Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-11
SMALLER CITY NEWS.

JACK Boston ana Cnarlle CunnllS- l ham returned from the Dragoon noun 1 tains yesterday. They report that section of the country as looking fine from mineral standpoint.
 Shorty Corson, the diminutive one of the Douglas police force. was up from the Shelter City yesterday.
 Sol Rosenblad, who was stricken with relapse of typhoid fever on Sat urday. is reported as almost fully re- covered and will be out Sunday. , Frank Bettman. travelling repre- sentative for the E. Martin whisky house of San Francisco, has been in terviewing the liquor merchants of this city.
 Scott White returned to Cananea yesterday morning 1 J NJ Ball, manager for the Braun G Ferguson Drug company, left for a business trip~t Nogales yesterday in the interest of his firm s. K Williams went to Douglas yes terday on legal business. He returned | last evening. R. L. Hogue and W. H. Mcguire, who have been surveying the Seymour claims in Dixie canyon for Engineer George Clark. finished their work yes terday. and will return to their homes 1 ip Douglas today. Frank Clark. who fell from the top of one of the converters at the smeiteT on Tuesday. is getting along nicely, the sprained ankle being the worst of his injuries.
 W. L. Beckwith was a visitor in the city yesterday from Sonora, where he is interested in several mining propo- sitions
 The sidwalk in front of the English Kitchen is undergoing much needed repairs.
 T. R. Campbell. the victim of the explosion in the Holbrook shaft. will not lose his hand. as was at first thought The doctors will be able to save the thumb.
 J. E. Chiles, clerk in the grocery department of the Copper Queen store, is able to be out, after a siege of tonsilitis.
 w H. Brophy and party left for Miller canyon, in the Huachucas, yes terday, for the purpose of looking over some mining ground.
 W E. Robinson, who came here re- gently to work as solicitor on the Evening Miner, severed his connection with that paper yesterday and left for Douglas.
 Pete Shatto came in from the Fan ming camp yesterday and returred 1T the evening
 Kelley and Enright. the youthful drilling team. broke all their previous records yesterday by drilling eighteen and one-half inches in rock near 5he Lowell
 c. F. Nichols, who has been in Bis bee for the past two days in the in terest of the Douglas carnival, left for home yesterday
 Joe Hawkins and o. z. Keane, both of Trinidad, Colorado, passed through here yesterday on their way to Tomb stone, where they will locate.
 D. T. Dunlap, one of the leading druggists of Douglas. spen: yesterday in Bisbee.
 Grocer Frank Graf returned from business trip yesterday
 Earl Layton, Douglas representative for the Southern Brokerage company, arrived in the city last evening.
 Joe Curry. of the firm of Curry 6 Co.,. of Douglas, is in the city
 Dr. Hickman, Copper Queen and E. P. & s. ". surgeon at Douglas. came up from that town yesterday.
 B. F. Graham left for Naco 10 visit his family last evening.
 Mrs. F. F. Coles and little daughter left last night for Tombstone for g short visit.
 Mrs. Dr. Nash will leave this even ing for a much needed rest at the coast. While away. Mrs. Nash will visit her old home in San BerIardino, California. She will not return until the summer Is over.