Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Harry Cleveland. president of the Mercedes and Cachisse Mining compa- nies of Sonora. left Saturday morning for the properties, to begin active de- velopment work and to make ready for the installation of the plant of machin- cry which has been ordered from Roy & Titeomb.
 Yesterday morning c. N. Chase left Douglas with MT. Van Phule and Mir Anderson, of Kansas City, to visit the mining property near Nacozari in which he and Chas. Hanson are inter- ested. MT. Hanson expected to ac- company the party. but owing to his recent illness was unable to sand the hard trip overland.
 H. G. McCullock. superintendent of the Monterey mine. near Nacozari, left Douglas yesterday for the proper ty. This mine is now working two shifts and is being rapidly developed by shaft. tunnel and drifts The prop eTty is reported as being a very prom ising prospect, and MT. McCullock is getting it ready for production as rap idly as possible.
 Charles Thayer. of Douglas, will leave Tuesday for the Transvaal mine, to assume the management of the large company store. which is now ready for business. The camp is growing very rapidly. and a store 5Ox100 has been erected. to meet the demand of the new town. MT. Thayer is an old hand at the mercantile business. ani sI leaks Spanish fluently.
 Pete Johnson. of Bisbee, was in Douglas last evening on the way home from his Sulphur Springs Valley ranch. Two years ago MT Johnson was a Re publican nominee for Supervisor, and was beaten by a small margin. Jas. Douglas, manager of the 'heiIs- Dodge properties in Sonora. arrived in Douglas last evening from Bisbee. He is been i'll for some time. but nas par tally recovered. and this mornIly lief: for his home at Nacozarl. He has been suffering with hay fever.
 NJ F. Shaw, the superintendent of the Campbell land grant of Sonora. was in Douglas yesterday, and this m0rn- ing left for the ranch headquarters. MT. Shaw was at one time a Democratic sheriff of Pima county, but ne is not taking much interest in politics this year
 The Rev. ". M. Cox, who las tn i several occasions recently flied the pulpit in the Methodist church in Bis bee, and who is said to be a gifted speaker. will preach in Grace M E. church in this city tomorrow, both morning and evening. The choir has promised special music. A good at tendance is requested.
 Frank Castro, postmaster at Cos, ! in Sonora, has returned from a visit to Tucson. Mir Castro states that things are dull in Cos since the road began running through to Nacozari. { A. C. Davis. of Clifton, was a visitor in Douglas Friday He is enroute to ! Cananea to visit his son. MT. Davis has been connected with the Shannon Copper company ever since that com pany began operations in that district 1 having charge of the business office He was in Douglas three years ago when the place was in its infancy When he arrived yesterday he could hardly believe he was in Douglas. To day he was only able to recognize z | AcH Olu lduuHldTh5 on IGDL1 street
 The time for opening the public
 schools in this city is drawing near The schools will open on September 6 one week from next Monday The
 school boys and girls have bad a loni
 vacation, and they should all return
 to the school with the determination
 to stand at the head of the class" Albert Shropshire, cattle inspector
 was in the city yesterday from hi
 ranch up the Sulphur Springs valley
 He said that the ranges are in splendit
 condition and that cattle are getting il
 shape for the market Shipping vii
 begin very soon and the shipment
 from the Sulphur Spring valley vii
 be very large this season
 A. B. Taylor returned last nigh from Bisbee where he has been for tw months in the Copper Queen hospita
 in that city, enduring a siege of ty phoid fever. He is yet weak, but now rapidly regaining strength.