Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-07
Hon. E. E. Ellinwood of Prescott

Hon. B. E. EllinwoOd of Prescott
 Tim Taft returned yesterday from his Esmeralda mine in Sonora.
 Pete Behan of Fl Paso arrived in Douglas last night and left this morn ing for Bisbee. He had with him a suit case winch had been lost by a Mrs. S c. Langred at Fl Paso. The case was left at the Roy Hotel await ing a claimant.
 Tim Lambertson is spending a few days in Douglas, having arrived this week from his Esperanza mine in the vicinity of the Fl Tigre mine in So nora. MT. LamberstsOn expects soon to begin the shipment of good gold ore from his property.
 Immigration Inspector Cornell left this morning for some indefinite point to the west He would not announce his destination, but intimated that he was on the trail of a Chinaman who had no papers.
 James Vanasek, an accomplished cornet player who was here last month with Barnum & Bailey's circus has returned 1b Douglas. joined the Doug las band and will make this city his future home.
 Alex Grant left this morning for
 
 return this evening.
 R K Clancy of thu Gro Maximo arrived in Douglas last evening and is stopping a. the Roy.
 Ther was not an empty berth on the Drummers' Special this morning and all of them were going through The day coach. however, was empty not even the usual Mexican with theI desire to go from here to there, being in evidence.
 s. F. Hazard of Bisbee. an attorney for the Ensenada Mining Company arrived in Douglas yesterday.
 W. H. Stanton and Walter Forbush of San Francisco. who have recently become interested in Sonor amining property. arrived in Douglas yester day morning and went south this morning on the NacOzari train.
 Wednesday or Indian day will also be a special day on account of the Indian races and spor ts. The mer chants have offered the following prizes: Alkire Company, one pair of shoes for one-mile foot race; N. Por- ter Saddle and Harness Company, one cowboy bride for mile running horse race Other prizes for Hassaympa and Indian days will be announced later.
 Colonel James McClintock, com. mander of the FiYst Regiment of In fantry, National Guard of Arizona. is in charge of the competitive drill to be held Tuesday. December 5th, and announces that his staff, consisting of the following, will be in attendance: Captain Grinstead, adjutant; Captain | George Alkire, quartermaster; Cap tain Frank Alkire, commander; Ma | jor L. w Coggins, inspector of rife | pTactce. There will be a competitive drill by companies, regimental review | by the governor and awarding of ! prizes. The companies competing will | be Company B, Phoenix, Captain | Parks; Company D, Mesa, Captain Standage; Company c, Tempe. Cap | tain Hayden; Normal School Cadets, | Captain Irish; First Regiment In | fantry. National Guard of Arizona, consisting of a battalion commanded l by Major Lamson, two companies of cadets from Phoenix Indian Industrial l School and the Indian school band, which is also the regimentai band of the territory.
 | Pleasant FareweII-A jolly party of young people walked in on Miss St ! Clair Friday evening for a farewell good time before she left for her new | home in Fl Paso.. It was a very good thing they were all torn up ready to move, for if they had not been therC would have been nothing left in order after the young folks got through their romping. They sang. told st ries, played old-fashioned games and ate fruit and had the time of their lives. not leaving until a late hour. after the heavy rain, when they all | had to wade the streets to get home Miss St. Clair has lived in Douglas a i long time and will be missed among her friends. who wish her every sue. cess and happiness in her new home