Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-18
IMPORTANT EVENTS
 IN SHELTER CITY
BEN GOLDMAN GOES TO NEW
 MEXICO ON BUSINESS.
Sad News for Mr. and Mrs. Bishop-A High Five Party-Other Local News of Interest.
Especial to Reyiew.)

Douglas, MarCh H.-Ben GOiuman of Naco, who spent a few days in this week, left for Beeler, N. NJ, to make arrangements for the opening of a new store at that point. MT. Goldman is postmaster at Naco, senior member of the firm of Goldman & Montgomery, is part owner of the Douglas Commercial company, and is heavily interested iu a Los Angeles wholesale house.
 H. E. Fox has fine stock of dia- monds and watches at city prices. City Drug store. 3-14-u
 Mir. Long, a barber of Naco, has been looking over Douglas with view to opening tonsorial parlors here.
 Jack Farmer, an employe of the Cat tie Exchange, is confined to his bed.
 New line of stationery just received at Whites. tf
 Editor Hattich of the Tombstone Prospector passed through Douglas this morning en route to Ell Paso, where he will spend a few days on business.
 
 fxin's go to the Savoy restaurant on Ninth street. t Joe Chisholm came down from Bis bee this morning. Joe is an old news paper man, vel known in this section as one of the most facile writers Co I chise ever knew.
 Russel & Son on Ninth street, TUT
 as good an eatin' house as there is 1T ] town tf
 A. G. Bishop. together with Mrs
 Bishop were passengers on the east
 bound train this morning, bound fol
 Pueblo. Colo. Mir. and Mrs. Bishol
 received the sad intelligence of thu
 murder of their eldest son at Pueblt
 on yesterday morning. Footpads sho
 the young man upon his refusal tt hand over his money and valuables The many friends of MT. Bishop vii be pained to hear of his loss. especial.
 keen by virtue of the attending circun stances.
 H. E. Fox has just received an as sortment of K. of P. and A. O. U W. emblem. pins and buttons in soli gold and a pertty Inc of silver no' , elites in leather goods. 3-14-tf , Today the pay car of the E. P & I W arrived. making the railroad boy E particularly gladsome.
 f Arizona view writing tablets just T , ceived at Whites. tf Mir. W. R. Humphries, a Presco ! DLa u-hA iS il na for an eastern concern, arrived Q Douglas yesterday from Cananea. M a Humphries will devote his time whi g in the city to the taking of views < Douglas business houses and loc f scenes characteristic of the Arizor if border town Mrs. Humphries accor il panied her husband.
 Q Goshen Bros, glaziers, are the pc if pie you want to see about having yo' @ window glass set. All sizes of windo panes. 936 H. St. 3-13-tf h The son of L. C. Mccartney, wi if has been i'll for the past two week
 with typhoid fever. is convalescir s rapidly under the care of Dr. Utz. v- Mrs. John Moore, the lady who "; V overcome by the crush at Sunday Il evening train, has entirely recover' y from her prostration.
 q Mir and Mrs. o. O. Hammil spe " the day in Bisbee. This is Mrs. Hal g mills first visit to a mining camp al r. her eastern sense of the fitness
 things no doubt received some viole Ie surprises.
 ,e Mrs. Whenthoff will have a gral IS millinery opening at her Douglas stor d 9th street, between H and Railro e. avenue, on Marh 2Sth. The large n and finest assortment of millinc
 goods ever seen in this territory "
 be displayed. 3-13-tf le H. G. Laux. an assayer and chemi Is who lately took up his location
 Douglas, left for Bisbee this eveni O. to get his office equipment O. c. S. Hooper, a well known mini ,a rnoo of this rity left for Rishpe 1T