Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-14
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS
Especial 10 ReyieWl

Douglas. June 13.- The ladies of the Presbyterian church have taken a space in the Midway, and will sell lunches. candy. lemonade and other [ good things during the Fourth of July celebration. This is decidedly a new departure ir the attractions usually run on a Mi way.
 The first prisoner confined in the new jail was Mexican woman who was put under lock and key for passing things without permission to the pris- oners in the jail. It as suspected that she was giving them mescal This woman is the same one who was fined Tor lighting last Moinday, as told in The Review.
 Tim Blevens. cattleman from the San simon valley. is in Douglas today. returning from Tombstone. where he has been on jury duty.
 The case of Miss Bsnnie Summers agalnst Wm. Bush will come up in Judge Johnson's court Monday.
 The report which was in circulation today that man had been held up bv masked men in the park has absolutely no foundation.
 The committee which is looking ar ter the entertainment of the city's guests during the Fourth of July cele. bration are meeting with success in making arrangements for the lodging Of the crowds which are expected.
 The interest in the masked carnival Is unabated As before stated in The Review. large number of masks and lanterns have been ordered. besides an enormous quantity of confetti. This carnival will be the closing feature of the celebration.
 Mrs. Charlyes Parsons has gone to Naco to visit Mrs. Victor Bennett She will return home in couple of days. I.az
 The railroad will run trains at ire. quent intervals between Douglas and Agua Prieta for the accommodation Of the many people who will attend the bull fights and other attractions to be given on the other side during the celebration.
 MT. Fred Sroufe of Bisbee was in Douglas today.
 Last night the department hose team made practice run. They ran down Tenth street and made their cU.- nection and got water in 35k seconds.
 NIT. Frank Johnston of Bisbee ac. companied by Mrs. Johnston. came to Douglas today. Mir Johnston is in- terested in a group of claims nenr Glance. He says that the propartv IS turning out to be all that could be wished
 h. W. Parsons. who for some time has been very i'll. is reported to be much better today. At first it was feared that he would have an attack or pneumonia, but he escaped this disease.
 superintendent French of the Conner Queen was in Douglas this morning.
 The Methodist church building is rapidly nearing completion. The stone work is practically finished. and the foof timbers are being put in place.
 H. L. Purcell. who for some time has been conductor on one of the passen. ger trains of the E. P. & S. w. accom-. panied by his wife. left this morning for the City of Mexico MT. Purcell has a two months leave of absence and will spend all of that time in the capital of our sister republic. His trip is taken simply for recreation.
 George Hardicher left Douglas this morning for business trip to Ri Paso. He will return Wednesday.
 Harry Beumler was in Bisbee last evening on legal business.
 The porch of the Hotel Roy is being roofed. The porch is in a position where everything taking place on Tenth street can be seen. and it will be in demand during the Fourth. There has been some talk of extend ing the street railway for some dis. tance up c avenue, but up to date the directors of the company have taken no decided action in the matter. How ever, in time this extension will un. doubtedly be made.
 The NJ F. church will hold services tomorrow Sunday in the Library hall. Rev. Sigler will conduct the services.
 c. L. Beckwith of Bisbee is in Doug las today on mining business. E. R. Pirtle returned this morning from an extended trip east. where he went in the interest of the Hidalgo Mining company