Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS
Special to Review.)

Douglas. June 1S.-M. Rasbsch. ac- companied by his wife, left Douglas | this mOrnine. From Douglas they will go to Fl Paso to spend a few days. and then go to Colorado. where MT Rasbach will accept a responsible po- | sition OF one of the big railroads. MT. | Carl Huysr now has charge of ths Roy hotel, since he departure of MT. Ras | bash.
 Today is special sales day at the Emporium. Don't for>et it. 1t Mir. Sparks. who was at one time justice of the peace ir Stafford. arrived in Douglas last evening, and is looking for a good location to open q mercan. tile business. Mir. Sparks said that Stafford is at present very quist.
 The bull ring is ready for busice ;s The seats are now all in place and the boxes are rOofed. The wall about the ring is plastered. aud booths are being made ready for the people who have charge of them during the celebration.
 Owing 10 breakdown on the engine drawing the train from Ei Paso. that train was over one and a half hours late last evening.
 Supjerintenden H. J. Simmons of the F. P. & s. W. vas in Douglas yes terday.
 Rev Seigler of Bisbee was in Doug. las today.
 Brick work has been begun on thz building which is being copstructed next to the Atlas building.
 Ladies fine footwear. Wishert & Gardiner shoes. s3.5O 10 $500 at the emporium 1t
 From a recent report of the Indiana mine, which is about fourteen uiIas south of Douglas. in Sonora, work on the new tunnel is progressing rapiGIy. and very good showing of high-grsde ore IS reported. James Reay has charge of the property for the Atlas Mining company.
 Some of the horses which are being tralned for the races on the Douglas track during the big celebration are getting into fine shape, and when the races come of these horses will show clean heels to some that are coming here later.
 The steam connections between the boilers and the engine which will drive the dynamos at the ice plant are being made. The engine is being assembled as fast as possible and the dynamos will be put in place at once and Douglas stands a good chance of having electric lights by the Fourth.
 Charles Tanning. a mining man of Bisbee. is in Douglas today.
 Five-inch water mains are being laid on H avenue by the Improvement com pany
 The tents and outfit for Bosco, the snake eater, have arrived in Douglas and so has the outfit belonging to Little Egypt and the Hoochee Coochee girls The mirror maze is here and will soon be put together.
 Johnston & Murphy s6 and s7 mems shoes at the Emporium. ftI
 C. F. Nichols, who has been for sey- ~'Ni eeNyS III IS pKs pected to return this evening. He was accompanied by some parties from Montana who wished to examine one Of the most noted properties in that now famous mineral district.
 MT. Johnson. who represents the New York Life insurance company. re- turned today from Nacozari. where he has been in the interests of his com. pany.
 D. Ford Jones. the chief civil en- glneer of the Copper Queen company Of Bisbee, is in Douglas to make some measurements at the shelter which have to he made with instruments.
 A well dressed man wears a Wilson Bros. shirt. See the different styles at the Emporium. It