Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-03
SMALLER NEWS ITEMS
Special to Reyiew.)

Douglas, June 2-The new residence of s. F. Mcclure was staked out to- day. The new building will be on the corner of F and 11th streets.
 James S. Williams, of Bisbee, was ir Douglas this morning on his way to the Chriacahuas. where he is going on prospecting trip.
 w. R Humphries. the mining pho tographer, who is now located in Bis bee, was in Douglas today taking some photographs of the principal business houses.
 John Slaughter is in town from his ranch, the San Bernardino. Mr. Slaughter was at one time sheriff of Cochise county and served several terms. He was great factor in clear ing out lot of bad characters, horse and cattle thieves and outlaws in this county. He made one of the best sher iffs this county ever had and has host of friends in every part of this county.
 Judge Johnson had a couple of drunk and disorderly cases this morn, ing. The usual fine was imposed.
 Work has been started on the race track and it will be ready for the horses to show their speed in few days.
 c, F. Nichols returned from Tomb, stone and Bisbee last evening.
 W. A. Bush returned from a shor, visit to Tombstone last night
 J. WI. Hardy. the civil engineer of Arizpe. came into Douglas yesterday.
 A cowboy called Little Choat' was iu Douglas yesterday on his way to Tombstone. He is the owner of the best ranch in the San Simon and has lCts of feed and water this year
 Turkey Track" Johnson has gone to Ben Sneed's place on the San Pedro for an extended stay
 John Meadows, a cattle man from Box canyon, was in Douglas yesterday He said that the cattle in his part ot the valley were in very good con ditiou, quite different from what they were a year ago. The grain is plen;i, fuI and lots of water.
 Peter Peterson, and old timer in Bisbee, came down to Douglas last night as he'd said, "iust to see the town"
 Sam High, who for several years was a shelter boss at the Copper OrNanp at Douglas this morning to see the smell ter down here.
 William Morris. one of the d tim CTS in Tombstone and Bisbee, paid Douglas a visit yesterday. He took in the smelter and saw the town. He was much pleased with what he saw.
 Scott and Thornton have moved their store into the Roy building. They have very good location and have three windows tastefully dressed.
 Ed Sturges, of the Fl Tigre company was in Douglas this morning on his way to Fl Paso. He says that the meeting of the Fl Tigre stockholders in Bisbee will last couple of days longer. MT. Sturges said that it would be about four months before machin- cry would be in operation at the Fl Tigre mine.
 Mrs. Emil Marks, of Bisbee, was in Douglas on her way to Fl .Paso Mon day. She said that very high grade ore had been struck on the property belonging to her husband, the Mar quette and Arizona
 Some Douglas people are interested in property not far from the Mar quette or the Glance and the recent strikes on these properties will be very good news to those owning prop erty in that particular section of the district. Mrs. Lewis. who has been living in Douglas for some time. has returned to her former home in Blsbee. Mrs. Lewis has rented her Douglas property and will make Bisbee her home for some time at least She has 8 son living in Bisbee. Her daughter. Ve- rita. accompanied her to Bisbee. The steam whistle at the ice plant is certainly howler. When the boiler has it's full capacity Of steam, the whistle can be heard tor mues. II