Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-22
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 itens Mere and There Of Interest
 Generally.
 Mrs, Frank Castro was brought ,o Douglas from her home in Cos Sonora for treatment Mrs. Castro was ta ken suddenly i'll and was unable to get medical attention in Cos and had to be brough. O Douglas. She is now al the residence of A. c. Lubbert.
 Advices received from Butte, Monta- na. state that MT. H. R. Bartlett, who paid a visit to Doug.as recently with view of establishing a brewery here has interested some large Montana and Wisconsin capitalists. In a let 1, ter to a friend in Douglas hr. Bartlett stated that everything was progressing nicely and the company was well un- derway and stock had been liberally be erected close to Douglas and cost in the neighborhood of $50,OO00O. An analysis of the water showed that it was of the best quality for beer mak- ing and had the endorsement of the best brewers in Milwaukee.
 A Mexican giving the name of M. Alias was arrested for stealing a lot of cigars and whisky from the Abbey saloon. The Mexican is an old of fender and was under suspicion sev- eral months ago for robbing the resi- dence of Sheriff Del Lewis, in Tom1- stone and taking away good watch belonging to Mrs. Lewis.
 The Internaiio1al-Amer.c is out with a "A page paper under date of Saturday, October 17th. The edition is the largest ever gotten out in Doug las and shows great credit to the va rious industries and business houses of the shelter city.
 MT. and Mrs c. F. Nichols. assisted by the Misses Hess entertained at their home on F avenue Captain Ed ward F. Copeland. Mir. Harry Rogers and Roy Williams, of Cleveland. Ohio. The gentlemen are connected with the U. 8. Steel corporation and are visit ing Arizona for their health. Captain Copeland and MT. Williams will leave for Denver in a few days.
 The Directory company has nearly finished the census of Douglas, which Up to date shows over 5000 inhabi- tants with Q section of Douglas known as ragtown yet to be taken. It is estimated that ragtown has over 600 inhabitants which will give the border town nearly coco people When the smelters are moved from Bisbee over 1000 more people will be added to the smelter city's population which will make Douglas a close sec ond to Bisbee.
 Two more additions to Douglas are now being laid out and win shortly ue opened to settlement. Demand for lots in those alreaay opened still con tinues. Some lqts which were first sold at $15 each are now bringing SIS. A new ruling has been made by the Mexican government: whic, allows American prospectors to enter Sonora and have ninety days to prospect in without the payment of duties on their pack outfits and prospecting tools. The new law has gone into effect and will be taken advantage of by large number of American prospectors in this section. 'sa :.
 Charles Hanson, of Herrick & Han son left for Chicago this morning where he goes on mining business. ! H. J. Simmons, superintendent ot ] the E. P & s. W. railroad came down from Bisbee yesterday and left later for Fl Paso. MT. Simmons has been examining the construction work on the Forrest cut off.
 ! Two parties who were hurt in the powder explosion at Osborne last night passed through Douglas this morning under the care of Dr. Starke who took the injured men to Fl Paso for treat me,t
 ! Adviees received from the Bisbee Consolidated property state that two feet of ore has been struck in the shaft tand the whole bottom is in sof,
 manganese. A large amount of this stock is held by Douglas people and they are well satisfied with the out look Of their holdings.
 Judge Henry Beumler is in Phoeni, assisting assistant U. S. Attorney Nave l-in the prosecution of the party Will Hams. who is accused Of passing coun