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N0Rrg HANCOCK.
cHH,ER.

Aaelher rsnaey, Of Boston, Is calling
on frlenfla ia town.
Mes. rat Googins recently returned
from .isa . Boston.
Mrs ), 81 Doyle is at the home OF her
pare & e Il. slratton. for short visit.
Ems springer, accompanied by his sis
ter tIiss Ats ia, leaves to-day for Boston.
Mss G5ogins returned to-day from
th4ss- @eeEi visit among relatives in
B4Agot.
MastsF ras.e Googins returned Sunday
from visit with his grandparents, w. Z.
Tracy and wife.
Mrs. Carrie Springer, who has been on
ths sick list the past week, Is slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. S. d. Goiding ana daughter Ida
attended tie local union at Marlboro
Tuesday.
Everett Googins has accepted position
as foreman il the hardware store Of Rice
Il Miller, Bangor.
Sept. S. ANON.
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EAsr BLuEaiLL

Issse Lincoln ard RAiph Wsham came
tome yesterday for brief visit.
Long Il GriBdse have sold their gasoline
lsaH ch slide to parties in BarHartor.
Hs,rv Wrigh, md WI. OF Ru,tip1.
ton, Mass, are the gaest. Of l.. l.. 6sind e
aed wife.
Schooner /. zx,c and Annie. G. A. Car.
aage. m.ster. Is loading with dry y God \, r
/ Ne,.an t,apsaee.
-. &C.. -, a.. ,.,a.., -, -,
s,,I $50.
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CHIFs.
WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Capt. $ l.. Tracy. who had a slight
shock, Is slowly improving.
Miss Dorothy Noyes is spending few
days with her sunt, Mrs. Patio Lewis, Of
ste0ben.
Mrs. John Gaibraith and children, who
have been visiting Miss Beatrice Gall
hrsith, have returned 10 Montreal.
Mrs. Edward Cleaves aud Miss Vida
Cieayes, OF Prospect Harbor, spent Sum
day Ia town.
Bloomfield Perry, Of No. 7, Steuben
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. wyman
Young.
Alpheus Kingsley is spending a feE
days with bis uncle and aunt, Sin
Written and wife. Dyer's bay.
Mrs. Frank p. Hin and children, Rich
ard. Everett and Kenneth, who have been
spending the summer at the old home
returned to Massachusetts, Saturday.
Sept. 5. l..
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Mrs. w o. Emery is enfe1teining Mis-
Bradgman sud Miss Gl.ss, OF PittsfisId
Mass
Otis Hinmsn Is slowly recovering fram
a severe attack OF rheumatism. from v hics
US aae fIered exceedingly in the iasl
three weeks.
TIE "Rserside" has changed owners
1t has become the property Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ssunderson, " no are now looking q
over with view to sHlnmer home.
The store of Ambrose Simpson ives
broken into last Tuesday niFht and goods
stolen, also monss 10 the smount OF $50
An entrance wss effected by breaking tie
sash ia the east wiudow.
Another effort Is being made toward IN
Producing Long pand water into the val
lsge here. II Is very much needed In this
sry season, and II Is hoped tie tdJrt viii
Be successful this time.
DIR. and Mrs. Fenwick, OF Chelsea, who
have Oten summeriag here, left town isst
Tuesday, unch to the regret Of the many
FRIENDS they have made here, while 50
journsnx tor the third season. Tneir son,
De. Gsorge Fenwick, still tarries here.
TIE lay services OF the Liberal Chtis.
tian society open for the year Sunday,
Oct. II. The first service will be In charge
OF A. ). Cummings. This society seuus
greetings 10 It's sister church IN ELS
worth on the rededicstion OF It's house Of
worship.
Sunday afternoon, Aug. Is, Rev. $. W..
sotton. OF Ellsworth, preached at the
Chureh OF oar Father, and It Is much to De
regretted that obIy few we're present to
hear him, owing TO the absence Of so many
of the congregation from town on thst
day. After the services we're over, the
annual meeting OF the society was held.
Tue former board OF officers, with tue ex-
ception OF president aud one member Of
the parish committee, was elected. F. A.
Noyes was elected presideat. The society
Is Ia good condition. and on the above
date three new membefs were addsd IL
its list.
The entertainment at the hall In aid OF
the Liberal Christian socieay on Aug. q,
was largely attended and netted a goodiy
sun. The generosity OF Mr.. Timayanis
added materially 10 the same fund. Great
Is doe to Mr., and Mrs. sibiey for their
credit untiring efforts In the arrangements
and their presence at the wheel" on the
occasion. else the summer guests for their
aid. All took their paris faeiy aud
helped IN tbs work OF making It the fDesi
amateur entertainment ever given here.
Mrs. Ssunderson, Miss Hawkins aud Miss
Luke had charge Of the music, which was
very fms, as was II s. Bart etl's fac, sweet
voice.
Sept. 5. X.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Daniel Robinson has returned from g
short stay 10 Gogldsboro.
A. K. Tracy and IL. A. Butler were in
Bangor this week Oh business.
Miss Rsbecca Batter was in Bar Hsrbcr
Tnnrsdsy.
Nathan Boyle, of Caribou, Is visiting
his cousia, {. K. Scribuer.
stephen Gross and wife took drive
through Franklin, Sullivan end Sorrento
last week. MIR. Gross went to Bangor
Wednesday on business.
When Charlie Scrlbner returned from
Diuforth te~ weeks sgo be brought
With him fine horse aud carriage. He is
boarding bis rig at Henry Butler'r.
Sept. 8. G.
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CT Try NEWS.
"a liANcocK.

