Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-26
LOCAL NEWS
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 Date Graham has so far improved that he is able to be out, and ,9ster day, for the first time sinca the shooting, he came down town. where he was very gladly welcomed by his many friends who are much rleased at his rapid recovery from the ef. fleets of the bullet wounds.
 A. A. Alvarez, one of the firm which is going to open a cigar facto- ry in Douglas, came to town yester- day.
 George Bowman, the internal rove nue collector, left for Naco and Bis bee yesterday. He said that he found very few cases of illegal liquor deal ing in Douglas. One or two places had changed hands withoa. changing the licenses.
 E. F. Helbrey left Douglas this morning with a party of mining men ior the Chirachuas. Chas. Cheny- Weth, the mining expert from Michi- gan, was with the party. They are going to inspect property near the famous Eagle Nest
 Steve Roemer, one of Benson's prominent business men, was in Douglas Sunday, stopping at the Ord.
 Fred Hess returned from El Paso Sunday, bringing with him some of the new fixtures for the saloon he is going to open near the Commercial restaurant.
 Lem Shattuck, of Bisbee, was in Douglas yesterday on his way to the Fl Tigre mine. He is one of the stockholders in that property,
 A A. Sheppard has recently re- turned from Socorro, New Mexico, where he went on mining business. He said that there was considerable mining excitement in that part of New Mexico. The ranchers are in fine shape, as there has been more rain this year than usual. The grain crops will be the biggest in twenty years.
 Deli Lewis. the sheriff of Cochise county, was in Douglas Sunday.
 Jack Thomas. the heal man of the La Cananea company, was in Doug las on mining business yesterday.
 Jacob Cotell, of Phoenix, is in Douglas. He is a manufacturer of brick and has been in that business for years in this territory. He re- gently made sale of several million brick to the Greene Consolidated company. Mir. Cptell is interested in the big ditch at Phoenix.
 C. F. Mouser, who has been a guest at Hotel Roy, left Sunday for his home in Wachita, Kansas. While in Douglas, Mir. Mouser became heavily Interested in the mining business. He bought considerable stock in one of the prominent Sonora companies.
 Captain Mossman, the first cap- of the rangers, was in Douglas yes terday. He left here for Sonora, where he is interested in mining.
 Ben Sneed was in Douglas yester- day and left for Sonora on some min ing business. He reports cattle on the San Pedro river to be in good condition, as there is plenty of feed and water this year. He said that this is the best year for cattle in some time
 Aizpe, Sonora, will celebrate the Fourth of July. James Douglas promised the people a big dance when the titles were made clear to the Bocoachi property. The money was put up for a dance on May 9th, hut n~ri- trs Af kI J- dies being in mourning, the dance was postponed, and in honor of the Americans in Arizpe, the dance will be given on the Fourth of July. IL goes without saying that there will be big time at this dance.
 The hose team was out for prac- tice Sunday and did great work. They made the required run, laid the hose, connected with the hydrant, coupled on the nozzle and had water in twenty-seven seconds. It is a cer- tainty thaa Douglas will keep the hose race money right here in town. The outside teams will have to be wonders if they take away a single prize
 Mrs. Jessie Symonds has recently returned to Douglas from Los An gsges, where she has ben visiting her mother. Mrs. Symonds expects to go to Los Angeles again in a few days, as she has legal proceedings under way in that city to gain pos session of some valuable real estate which is in dispute as to the titles. If successful, Mrs. Symonds will sell the Los Angeles property and invest the returns in this city in business venture
 The Douglas baseball nine went out to practice Sunday and did some fast ball playing. The boys are get ting into splendid condition and will be prepared to cross bats with any team in the territory by the Fourth of July.
 Captain Rynning, of the rangers, returned to Douglas Sunday, after a trip to the northern part of the territory. He said that it was very quiet in his line all over Arizona a. The rapgera are sfilt ou the ot,fIook