Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-21
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special to Reviewl

Douglas, Arlz., July 2O.-Fred H Hodgson, manager of Orrin Bros famous Mexican circus, Is expected to reach Douglas within a few days, to make arrangements for the appear ance of his show in the Agua Prieta bull ring.
 l.. A. Hohstadt has returned from a short trip to his ranch at La Pera, Sonora.
 Lote Gould. formerly manager of the Douglas branch of the Bisbee Re- view, left Monday for Morenci, where he goes to take charge of the Morenci Standard. Lote leaves many friends in the Shelter City, who hate to see him go, but all wish him full meas ure of success in his new field of i labor.
 Henry Buemler expects to leave for the Chiricahuas Wednesday on mining business connected with the Atlas Mining Bureau.
 Claim Agent Burgein, of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad, is in Doug las. settling with various parties who have claims against the road for the killing of cattle along the line. James Reay. foreman of the Atlas Exploration & Mining company, left for Cienega Springs Monday with six miners. to work on the Indiana claim, which is being opened up by this con- pany.
 Owing to the very heavy rains dur ing the past week, the CabalIona river is very high, and parties coming from Sonora state that it is impossible to cross with teams or ford with horses. Travellers have to come to Douglas by way of the San Bernardino ranch, way
 Charlie Morrison. an old-time stage driver, is a visitor in Douglas from NacoZari. Charlie reports heavy rains in the lower country, which in- terrupts travel, and in some parts the rainfall has been so heavy that pros pectors were compeled to lay along side of the rivers for nearly a week before they could cross with safety. He says there are a large number of American prospectors in the lower country, and some of them are meet ing with good success in locating promising mining properties.
 Dr. Sanberg, metallurgist of the Moctezuma Copper company, after a short business trip in the interest of his company, has returned to Naco- zari.
 W. B. Hamilton, formerly employed in the smelting department of the Cop per Queen at Bisbee, is now located in Douglas.
 Sunday was a hummer in the way of heat in Douglas. One of the Tenth street saloon proprietors reports that he sold six and one-half full kegs of beer during the day.
 The Sunday Review of sixteen pages was well received by the Douglas peo- pie A large number of extra copies were sold and mailed to eastern friends by residents of the Line City.
 Rev. Harvey M. Shields and family passed through Douglas yesterday morning. en route to New Mexico, where they vii spend their vacation.
 Advices received in Douglas state that there is no truth in the report that TrainmaStof c A. Brown YoEli be superseded by division superin- tendent under H. J. Simmons. The letter states that MT. Hartman, who has been over the line with MT. Sim mons, will accept a clerical position urder MT. Simmons in Fl PasD. The increased yo,Tme of business of the company has wade it necessary 70 employ several heads of departments, and MT. Hartman c~mes from the Mexican Central to tske charge of one of these departments in NIT. Simmons | office. Trainmaster Brown wiz con tinue to look after the AriZcne jivi- sion and have charge of all trains as heretofore.