I'd hAACOCk.
Mrs. a. Wooster is visiting in Bar
Hsrbor.
Mrs &C. = Blpek, of Quincy. Mars
called o. Is here recently.
Mrs. R. Hagertby visited friends in
Bangor 3 and a iew days last week.
Dr.. G. Il tlsgerthy ana wife, OF Bar
Hsrb Dor, c. 90 hts psrents "Wednesday.
Mrs. Netie Higgins and daug liter have
moved into " L. Coggll.' AoUss ler the
winter.
Mrs. J. P Walker has an Africsn lily
which bas xty-oue buds developing on
one stalk.
f. NJ. Watson gave eofn-rosst to a
party Of ifisnas "a the .eases neaf his
cottage last essaing.
WI Coeg5ns snd family left yester-
day Mr.. c. sius TO resume his duties as
teacher at " uitman, Mass, aud MR.. Cog
gins and soa TO vism her psieots st
Keens, n. h.
spent last wtek VITA his mother, Mrs. A.
e. Wooster, returning Sunday evening
accompanied ~ his nephew, Carroll Bun
ksr, OF Son,ersilie.
There va .ocisble at Union hall
Thufsd ssh uing. TIE time was oecu-
pied WA. -smss and music. Cake, Ice
cream sua H.e we're on sale. Tine pro-
aceeds viii D. gsed to procure paint fer the
exterior OF lhe church.
Al inieiral party was given by Miss
Mareis Young on rhuIsasy evening,
Aug. %, IN hoaor OF her cousin, Miss
Florence c. Young, OF Everett, Msss.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
cards, games, piano and vocal music. Re-
1reshments we're served.
Sent. 3. We
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OuNTY NEWS.
EAST oRLAND.


