Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-18
The Snnelter City
BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW BUREAU
Special Fro m Douglas )

s. J. Entrikin. of Johnson, Arizona, is in town on business.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Teller.
 H. A. Smith. of Bisbee, was in town yesterday on business.
 N. H. Emmons. of Globe. was in town yesterday on business.
 Nose Larama. of Bisbee, is in town stopping at the Queen hotel.
 Attorney Richardson went to Naco this forenoon on legal business.
 J. w. Baker, a business man of Benson, is in town today on business.
 J. w. O'Brien, of Fort Worth, Tex as, is in town stopping at the Queen hotel.
 Copper City beer is what you need 10 quench that thirst. Pure. cool and refreshing.
 T. H. Kessler, of Agua Calientes. Mex, is in town today stopping at the Queen hotel.
 Charles Bowman. of Tombstone, spent yesterday in town stopping at the Roy hotel.
 A. c. Futile. of Stafford, Arizona. arrived yesterday and is registered at tke Queen hotel.
 Mrs. George H. French went to Tombstone this morning expecting to be home on this evenings train.
 Doesn't this warm weather make you think of a nice, cool. rei"esh:nS drink of Copper City beer. lj will quench that thirst.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Struthers return ed yesterday from Denver where they went several months ago to bury the remains of their son. Alex Struthers. Jr
 Already there are whisperings con corning aspirants for the various city offices which may be provided by the city government. Now the troubles of the city dads will begin.
 Stewart Hunt. sheriff of Cochise county. was an arrival this morning from Tombstone and is spending the day in the city summoning jurors for the approaching term of court.
 Mrs Goldie ". Yates went to Tombstone this morning to attend the district court where she is suing for divorce from her husband, H. G. Yates. The case will be tried this af- ternoon.
 Attorney Albert Sames left this morning for Tombstone to try some cases in court Mir Sames since he began the practice of his profession has been able to attract a number of desirable clients.
 D. H. Johnson returned this morn ing from Tombstone where he had been in connection with the presen- tation of the petition for incorpora- tion. Last night he stopped at Here ford to attend to some private busi- ness.
 Sam Yarnell was the victim of a burglary yesterday afternoon when someone entered his home in this city and stole a. number of keepsakes and other valuable articles. Mir Yarnell would like very much to discover the identify of the thief. Chinese Inspector Charles Cornell states that since the first of the year there have been captured in this dis trict. including Arizona and New Mex ico, something like one hundred and twenty or thirty Chinamen. for being unlawfully in the United States,
 s. F. Mcguire, one of the pioneers of Douglas, and foremost in the in- corporation agitation for the Shelter City, was in the county seat in the interest Ol tnaI 1cfRarQ movement TOT his home city. Mir. Mcguire believes Douglas has a wonderful future Prospector.
 Evidently the dust has not come to a full realization of the fact that Douglas is now an incorporated city, or it would settle down and behave better. Today the dust seemed to be defying all authority. Now that in corporation. has been settled it is in order to settle the dust.
 First Sale Under New Administra- tion.-H. E.. Dugan says he made 1he new city administration. He sold two lots on Fourteenth, between B and c, to Savoy Brothers, who will build an adobe residence for rent. He also sold two lots on Seventh street to Brick Equist, who will build 2 sl.500 residence for himself on them.
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