Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
NOT YET READY
 FOR BASEBALL
DEFINING WANTS TO PLAY DOUG.
 LAS WELL AS 8iSSGE
Schwartz Will do Plumbing Work on
 Mcguire Building Locomotives
Especial to Reyiew.l

left for Placeritas, Sonora. Mex, today, where he will join his partener. Mir. Hall. and remain several days assist ing in the development of their pros poets.
 Russell & Son. on Ninth street. run town If
 Joe Schwartz has just received the contract for the plumbing of the new Mcguire building. corner 10th and c. The plans for the sanitary work on this building are said to be the most elaborate that could be procured and the specifications most exacting in re- quirements so that when finished the work will present as stunning an ap- pearance as a society debutante.
 For good steaks, chops and other fixin's go to the Savoy restaurant on Ninth street. u
 The lovers of baseball will be pleased TO doubt to learn that word reached this office on Thursday to the effect that Deming wants a game with either Bisbee or Douglas on Sunday the 29th of the present month. It is to be hoped that Douglas will snap up the proposition and go into active practice al once. The support of the local merchants is assured for last Sundays football game showed that sport at Douglas draws better than at any other point along the line of the E P and s. w.
 There is a tendency among the play CTS to defer arranging for games until a months practice can be had. This would be a grave mistake. A weeks practice would put the available mater ial in sufficient good shape to stand try-out, and the value of an actual contest would be of inestimab Q value. It is to be hoped that the fans will pull together and hustle an aggregation of tossers together which will be able to at feast get the game for Douglas on the twentieth-ninth.
 Arizona view writing tablets just re- ceived at Whites If Mrs. Thos. Whitehead and party came down from Bisbee this morn ing.
 H. E. Fox has a fine stock of dia- monds and watches at city prices, City Drug Store. g. 14- If. J. F. Suits, one of the original own CTS of the now famous Fl Tigre prop erty. left for Turicachi and the Tigre this morning.
 | Go to the Savoy in rear of the Roy building. Regular meals, 35c, short orders a speciality Russell 6 Son. Proprietors. 3-19-tf. A notice in the postoffice announces the sale, at Fort Huachuca. on the 27th instant, Of 26 horses, 3 mules and one hay scale. The soldiers will soon be leaving for the Philippines, hence the condemning by officials of so many of the animals.
 Goshen Bros. have just received a large line of Wall Paper of the latest patterns and invite inspection 936 H | st tf J. Wilmuth was a visitor from Bis bee this morning.
 Three new locomotives of modern design are. on the road for use on the F. P. and S. ". They were built at the American Locomotive works in Philadelphia and should be seen in Douglas within the next few days. The road is doing an enormous buSi- ness in the way of traffic. said C. A. Brown, train master. "and when our new engines arrive, we will be able to inrease the amount of freight at pres ent being handled"
 1 Miss Henderson, who recently ar rived from Chicago With brand new line of millinery creations. has located in Room 1, Hotel Roy. Miss Tender son wi hold grand opening on Mon day, March .23rd, at her neY parlors. 3. | One often hears the expression in Douglas, 10th and G streets" This is erroneous as there is no such street in Douglas as c street The num- bered streets run east and west and the avenues, which are lettered. run at right angles to the streets. While ! 10th and C." is as proper as "j0th street and G avenue" any reference to c or H, or A or B street is improp- CT. Not at all, don't mention 1t.
 Dr. Rutherford, the eye specialist. of Toronto Canada, who of late has taken up his residence in Nogales, is now in Doug as. His office is in Hotel Roy. Dr. Rutherford is an expert in his line of the profession and the citi- zens of Douglas whi require such at- tention should not miss this opportuni- | ty of seeing the doctor. Glasses fitted accurately and scientifically. Ex- aminations free.
 Geo. Buxton is a frequent visitor to Douglas. For that matter, many of the heads of outside firms cast ire quent and covetous giances at this thriving youngster.
 l Mr. J. B. Tomlinson. Prescott min