Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-02
DOUGLAS SHORT ITEMS.
Especial Correspondence) ]

Especial Correspondence)
 Superintendent Temple, of the c. Y. R. & P. road. arrived in Douglas las, evening to visit his brother, Charles Temple.
 Immigrant Inspector Murphy left for Bisbee this morning on official busi ness, connected with the importation of contract labor.
 Col. Griffin. of the Orman & Crook contracting firm. returned last even ing from Paradise, where he has been for several days.
 Mrs. Hess, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Edith. returned last night from California, where they have been spending several weeks at the sea shore.
 All lodges that have been meeting at Neville hall will from today meet at the Fraternity hall on H. avenue The Fraternity Hall has been turned over today for the use of lodges.
 The grand stand built to accommo- date several hundred people at Lin 'coin Park, is nearly completed and will be ready for use at the ball game to be played Labor Day between Bis bee and Douglas.
 E. A. Reddock. who short time ago was ordered from the Naco custom house, where he was a mounted inspec- Sor, ;to the Douglas custom house, has arrived and is now on duty along 1he line near here.
 Roadmaster Oleson has resigned his position and left today for Grand Juno -tion, Colorado, to accept a position on the Denver and Rio Grande road. MT. 'Oleson has been With the E. P. & s. w. for several years. and has made many friends along the road who will be sorry to see him leave
 George Carol, an old timer in this county, and pioneer of the Cananeas. arrived in Douglas last evening and this morning left with Jim Finch for the Finch's silver property in Sonora. near Bocoachi. MT. Carol will take charge of the development work. which is being carried on as rapidly as possible.
 Conductor John Wineland left this morning for visit to Wisconsin.
 Wm. Brophy, manager of the Cop per Queen store at Bisbee, is in Doug las today.
 E. E. Davis, of the First National bank, left this morning for a visit to ms old home in Pittsburg. Penn.
 Wr. kitsneask. who at one time was mounted customs inspector at Naco. and later at Nogales, was in Douglas yesterday.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Dodge left last night for Los Angeles and Coronado to visit rel a1yes. MT. Dodge accompanied her 10 Benson- Ia
 Contractor Darling, of this city, has gone to Stafford, Graham county. where he has the coptract for building a new bank building for the Bank of Stafford
 N w. Chase. of this city, and Mir. Von Phule and MT. Anderson, of Kan sas City. returned last night from their trip of inspection to a mining property near Nacozari
 Deputy Coffee, A NJ. Corona and Hartwell Nowell will leave Saturday for hunting trip in the county be- tween Fronteras and the Yaqui river They will be gone about two weeks.
 B. J. O'Reilley, of Naco, was in Douglas this morning on his way to Deming, where he goes to get an option on some real estate.
 Clint Bum, of the Wells-Fargo con- pany, left Douglas this morning for his old home in Ithaca. New York. He will be away for month He says he is going to fish for some big black bass that old Cayuga lake is noted for.
 Wm. Rollins returned last night from Bisbee. where he had been full filling a contract on the new branch county jan in that city. Mr. Rollins put in the front of the building of Tufa stone, taken from his extensive quar- ries west of Douglas. Work on the jaii has been suspended until the arriv- al of the necessary steel.
 Vice Consul Maza, of Mexico, will move his office from E. Ave. to the Pirtle-Douglas building, and will have the consulate in room 5, upstairs. This will be found a convenience to the many who require the services of the Consul before going into Mexico.
 W. c. Winnegar, of the First Nation al Bank, has returned from a trip to HeTmosillo and Guaymas, Sonora, where he went on business connected with the Mexican interests of the bank. The business in Mexican money and with Mexican banking houses has grown to such an extent that it is nec- essary for one man to devote his whole time 10 this branch of the business.