Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-19

the elusive two-bit pieces flow with startling regularity into the little box which has he bell attachment thereoa and marks up the last sale.
 Johnnie Nichols, of Clifton, was Douglas visitor last week, and Of course went home with mind consid- erably enlarged as to what it is to be in a city instead of a town.
 Alexander Mclean, superintendent of mines at Metcalf for the Arizona Copper company. accompanied by Mrs Mclean. was in the city, spending few days. last week. MT. Mclean eA- pressed himself as must surprised al the growth of Douglas.
 Although but young man in years Hartwell Nowell is rapidly raising large bump of legal knowledge on the summit of his cranium that is making quite a formidable appearance. lie is slamming Kent, Anson on Contraets' Evidence. Commercial Paper, etc. around as though he had just retired from the supreme court bench
 Ranger Peterson returned from an expedition to the Chiricahuas last Thursday.
 Ea weise is a new arrival, and is h the service of the Copper Queen store in the clothing department, taking lne place made vacan, by the departure or MT Vaughn.
 Miss O'Brien, one of society's mos charming members. left last week to spend a short vacation in Denver
 Otto storm, bookkeeper at the Cop per Queen store, left last week TOT d vacation. which he will spend Tn the orange groves of California.
 Gee, but you should have seen Ranger Peterson lasr Thursday. A little sawed-off, bewhiskered tavellng check-maker. it was alleged, was gong ahout representing himself as Ranger Peterson. The resemblance was about the same ofMark Hanna anu Bob Tate.
 Dr Randall has just joined the church. Reason: Mrs. Randall IS expected shortly. Still, the doctor had no special good reason for joining either. as he is always good, anyhow
 O. B. Durcan, one of the genial pro nrietors of the Union" leaves the hard work he has been doing iateH namely, of standing before the coun- ter and winnng "two-bit' pieces with Q nleasant smile-in a few days, to re- sume his occupation of pulling the throttle on one of the big $. F. engines out of Tucson.
 Will B. True Chis is not a joke. TOT that is his name), who has been doing +be mixaIogv act in the Union" can not stay away from his old friend anu boss. o. B. Duncan, and leaves 10: Tucson with Dune, to enter the serVice of the Espee.
 George Henninger, who represents Shattuck & Muheim, proprletors ol IHe Douglas Steam BoUling works, IS one of Douglas most ardent hustlers. NIT Hennineer was the first man to bill shipment of beer into Douglas, and now holds the record as the hrst man to bill a shipment of the same mer- chandise out of Douglas to Bisbee. Men like Henninger are the sor that make cites out of towns.
 And now the business of the Fl Paso Southwestern will move along with regularity and dispatch, for hustling Tom Purcell. the genial conductor, IS back again on duty, after a vacation down in Mexico, with his wife, consort' ing with President Diaz and the other big Mexican guns of the republic to the south.
 Isn't it funny how lucky some peo ple are. There's congenial Billy Hay den. who used to be an old telegraph operator and train dispatcher, and whe has been presiding over the destinles of the Little Iceberg and laid ui quite a roll has closed up the latter place and opened the ''Ice Palace or H street. Billy is on the road tS Rockefeller's figures.
 We don't know how much the D. l company pay George Hardiker pe' day. week. month or year, but it ough to be plenty per each, for G. Ii. IS oi the 20 from sunrise till-well, sunrise often.
 Ren. White, the postmaster, IS De coming s.cop-shouldered and ohn' with the rapidly increasing volume
 
 business which is pouring through tn postoffce.
 It takes Ed Pirtle to prognostlcate He is the most enthusiastic Dodslaslt' that ever came down the pike. H' inaugurared the original advertislnl idea of Population of Douglas in lSoA 10000" Now he is out with bran' new one. thus: "Poulation of Dousla 12OO0 in 1905" And we believe him
 Tom Reynolds the efficient cashle of the Bank of Douglas. is power1u swift" in handling the funds or tn hank. He is one of the best rlsh hand men to his chief. Cashier Elns there is in the business.
 T. P. Skelton is. keeping up the sul nlv of an ever-increasing demand 10 water in fine style.
 Franklin B. Dorr may not be layln up many treasures in heaven-wna newspaper man ever did?-but ne l certainly laying up good stock or tni earth's values. He has just adde three more lots to his personal assets That's the place to put 1t, Frank. Bul glars are apt 70 rob an editors hous