Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-24
SMALLER NEWS NOTES.

Dr. T. Shields Collins returned
 from Cananea yesterday, and reports
 everything booming in the copper camp across the line. Trainmaster c. A. Brown is in the city from Douglas. J. NJ. O'Connell returned from Tombstone yesterday evening. The judge defended James and Fitzgerald who were charged at the trial of the ! Alyord case with endeavoring to i'm | pede justice. They were jurors who sat on the trial of Alvord.
 c. F. Nichols, advertising manager Of the Douglas Amusement association and secretary of the Atlas Mining Bureau, came up from the smelter city last evening to attend to some mining business.
 F H. J. Simmons. superintendent of the E. P. & s. w., is registered at the Copper Queen
 NIT. and Mrs. Peter Johnson left for tombstone yesterday where MT. Johnson goes on mining business.
 The whist tournament at the gym nasium club is one of the princinaI attractions during the summer months and much interest is being taken in the outcome.
 MT and Mrs. Hugh Conlon returned 10 their home in Tombstone last evening, after a visit of several days in the city.
 Joe Muheim was a passenger on last evenings train, bound for the county seat.
 Elder M. A Stewart, of the Church Of Latter Day Saints. left Bisbee<ves. terday for visit to his home in Mesa where his family have been for the past month, attending to the crops on his ranch.
 Superintendent Lee, of the Douglas smokers of the Copper Queen. was among yesterdays arrivels in Bisbee from Douglas.
 R Zellner, Jr, returned to Bisbee yesterday, after an extended trip in the interest of the Zellner Piano com. pany
 F. c. Buchanan. representative of Swift & Co, the big meat packers. re turned to Bisbee from a trip to No. gales and other Arizona towns.
 Walter Macey, vel known to many of the old timers of Tombstone and Bisbee. arrived in the city from q prospecting trip in Yavapai county.
 William English, another old pros pector and miner of this section, is in from the Congress mine.
 Mrs. A. T. Soule took her departure for SalInas. California, yesterday. She will be joined by Mir Sowle within a month, and together they will take in the coast. while MT. Sowle is enjoying his vacation.
 Paymaster Sroufel of the Copper Queen. leaves this morning for Ithica. New York, to join Mrs Sroufe, who has been in the east for the past month.
 W. B. Kelley went to Douglas last evening on business connected with The Review.
 Frank Alley. who is i'll at the Calu- met hospital, is reported as being much better than he has been for some days, and his friends may expect to see him about within the next few weeks.
 c. E. Rinehart, head of the drug department of the Copper Queen store, will leave this morning for his old haunts in Michigan and Indiana, for an extended stay. ''Vic" will be missed by the patrons of the c. c. drug counter, as well as by many members of the Elks' lodge in this city! of which order he is secretary While away Mir. Rinehart will visi: Chicago and other important eastern points.
 Jerry Sullivan, of Leadville, Color ado. arrived last evening to attend the funeral of his brother Phillip, who died Sunday of typhoid fever The funeral services will be held this af ernoon from the Catholic church.