Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

leu pg nlS daughter, flON, went to Bisbee yesterday afternoon. Miss Floy will visit friends in the mining city for several weeks.
 4ar. and Mrs. George Hall of Clifton arrived in town last night to visit at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Thomas Nephew, on Seventeenth street, for several weeks. They were accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. P. II. NiblOck, whose husband is gen eral foreman of carenter work fo rthe Arizona copper company MT. Hall. who is the mason for the same com pany. is being shown around Douglas today by his oldtime friend, R. Jen- nings and is much impressed with the looks of the town.
 Sunday School Picnic.-All of the final arrangements for the Presbyte- rian Sunday School picnic next Mon day have about been completed. h. stead of the committee having to look after the selling of ice cream, coffee. lemonade, fruit, etc, on the grounds. full charge of it has been turned over to MT. Reagin, who owns the ranch. and he turns over percentage of the sales to the Sunday School. The shade trees and water at Silver Creek are excel lent and a large crowd will no doubt be present.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Graham returned yesterday afternoon from MOctezuma, where Mir. Graham has been under ar rest on the charge of taking forcible possession of the Fl Tigre mine.
 Mir. Graham expects to remain in town for a few days to look after his interests here. when he will return to ff. Csr~ on there is settled. Mir Wiley is back at the mine again and Mir. Brooks is still at MocteZuma, although he is ex- pected in Douglas shortly on a busi- ness trip.
 Mir Graham seemed to be all "sored up on the Nacozari road and Super intendent Douglas, and threatens to move the headquarters of the Ensen- ada Mining Company to the mine or Fl Paso and pack his ore a hundred miles to Casa Grande for shipment to Fl Paso over the Sierra Madre road.
 J. l.. Brown has returned from a business trip to Cananea.
 J. E. Suits returned yesterday from a business trip to Bisbee.
 W. L. York and J. R. Tate left this morning for the York mInes.
 AAAI-A A4Ns NEA+A NH@ siAASNtAA ANe-t4 --SNA terday from a trip to Bisbee.
 District Attorney Flarnigan returned to Tombstone yesterday afternoon.
 auditor Ledwedge of the Fl Paso and Southwestern is spending the day in town.
 James Taylor, one of the original El Tigre mine owners. arrived from Fl Paso yesterday.
 r. s- will arrive home from California trip this afternoon.
 On Sunday Miss Myrtle Munson will depart for Tempe, where she will en- ter the normal school.
 Dr. D. S. Monheit, with his family, arrived in Douglas yesterday, and may locate here. He is an eptician.
 John F. Decker of Louisville has ar rived in Douglas and will have a posi- tion in the Copper Queen store.
 Ranger Porter Mcdonald of Tomb stone was in the city yesterday for a few hours, returning home last night. H L. Rouse left yesterday for Ei Paso, where he will meet his wife, who is returning from a long visit in Mich igan.
 G. E. Hemphill left this morning for EI Paso on his way to Roswell, l,. NJ, to attend the military school at that place. = immigration Inspector Cornell will leave tonight for months vacation which he will spend at California re- sorts.
 w. K. Moore returned from Bisbea last night, where he had been on busi ness for the Douglas Cast Stone Com pany-
 Walter Thurston and A. G. McCanr returned yesterday from business trip to Cananea. Mir. McCann lives il Denver.
 Mrs. James H. Barrett. who has beer sick in hospital in Los Angeles fol some time. is expected home in a da. or two.
 Ranger Eperson of Gila Bend anl Frank Wheeler of Yuma were in tn city yesterday, having come here t Te-enlist.
 Misses Allie and Usane Scott, Myrtl Page and --azel 4Aliison will leave Sur day for Sherman, Tex, where the will enter school.
 General Manager Kelly of the Naec zari railroad, accompanied by his fan fly, passed through Douglas this morI ing en route to Nacozari-
 C. D. Ray of Tombstone passe through Douglas this morning en rout home from Fl Paso, where he has bee visiting for some weeks.
 A. P Averill, the new paymaster ( the Fl Paso and Southwestern, sper last night in Douglas, leaving on tn mornings train for Fl Paso
 H. J. Temple, superintendent of th Cananea, Rio Yaqui and tacific raj road, with headquarters at Nacc, wa a visitor in Douglas yesterday.
 Miss Wood, who has been yisitin MT and Mrs. C. E. RhOne, returne yesterday to her duties as nurse in tt Copper Queen hospital at Bisbee.
 Mir and Mrs. B. F. Graham returne yesterday from Sonora, where Mir. Or ham has been looking after his inte ests in the Fl Tigre mine dispute.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Woodward le yesterday for g trip through Caiifo mia. While absent from Douglas the will visit their ranch in Shasta count
 James Keen, who is at NacoZari wit the Moctezuma Copper Company, T turned from A business triD to PhOen