Mics Bertha Dorr is visiting In Deah,m
Mics Alice Bragg is teaching in NoaA
otlsnd.
Mrs. Abba wardwell Is recovering from
typhoid fever.
Miss Maud Blaiadeii, OF wincses,s,
Mass. is whiting relstise. heFe.
Irving Belt, wife and daughter Barba,,
left for Portland, Conn, Tuesday.
Mites perniea Mason vent to gspvo,
Monday fora visit Of several bsys.
Frank Brainesd csne Friday to remain
toe rest OF the seasou With nis family.
Miss Harriet Farnhan. OF Hartford /,
the guest Of Der sister. Mrs. olnsiead.
Miss Ls,s.e fslaisssll, OF Boston. Is with
her parents, W. w. RlsIsdcn md wife.
cAspln Rrown. q Washington. D. G.
wn- calling on tsieads here Wednesday.
Rev. siF. Mprrtll and arily, Of Hart.
fnrd. Conn. are occupying The B,alnerd
cottage,
Mrs. Ashetts Mason vas in aack.port
several days TIRE pat week. the guest OF
sirs. p. r. Gilmore.
Mr.. Glkey. vile aud daughter. who
have tesn whiting her parents, hare re.
turned 10 Germantown. Pa.
hr. Higgins and James Higgins, Of
sssuth Carolina, Who have been visiting
their unelr, John Higgins, and other tela.
tiyes In this vicinity. have returned.
Jossph Patierson, Of Boston, who 70.
csatly bonghl land on ths western shore
OF Alsmoo ook is having an 'eo- house and
boat house built. Henry Duubsf rs doing
the work.
Rev. +. w. Hartman, OF Windsor,
Com, who Is speaaing the summer here,
held services at tho hail sunday. The
large audience enIoy cd the excelient ser.
man and doe music.
Au.-3n. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
gAsr LAMolNF.


Gus Davis has lefl the navy. He served
his tour years. ard was bonorablg dis
Charged. Tie arrived home on Tuesday
last, and Is with BITS mother 81 the VIII
iows.
Robert ". Scott. veteran OF the Civil
war, WHO since the war has lived in Iadi-
snspolis paid fising visit 10 Lamoine, on
Friday, to BIZ niece whom hs hsd never
seen before. IL bting forty years since he
bad visited Msiae. MT. Scott came from
Indiana to sttt nd the q A X. national
eneampnent At B ,2ten, and when be
| found that be cou d get an tx cnsioa OF
time he resolved to vfsit his old home in
Maine, aud see hts reiatives here. lie
speus mcst eni ,yable altein pon with
Capt. ard Mrs. ktcf. and returned 10
Ellsworth with hts brother John, al
whose hoHe he 4 being entertained cur
log his stay In Maine. He il delighted
with his visit and wishes he could ren1aiu
longer. He IL hoping, however, to return
next year for longer visit.
TOE fair at the chapel at Rseeoon Cove
melted sbou, go.
Mi-s Msi,rie Cousins Is at Bay View
cottacs wha her grandparents, Capt. aud
Mrs. Cousins. Sac vii Fesurn 10 Bangor
tuesday.
Visitors from, sii paris attended church
az East Lstnoine on Sunday afternoon.
Rsv. Mr. Toms prsaehed.
Qaite number from the local grange
sill attend tue caants grange at Hsn-
cock next Thursday.
Many summtr visitors hare made ar
rsugcments TO return next summer.
sept. 5. SPEC.
Miss Helen 6oogias has returned to
Cambridge after speaaiug ihree weeks st
her former home
TIE machinery, Wild wss practically
uuiui8fed, Is being removed ss fsst rs
possible from tbs ta.Isn toNef ct tae cos.-
ing station.
q. W. GauIt Is having a due new stable
huIU st tue rear Of hts store. Roscoe Nc
D5oa d aud Newell Tripp are doing the
work.
Miss Ella Bragdsn, who IA employed In
/ d 9rebesi er, Mass., Is spending hos VEGA
Iioa with her grandparents, c. Y. Huekins
a Niie.
| Mites Della MeGown, of Lawrence,
( Mass, Is the guesS OF Miss Jane Saith.
/ NJ IS Egs snnelt, wao BIS nesn en-
! pioyed in Boston for the pssI year. Is vss-
lting her parents, 5. W. Bsunsst ana wife.
/ Mrs. George Pierce was stricken WITH
/ pafals sls last Friday morning, baf Is
/ somewhat letter.
! Nelson YouHg, OF Lowell, Mas re-
eeatly ioiutd hls vile, tho las b ou
} speadisg tue SIMMER with usr mother,
( Mss. Dyer Young.
/ O,is Uoogins has gone to ChsrlestoSn,
/ Mass, whese he BIAS eanpsos meat la tho
( navy ysrd.
/ Perley A Young. an uglneer on the
! New Yors, Sew Haven & Hartford rail-
! road, with his sifs sud iittlo -Sn. Is spend
/ log few weeSs WIKI Ills psreal-, Dyer
/ Young and wife.
/ Henry Boyntou, ~ifssur s,u 5,a1r aod
aud Mrs ~ Il. Waite. OF Hudson. Mass i,
have been visiting Mr. Boyaton's slater At
tue Old homestead here.
Sept 5, IL.
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RICHARDSON FAMILY REUNION.

