start their two-story building at Ninth and H in few days. Mrs. J. H. Slaughter and daughter Addie. together with the Misses Doll tand Casteneda, Of Benson. and Gabio- Honda, stoped over in Douglas Thurs lday night, on their way home from the 1 iCananea festivities