Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-05
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{ custom house. is expected to return | from St Lou.s tomorrow.
 Joe Moorehead, of Bisbee. returned
 yesterday from trip into Mexico, and left for his home on the evening train. August Fritchie, who has been in 1 town in the interests of Chicago con
 struction company, left this morning for Nacozari.
 Two Mexicans were arrested last week on the San Pedro by Ranger
 Hayhurst for killing cattle belonging
 to the Greene Cattle company.
 Ernest Williams. who has charge of
 the Nacozari blaming mill, left this
 morning for that camp. after visiting his sister. Mrs. George French. Yesterday twenty-seven cars of con centrates were brought over to the c. Q. shelter from Sonora, and today
 twelve cars will be delivered from across tse line.
 NJ. F. Shaw, manager of the Camp
 bell land grant of Sonora, was in town
 yesterday and left last night for Tue son to visit his family.
 Last night there was a heavy wash out on the Tombstone road. This morning the pile driver was taken to
 the scene of the trouble 10 make the
 necessary repairs.
 The Copper Queen store force alone
 contr .buted over $400 to the Y. NJ. C. | A. fund. This is a very creditable
 showing and indicates the interest the boys will take in the association. The street sprinkler is again in com
 mission. Some of the supporters, who
 had failed to make good their prom | ised subscriptions, have come through, and this morning the sprinkler resum ed it's war against the dust. Dave McNeal went to Bisbee today
 to attend the funeral of Tom Jones.
 who recently 6ied in that city. MT.
 Jones was at one time connected with the blacksmith department of the Cop per Queen shelter in this city. : Mr. Thurston. representing the Fl ! Paso Mine & Shelter Supply compa-
 ny. returned to Douglas this morning
 from Globe. where he has been for sev-
 eral days. He reports that the new , shelter at that camp is running as well
 as the managers expected, and that it ! is a perfect success in every way. MT. Elliott. of the Fl Tigre compa-
 my. left this morning for the mine. He
 stated that 8 camp is being put up al | the mill site. and a boarding and lodg- | ing house is now under way. The
 mill camp is about half mile from 1 the mining camp. The mill machiD- cry is being received on every train,
 and il will soon be assembled and reacy 2 for operation.
 1 Yesterday Officer SDlaWn arrested ! Marion and Alyan Wills and George and Walter McDaniels for hghtiug in Pi-tleville. The fight was a family l affair. the Wills brothers fighting the McDaniels. 4 man from each side was more or less badly beaten ap. and : honors were about even between the ] two families. Judge Johnson impos- ed 3 fine on each of the eombatants. Alfred Paul returned yesterday
 from St Louis. He said that it mas been very hot in that city, and that while he greatly enjoyed the big fail he is glad to get back to Arizona's de
 lightful climate. In speaking about his nomination for the assembly on the Democratic ticket he said that he greatly appreciated the honor bestow ed on him by the Democrats of this
 county.
 Joe Larrieu. of Paradise. was in towI
 yesterday. He stated that ke was
 expecting California parties to visit the
 mining property, and if they are satis fed they Intend to buy claims. The
 best showing of ore yet made in Para
 disc is on Larrieu's ground.