A barge humber irom here s,tended tie
first annual reunion OF the Richardson
family, beid al tIe home OF James p.
Richardson in Aurora, sept. l. About i20
were present. Tue forenoon was spent in
soei&ousty.
After the noon hour and the inner man
had been satisd, d. CnarIes Richardson, a
Mlnues pottr, Miaa introduced DR. J IL.
PAtten. Of Amherst, who spoke fvr spout
fifteen minutes ia = yer1 pies ing insBuer.
One feature OF he oecaAloi vas thst
only six GOT "a the large uua,ier present
were not directly CONNECTED with the
Richardson fsm'iy IL YVES voted to hold
the next meeting the drst Thursday In
s>ptemr,r, 1905.
Sept.5 K.
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ta0t OF the Cspe. Those Who barely
knew bow to pass thsis Sundays before.
nov fnd themselves IN the pleasant
though yet not furnished chapel listening
to good words ami music ia weich ais IN
vita plea.ure. Mrs. Alfred Bsake Is or
snist. saveraI OF Csstint'4 best must.
eiaus hsse come wah II tx pastor TO help
ia the good work. Abeut go hiss pecn
cot eeted toward buying "a organ.
SAINT q II
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BLuEaIlL FALLS.

Schooner Miuquss, Bugh Duffy, mas en-,
arrived from New York Sept. 4.
Capt. X. GIL r. csndsge arrived from
Brookiine, Msss., Sept. /. He IS the guest
Of A. r. Conary.
Alex. Briggs, wife and daughter, who
have been spending few weeks with her
father, S. 2. csndsge, returned to their
home In Fall River, Mass, Monday.
Sept. s. SUBSTITUTE,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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nd seed may seem the same
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Child weakness often means
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Whatever the cause of weak
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SCOTS Emulsion seems 70 find
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Send for free sample
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NnRrn LAMnlNr.

Mrs. L'zz'e Mcssrisnd, OF Bar Hsrhor
Is visiting her sister, Mrs, Charles Brown
Robie Spt~usrt, oi ssa9aSesi haGbor.
made short v'slt to Henry eoEeins re-
c, ntIy.
Miss Euniee Ceggins goes TO DAY 20 at
tend the fAlt terDi OF the normal school 1
Cestine.
Mrs. W. p Woodward snd dsaghter
Marion, OF Iswotth. have been the
guests OF Mrs. Henry Bartlett the past
week.
Miss Lila Perkins. OF West Brooksvilir,
begins the fait term Of school here on
Tuesday. Miss Elite Young. Of otis
teaches at Partridge Cove.
Sept 8 Y
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Marshal Douglass sud aisc. Of BridE-
ton, ere Ia town visiting plslisss snd
FRIENDS.
Mrs. Cbaries Richards a aus TWO tistIe
girls, OF ouet Geek, are Ia town Tor a
few weeks.
r. ID. Foster sud Thomas Bu Ike sre
home on visit IRON haEioNen. WHARF
they have employ ult Mt
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L'po aanta.vO co,psn sep,. mr. sna
Mss. ColWeiI VII re "ss home" st ISL
west seventh syehus. Columbus, Ohio
sspt sPEc.
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Ar. DESERT.

