Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-07
DOUGLAS LOCALS.

Yesterday afternoon man who has persisted in disturbing the Salvation Army girls at their street service, was lined s25 by Judge Johnson for dis turbing religious services.
 Last Friday the Copper Queen smell ter made the biggest run since the works stsrIed--135 tons of copper be- ing prodGceC-which is about thirty ions above the average daily produc- tion.
 Frank Castro. the merchant al Cos, Is still doing a biz business. Quite number of prospectors are going out into the hills frCRl this point. and the cattle industry is very prosperous this season
 The bet of S10O on Fowler which was posted yesterday. and for whleh odds of to 1 were asked, was snapped up by a good Democrat this morning It Uas an easy snap. No more Fow- Ter money has been posted.
 Mr. Mille7, of the International Ho- tel, is getting titles to a mining prop erty south of the Santa Rosa. Cobra do parties have bought in with MT. Miller anC will open up the property. eeA-A AA 1AAA1AN4 NANAA MAdA LnE nLa n shows they will buy the hole prospect.
 R. C. Brown, of the Review, was ID town last evening from Paradise. He states that the new camp is very quiet just al present. The people are wait.
 ing for the Chiricshua company to make big strike. and then they ex- pect a boom. So far that city regis ters about 200 votes. George Moore. Of Cumpas. arrived yesterday with his two children. and left last night for Tucson. where ne will put them in school He says the Cumpas country is very quiet. but the indications are that this season will De very prosperous, as the grain ranches promise an enormous yield of wheat and corn.
 | Mir and Mrs. John Slaughter left this morning for the Worlds Fair. ac- companied by Mrs Howell, mother of 7 Mrs. Slaughter "Old Bat" the coi ] ored man who has been employed a. San Bernal dino fer the last twenty-five years, was taken along to look after the baggage and to see little of the ! back east
 Charles Parsons went to Benson | this morning to meet some parties who are coming to this city from Cali forria.
 Yesterday afternoon the Copper | Queen smelter was closed down for an hour. caused by an accident in the boiler room.
 L. C. Shattuck, of Bisbee, who has been in Sonora looking at a mining ] 1,- rlF for his home
 Jess Fisher left for Texas this morn i ing 10 brIEg back shipment of beef cattle to oe used by the San Bernar. dino market
 I Constable Durnal went to Tomb
 stone last night and returns today to Naco. where he has some official busl
 ness to attend to-
 l 0. C. Thompson, of the surveyor I generals office n Phoenix, arrived yes
 terday and left this morning for So . nora on mining business. J. Wilkie, formerly paymaster of I. Cananea, and also lately from the La
 Brisce mine. was in town accompa med by Mrs. Wilkie yesterday. Captain Cos. a prominent Mexican - attorney and a member of the Mexi } can railroad commission. arrived las evening and left today for Nacozari.
 George Bonnie. a well known min ing man from Durango. Mexico, arriy
 ed in this city yesterday from a triI
 into SoEora to inspect a mining prop
 erty.
 The H. Avenue sidewalk is nearll , completed to the depot Caliehe i ? being used for the paving and will b . worked into a cement which gives - very hard surface.