Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
ALERT INSPECTOR
 STILL AFTER CHlNKS
FINDS TWO MORE IN THIS coUN
 TY WHO WILL BE DEPoRTEo.
Contractor and Lawyer Are QuarreIing
 in Douglas Over Fee That Latter Is Alleged to Have Appropriated.
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Aheged to Have Appropriated
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 Douglas, April 30.-Charley Connell
 the Chinese inspector, returned today from a short foray among the moon. eyed celestials of Tombstone and Co chise. He found one of the willy
 ones in each place who had forgotten to pass through the usual form re. quired for entrance into the country
 and turned them over to the custody of keeper. They will be deported The Chinese branch of the customs service is forced to exercise extra dili. gence and precaution at the present time, owing to the concentrated efforts being put forth to land Chinese in the United tates by way of Mexico. The pigtail inspectors are continually oD the go, rounding up the tricky mcn- golians.
 | Carl Lewis passed through Douglas on his way east from Bisbee this morn- ing. Lewis goes east to play ball on the Decatur, Illinois, team. He has been in Bisbee ever since the close of the eastern season of 1902, and played on the team from the copper camp during the latter part of last season.
 Henry Sarrasin. proprietor of Fl Tropico cigar factory at Bisbee. re- turned to the mining camp last night Junsuke Iijima, a Japanese mining engineer, and superintendent of the ! smelters of the Ashio mines of his native country, left for Fl Paso this morning. Iijima has been spending the greater part of the past week in looking over the mines of Bisbee. and has given particular attention to the smelting plants of the Copper Queen and Calumet & Arizona In our city. MT. lljima bears all the characteristics of the little brown man." He is a pleasing and gifted conversationalist, and is never better pleased than when talking on the subject of mines and smelters. When asked what he thought of this district. he shrugged his shoulders with a smile which be- tokened a depth of admiration and said: They are very big indeed wonderful. You have a great country here. and one of the finest and largest smelting plants in the world. I have been fully repaid for my visit to Doug las, and will go away with some i'm proved ideas on smelters."
 Mir. Iljima will spend a short time in El Paso, and while there will spend most of his time in observation in his chosen line. From Fl Paso he will go to Pueblo and Denver.
 Assayer H. G. Lanx left for Benson this morning on business. He will re- turn Friday
 Sheriff A. V. Lewis came down from the county seat this morning. Lewis Jf- accompanied his father.
 D. J. Alberga, the cracker man or cracker jack, left for Bisbee today. af ter spending a day with local mer- chants.
 Assistant Superintendent NJ. H. 1 Flint is expected in Douglas Friday to | look into the bids for new postoffice.
 George Hardiker, claim agent for the El Paso & Southwestern. is in | town. Mir. Hardiker has accepted the | position of manager for the Douglas | company MT. Hardiker was seen this afternoon, and stated | that he would not enter on his duties at once. T must go to Fl Paso first" said he, and attend to private matters before l settle in Douglas" Mir. liar iiker was asked who his successor as claim agent would be. q do not Nnow,' aid MT. Hardiker. q believe t has not been decided upon"
 C. l.. Fontaine. Texas & Pacific reight agent, spent last night in Douglas. i George Henninge came down from 3isbee last evening, and is taking in he sights of our husky village.
 The special train bearing the James 'arty left Douglas for Clifton and Mo enel this afternoon. Tn the party were MT. and Mrs. D. Willis James. dr. and Mrs. A. Curtiss James. s. w. french and Superintendent H. J. Sim mons of the Fl Paso & Southwestern ailroad. A visit to the Copper Queen tore was made by Mir. James and son. Besides the private car Nacozari in he train was a chair car Conductor Homer Prickett had charge of the pecial.
 The many Douglas friends of Rev.