Cards are Ssued by Mr.. and Mrs. Thad-
deus shspley Somes announcing the mar
riage of thick daughter Blanche Louise to
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SOUTH sURRY.
.EArH ID Mas. RALrM coLLINs.
Sept. 5.

DEATH OF MRS. RALPH COLLINS.
This community was greatly shocked
upon learning OF the death OF Anna G :,
daughter OF Edward A aud the late Il Sse
Young, aud wife of Ia PHI Collins, OF sur
ry, whiea occurred last FRIDAY morning.
Thursday nisht sue gave birth to a
daug hter, d Friday morning sne began
to fail rapidly, aud only lived shvrt tune.
Her death is great blow 10 her father.
who has been ooth far her aud mot Der to
her since the ceath OF her motaer about
seven years ago.
Mucn sympathy Is felt for him and her
only brother Hsury, as well az for the
young husband who Is sossnt on board
the yacht eomms eded oy Capt. Treworgy,
OF Surry, aud whose Whereabouts cannot
be learned, although her friends have tel
ephored TO all probable p,aets along the
coast. DIR. Briggs has been in all the
small barbors near but can find no trace
of them, although they ouly went out
from sarry Thursday, w here they had been
one night, when Mr.. Collins visited his
wife, W no was with his aunt, Mr.. Emery
| Carter, who cared for Der curing her III
/ ness.
Funeral services were held Sunday at
! tsrnoon, Rev. J. ID McGFaw officiating.
| The large numoer OF Il lrsl offerings tes-
titled to the estsem ia when the deceased
was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins were married
about thirteen months ago. Her age wss
nineteen years and one month.
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Sixteen ounces Of performance TO epery
pound Of promise IN The advertisements
Of THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07

A patent has recently been issued to
John P. Dorr, Of Gardiner, for a writing
tablet.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ENrERrAINMrxr

SUNDAY SCHOOL hNd tA}N4 ANNE
TIE entertainment given ~ the Moth
Lamolne uuioo Sunday school last even
log was a success aud rsfiaets great credit
npoa Mrs. K tiridge snd Ratph Hsgan
who trsiGed it's ehildreA SUD prepared
the programme, a. vel IS tbs ehiiareu
who tock part.
Visitors IRON Bss aarbor and eisew here
we're present, aud we're maea psea-sc.
Rev. X New berry Toms bad cnasge OK the
programme. After The prosFsmme ice
cream aud eake were ,ersed, during which
grsphopbote. kindly lent sy Capt. kiet,
rendered music under the supervision Of
~ iss Blanche Hsgsn.
the room nsu been nieely decorated by
Capt. aud Mrs. kei tni sir. aud Ats.
Norwood. TIE net proceeds were $50 O.
" hien will be sps Mt fyr b, mn o5oks.
Cousins Bses. loaded three. vessels With
sand last week.
Mrs c. @. Royal, Of e isRorth. Was The
guest OF Capt sud ARE. ktef oa Menaa.
Sept. 6. sPEc.
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Capt. Frank Torrey is visiting his
brothers George ana John.
Annie Kingsbury, who has been at Bay
View camp tor a time, went home LAST
week.
Miss Martiny, who has been visiting at
seawiiiows, starts for NeE YORK this
morning.
Gage Grindie and wife and Ne.son
Youag aud wife were here to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Anna Collins yesterday.
Sept. 5. TRAMP.
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Subscribers at JOG

sAtssribers at JOG
sc IN oncock county:
papers IN The County COM
. d. ach so many. THE AMER
ne only paper printed in
- and has nereF claimed to
81 orig paper that can prop
BE- COUNTY paper; all the
are ~ ocal papers. The oircata-
-tERIcAN, barring the Bar
as summer list, Is larger
ifAe other papers printed
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Piano rurtnx
Orders tsfs a, Frank Gosg's store. Brooknn. o.
wrise 10 Aihart Haaid. eorsh SS-ixNtok.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Fifty More Trees Planted.

