Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-21
REDMEN HAVE
 DOUGLAS LODGE
PARACHUTE JUMPER COMING TO
 SHELTER CITY
Tenth Street is Now Being Wet Down
 Through Courtesy of Douglas
 Improvement Which Gives Water

Especial to Review.)
 Douglas, May 20.-Wslliam Oster- man. leader of the 14th cavalry band, with headquarters at Fort Grant, is spending few days with the Lincoln family. MT. Lincoln for years had charge of the mechanical work for this department and numbers among his many friends and admirers now with the army, Leader Osterman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ii. Clay Herrick re- turned Tuesday evening from a trip to Fairbank and Tucson. While away Mir. Herrick spent most of his time at the Herrick ranch, near Fairbank.
 R. J. Carson, Arizona representa- tive for the Mine and Shelter Supply company of Fl Paso, is in the city.
 Tom Grindell came down from Bis bee last evening and spent the day with Smelterites.
 c. D. Russell left by wagon this morning for the Ely ranch in Sonora.
 Mrs. F. B. Dorr. wife of the Dispatch editor, returned yesterday from Cali. fornia. Mrs. Dorr has been in the land of sunshine and flowers for nearly rwo months. Her many friends will be pleased to note her return. Mrs. F. s. Douglas arrived home this morning to attend the bedside of her husband. who sustained serious injuries on Monday by being thrown from his buggy. Fred is getting along nicely. He was resting easily this morning and the fear that he had been injured internally is now dispelleC. Dr. Nye has charge of his case.
 George Buxton was in Douglas all day on business bent.
 George B. Ryan, western salesman for the Peters Cartridge company. is doing Douglas today.
 I. J. Cookney, fireman at the Caiu- met and Arizona, left today for a .ey days visit in Tucson.
 J. A. Rasback, proprietor of Hotel Roy. is in Bisbee today on business.
 A. L. Taylor, the attorney, left this afternoon for a few days. While away MT. Taylor will visit Bisbee. Naco and Tombstone He is preparing for trial at the spring term of court several important civil cases.
 Professor Baldwin. the paracuhta and aerial bomb thrower, has sent the Douglas Amusement company A thousand large Autographs, portraying his feats in mid-air The iithos will be distributed all over the territory.
 The land case of Caven versus Her wood is being heard today. J. M. OConnell is defendants attorney: FIannigan and Feltus are for the plain tiff
 Chief Francis M. Cute and Organ izer D. L. Herman arrived in Doug las last night and today the chief for merly organized the local tribe and delivered an instructive address. MT. Cute is deputy incohoney of the or der for Arizona and New Mexico.
 Tenth street is now receiving daily good wetting down. The Douglas improvement company, through the kindness of Manager George Hardiker. has generously offered the use of wa ter from their mains and what the fire laddies don't do with the fire hose isn't worth mentioning.
 There has been a dirty, muddy ap- pearance in the city water for the past few days. This is due to work being done on the well of the Douglas I'm provement company and will disap- pear as soon as the men have concuId- ed operations.
 The report of an attempted hoid-up of the Fegge-Figgs store last night raised no little excitement on the street. About S:30 a suspicious chc-- acter was seen peering through the windows of the store. Only Mir FigSs md bookkeeper Johnson were inside the store at the time. MT. Johnson the front door, while M- Eggs sought the officers. Johns ,r found man crouching in the darkness near the rear entrance to ;he build ing.
 MT. Figgs in the meantime had no .ified the officers and Rangers McDon- ald and Kidder, together with Deputy Sheriff Tom Hudspeth rushed to he scene. No trace could be found of the suspect by the officers. The presum.p ton is that he made good his escape while the officers were being notified of his presence.
 A premature blast at Frontcras yes terday is reported to have Killed mine foreman and fatally ir;rrod A. G. Leason, a miner.
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