Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-12
RANGERS TO SELL
 THEIR OUTFITS
Ex-coNDucToR LATTA WANTS
 TO BE DOUGLAS POSTMASTER
List of Real Estate Sales Shows That
 Property at Shelter City in Nov ing Condition contrary to Repots
Special to Resiew.)

AoPt-idl tO ncSlt"J
 Douglas. April 1.-The Douglas
 Amusment company succeeded in ar
 ranging for tbe appearance of the
 circus troupe which has been showing
 at Naco. Saturday night and Sunday three performances will be given. Ex-Congressman William Neville. of North Platte. Nebraska, who has
 been in Douglas for the past few days. yesterday purchased lots' from
 p. R. Pirtle, on which Mir. Neville will
 erect new home. Mir. Neville has re
 turned to Nebraska and will have the
 plans for his Douglas domicile sent on
 at an early date. He will, on his re- turn, take up his residence here and open a law office. Ex-Congressamn Neville has occupied some of the
 highest political and judicial positions
 in his native state. having sat OF the
 supreme bench of Nebraska.
 In the case of the territory of Ari-
 zona vs. Ricardo Saadoval. which
 came yp in court yesterday. motion to quash the complaint was overruled. The arguments of counsel took up the
 greater part Of the afternon
 | The Thirteen club met last night
 to take the measure of Arthur Clark
 for his new coffin. Clark was gath cred into the club with much care and delicscy and after the formal initiation
 the boys serenaded> many Of their | friends about town 4 suartette com posed of Messrs, Thronton, F. Nichols.
 Scott and Clark handed out vocal har-
 mony in bundles while the Thirteen
 mandolin club accompanied. The man dolins were Sames. Richie. Hen
 dricks, Scott and Newell Altogether
 the boys had swell evening but f
 Clark is foolish enough 10 think he
 has been let of easy he will change
 his mind at the nex+ high inks when he finds himself hitting the high
 places.
 1 H. L Thomas has taken the manage
 ment Of the Douglas office Of the
 BradyfLhvin Comuli ssion company
 and has euartered himself in the new Bank Of Douglas building on Tenth st. Today the Arizona rangers, station
 ed all over the territory. win dispose of their entire camp and pack equip
 Dent at public auction. When the act
 was passed which Increased the rang
 CT service, it required each man %
 own his own pack horse and camp
 outfit. Previous to that time, each
 ranger was paid $55 per month as
 salary and was allowed s45 each
 month for expenses, he had 10 own
 and keep his saddle horse and was obliged to show receipts for all his
 expenses. The receipt business was often a detrirent and through the effort of Captain Rynning was lately abolished. So the act was changed to
 give the ranger the same s100 received before, bat under the new law, he pro
 vides his entire outfit and much red tape is done away with. While the new arrangement works a temporary hardship on the ranger. in the first cost Of his pack animal and outfit 1t is understood that the rangers are generally better satisfied.
 The location of the postoffce will possibly soon be changed. As yet no one knows or seems to have -he slight est idea where it is going. if it goes at
 all. With the change in location. will come a petition for change Of post masters. Latta, who has been assist ant postmaster under Berwick White
 for the past year. has taken steps 10 get the office when Mir. Whites term iexpfres. The Review was informed
 of Mir. Latta's intentions a few days
 ago. but owing to MT Latta's absence from town, was unable to corroborate the rumor. When seen las. night, Mir
 Latta did not care to have the matter
 made public, claiming that he had
 merely considered the step and had
 no signers on his petition. He ack1owl edged his desire to get hold of the
 postofice and his intentions in the
 matter, but would say nothing further for publication. Mir. Latta is 4n old
 railroad conductor and but a short
 time ago left the postofice to return
 to his old calling. He is now freight
 conductor on the E Paso and South western ra lroad.
 If any enc thinks that the demand for Douglas property is falling o1. let him read tNc following list of sales made this week through the real estate firm of E. R. Pirtle Co: Lot On