Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-31
ARE SELECTING
 N BASEBALL TEAM N. D. ELLIOTT TO BE CHINESE
 INSPECTOR AT WACO Asus Prieta Building to be Better Than That at Naco-over 300 Men to Be Employed at Fl Tisre
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van Has purcudSeu OnenalT Inter est in the Union restaurant on stt street.
 ( The Misses Virginia Ferguson and Irene Rupert spent Sunday in NacC and Bisbee. While in the copper camI the young ladies explored the depths of the Copper Queen workings anC were rewarded with a view of the famous crystal cave.
 Fred McKeehan, inspector for the port of Naco, accompanied by N. D Elliott, his successor, passed through Douglas Sunday en route to Naco BIr. McHeehan will famil,arize the new inspector with the affairs of the | port before assuming his own new responsibilities at Fl Paso. MT. Fl. liott is an old newspaper man, having been at one time a staff correspond ent on the Washington Post.
 Mrs. J. Schwartz spent Sunday in Douglas.
 Drink Rainier, the hew berp to quench that thirst. 3-31-3t W. B. Kelly, managing editor of the Review, passed through Douglas Sun day on his way to Fl Paso. J. T. Heod, cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee, was in Douglas Sunday
 Frank Alley, who came down from Bisbee to get few impressions of Doug;a as for the Review, returned Sun day evening.
 Rainier beer sold at all bars. 3-31-3t.
 Gillard and Stone have taken an option on the Copper Belt group, ad- joining the Copper Glance property. It is said that accompany will soon be organized and the development of the property started at once.
 J. H. Verfuth drove down Saturday from Bisbee with a refrigerator for Earl Layton. the Rainier man.
 The candidates for the baseball team were tried out Sunday after noon and few were assigned regular positions on the team. A stiff prac- tice was indulged in and some excel lent playing characterized the game. U hind the bat and unless milling re- turns from Mexico soon, will undoubt- ediy continue to wear the mask. Ar thur Clark and Captain Flichenger are to do the delivery work, but as Wor- mell is expected home Tuesday, he will probably worry with the sphere in the regular games. He is easily the best man available for the place
 The Hawaiian club met at the home Of Mir and Mrs. R. l.. Hogue Sunday evening and enjoyed themselves i'm mensely. Vocal selections by Mir Pickering and MT. Sexton, together with a mandolin solo by Mrs. Sexton and several exquisitely render pieces by Ed Grumsfeld on the piano served to appease the musical Iongings of those present.
 The popular beverage, Rainier beer. 3-31-3t.
 hunting party composed of c. N Bassett, Willard Patterson and D. A. Carpenter. all of Fl Paso, returned from Sonora Saturday evening. MT Patterson is attorney for the Fl Paso and Southwestern; Mir. Carpenter, manager of the Fl Paso house of the Sullivan Machinery company.
 J.. E. Curry and J. Forsyth, of the Emporium at Naco. arrived in Douglas this morning. These gentlemen will attend to the fitting and stocking of their new Emporium in the Bank of Douglas building.
 Architect Forbes returned from Ma co today. After looking over the pull ring at that place, MT. Forbes states that, in his opinion, the new ring to be erected at Agua Prieta for the Doug las Amusement company will be not only much larger, but also more elaborate affair The Douglas Amuse- ment company are pushing their plans for the Augua Prieta ring to speedy naturalization and intend to make the great three days fete of July 2nd, 3rd and 4th the biggest tournament of the year. c. F. Nichols, the compa- ny's advertising manager, is already preparing to advertise all over the country.
 Wholesome. irvigorating is Rainier bee;
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 B. F. Graham came down from Bis bee this morning, intending to go on to Fl Tigre. but on his arrival here received a telegram from there, which furnished him the information which he started after While here MT Ora ham stated that as yet no machinery had been installed at Fl Tigre, but as soon as it arrived and was put in place, force of 300 or 400 men would be employed in the development of the great Tigre properties Most di the hands will be Mexicans.
 Grounds for the new Methodist church was broken today at the corn ersof 11th and E. Contractor English will erect the new house of worship.