Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-18
LITTLE DOUGLAS LOCALS.
Special to Reyiew.l

! Douglas, June 17-General Jouberi ! and Captain O'Donneu left for Fl Paso ! this mon ming. They go 10 Monterey , Mexico, where they have business tI attend to.
 Mr. hasbach, who up until today has been manager of the Roy hotsl, leaves tomorrow for Fl Paso. en route 10 Denver.
 MT. Fay. who represents the Fl Paso Herald, left Douglas this afternoon foI Bisbee. Mir Fay came to Doug as with the Boer soldiers
 Plans for the school house were yes terday accepted by the board The school will be two-siory building of eight rooms, will be built of brick, and will cost s15,O00. Six teachers for the coming year have already been en. gagsd.
 The railroad boys are getting thei- pay today.
 Ben Sneed is in Douglas, coming from his ranch on the San Pedro
 MT. l.. Hohstadt, ore of the original owners of the Lucky Tiger, left this morning for the mine, accompanied by his family.
 Mir. William Harper upon whom very delicate operation was performed at the hospital Saturday, is reported 10 be doi,g ezuellen:lJ.
 The fire department gave a dance last night, at which prizes were given to the best walters.
 Last evening the Rainier beer deliv- cry team became frightened at some thing in the road and ran away. The wagon was pretty badly smashed, and blacksmith shop which was struck by the runaway suffered damage to the extent of about $50.
 The citizens hose team practiced last night. and although three men short. they made the best time that they have yet made.
 Farrel & Ester have the contract to repaint and decorate the old bank building on Tenth street. which will be used by E. R. Pirt!e for his office
 Major Hargrove, of the Graham Mining Brokerage company, of Bisbee, was in Douglas this morning. on his way to Fl Tigre mines.
 Judge Johnson has gone 10 Tomb stone on important legal business.
 Work has started on the German village to be erected in the Midway.
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. F.. church met at the residence of Mrs, Parsons, on Fifteenth street, this after noon.
 Four carloads of Fl Tigre ore are in Agua Prieta, awaiting the necessary papers from the Mexican customs off cials 10 enter the United States.
 James Suits, of Fl Tigre company, is in Douglas today on mining business.
 Roy Hogan of Bisbee is in Douglas on business connected with the pro- gram of the Bisbee Fourth of July celebration.
 The advertising paper for the Doug las celebration has arrived. Before night Douglas will be billed, and to- morrow man will be started on the road to bill Bisbee, Tucson and other Arizona towns. Fl Paso will also be billed.
 Judge Reese, deputy collector of GUS toms at this support, has gone to Fl Paso to meet his family, who are ccming to Douglas to make their home MT. Conwel, the inspector. is acting as collector during the absence of Judge Reese.
 Tom Hudspeth, who is now living in Naco. made Douglas a visit last night.
 Ord Hotel arrivals: Mrs. Millere, Fl Paso; W. A. Feige and wife. Ora goon; F. F. Hines, Brickyard: J. E. Curry, city; H G. Laux. city; RP. Brown, Fl Paso; ". T. Little, Los An geles
 Hotel Roy arrivals; Mrs. Adoiph Peterson, Cos; R. J. Hudson: Nj. A. Rogers, Fl Paso; E. s. Guilty. Fl Paso; J. c. Rous, Fl Paso: A Wright, Deming; F. Hohstadt and wife. So nora, Mexico; D. R. Woodward. Texas; Dave Goldman, Nogales; A. Yba-ra, Naco