Tuky tUStC tf(SS 9te's>~os
 The committee appointed for the purpose of carrying out plans for the beautifying of Evergreen cemetery, are devoting much attention to the du- ties they have taken upon themselves. and by the end of this week they will have had another batch of fifty stur- dy young trees planted in the burial grounds. The addition of this mum Der makes over two hundred and fifty trees that have been placed in the cemetery since the committee com menced its work of making improve ments. Twenty-Five of the trees placed in the grounds this week were distributed on the plot owned by the Ancient Order of United Workmen, and the other twenty-five on the plot that is kept up and owned by the Fra ternal Brotherhood. It is not likely that any more trees win be set out this season. as the time Is getting late. as all sorts of shrrubbery and trees are commencing to garb themselves in foliage.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Ed sturses Seriously ttl.

A telegram was received in Bisbee rkis morning from E Paso. which said that Edward Sturges was at the point Of death. Ar. Sturges was one of the original owners of the E Tigre, and fs heavily interested in the company. Recently he has been promoting big oil and placer field enterprise near Yuma It Is sincerely hoped that Ar. Sturges is not so seriously i'll as the telegram indicated. for he is one of the oldtimers. and Is very popular in this section of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Killed at Benson.

Killed at Benson.
 An unknown perscn was found dead in the turntabie pit at Benson abou, midnight Saturday night. He had probably been dead about an hour when found. The inquest was held dence adduced the unfortunate man dence adduced theu nfortunate man evidently met with an accidental death. The man had been drinking considerably during the afternoon and evening, and it ts supposed tha, in crossing the turntable he tripped and fell of it into the pit below. strik ing On his head. His neck was brok en by the fall The deceased was middle aged and was a cook by pro fession.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
surrendered to Authorities.

Deputy Sherin Hal Kerr, of Doug las, was in Tombstone Sunday, having taken over a young man who is charg- ed with holding up the Cattle E1- change saloon in Douglas several months ago. The young man has been in New Mexico. but tiring of be- ing fugitive, gave himself up. He waived examination Saturday and bond was fixed at 5000, which has not been given.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Prof. Dougias Arrives.

Professor James Douglas, president of Phelps, Dodge & O., arrived in Bistee last evening at 11:45. He was accompanied by H. J. Simmons, superintendent of the Fl Paso & Southwestern. The special train left Fl Paso at 2 p. m., and a abort stay was made at Douglas. where the Pro fesor inspected the new smelting plant of the Copper Queen. which will be started for the first time this morn jng. :a.;z
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Shelter Blows in Today.

Smetter Blows in Today.
 Advices to the Review from Douglas last night stated that although an ex tra force of mechanics had been work ing overtime yesterday in the hope that the big Copper Queen smelters al that point would be blown in on the fifteenth inst, the event was forced to be postponed until today. The smelters will be started today for a trial run, and test made of the ma chinery. It will probably be the lat ter end of the month before the plan' Is in operation in full force.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16

Manager c. D. Rouzer. of the Cop per Queen Hotel, was visitor ir Douglas yesterday, where he went to confer with B. F. Graham, president of the Lucky Tiger Combination Gold Mining Co. regarding accommoda- tions for the stockholders of that com. pany, who will shortly arrive in Bis bee from the East for the purpose of holding the annual meeting If that company.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-16
Johnson Is Confident.

Johnson Is Confident.
 ' Notwithstanding the reports that are coming from Washington and New York to the effect that c. W. Dunn, of Binghampton. N. r.. is to be the next secretary of this territory, Judge Johnson, of Douglas, says he has good reasons to know that he will get the appointment. Yesterday he received word from his friends in Washington that he would get 1t.