Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
The Shelter City
 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW BUREAU
Special From Douglas.)

1 NJ W. Wheat, of Naeozari, is in town on business.
 Alfred Paul went to Bisbee this morning on business.
 R. K. Clancy came up from his mine near Cananea on last nights train.
 Mrs. Abrahams. of Naco. arrived in town last night to visit Mrs. c. A Brown.
 Mrs. Butha Phillbrick leaves for Cananea tomorrow on a short visit there.
 Rev. Allen Krichbaum. Presbyterian minister at Morenci. arrived in town this forenoon.
 F. c. Garrison. oI Nacozari, arrived in town yesterday and is stopping at the Queen hotel.
 Attornew Richardson returned home last evening from a trip to Cananea on lega. business.
 M. F. Homer, of Detroit. Mich, ar rived in town yesterday and is stop ping at the Queen.
 A. J. Lightfoot came up from Can anea last night on his way to Texas to vasit relatives for several weeks.
 MT and Mrs. c. O. Ellis and Dr. r. T. Wright left this forenoon for Par adise expecting to be back tomorrow.
 Mrs. c. R. Temple. wife of Agent Temple of the Southwestern. return ed last night from a short visit at Naco
 Harry Cleveland, of the Cachisse mine in Sonora. will leave tomorrow for New York and expects to be gone two weeks.
 Mrs. Thomas, of Cananea, returned home this morning after a visit to her parental home in this city. Mrs. Thomas is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Philbrick.
 w. D. Hinebaugh. Presbyterian Sun day school missionary for Arizona. ar rived in town yesterday and is organ izing a Sunday school today at Col lege peak.
 Harry Jennings returned to Bisbee this morning from Fl Paso where he had been to buy furniture and bar fix lures for a new saloon he is starting at Lowell
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. McDermot intend to take in the excursion given by the Fl Paso & Southwestern to the Grand Canyon and. Los Angeles the first of next month.
 s. w Howard, a mining man of Cananea, arrived in town last night on his way to his old home in England where he will visit his relatives for the next three months.
 Mrs. Sendry, mother of Mrs. J. M Sparks, left this morning for Los An geles, after a visit of several months with her daughter in this city. Mrs. Sparks and her sister. Miss Kate Sendry, expect to start on June 1st for Portland, Oregon. where they go to visit the exposition.
 L. F. Nollinger. who has been work ing as furnaceman at the Copper Queen for the past two months, has resigned his job and taken a position with the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company which company carries prac- tically all of the accident insurance that is written in Douglas and Bisbee. MT. Nollinger has started off doing well at his new job. ~I
 F. T. Williams. an employe of the E. P. 6 s. W railroad in the machine shop. received a. telegram from his old home in Decatur. Iii. on Friday morn ing that his mother. who is quite old. was very i'll with rheumatis and if he ever desired to see her alive he must come to her bedside at once. He left for the east yesterday afternoon and will be absent from Douglas for sev- eral months.
 Dr. M. D. Johnson. formerly county physician of Cochise county, was a passenger this morning enroute to Yucatan, Mexico. The doctor was in dicted last year by the grand jury for malfeasance in office as country physi- elan. The indictment was quashed by the court when the case was called for trial, but the doctor was put under bonds to appear before the next grand jury which wilt convene ii q short time
 Frank Castro. of Cos. was a visitor in Douglas today. MT. Castro is now the agent of the Nacozari railroad at Cos where he has a general store, hotel, etc. MT. Castro states that there is much new activity in the mines around Cos and many strang- CTS are arriving in that country look ing after properties. Mir. Castro is prepared to furnish conveyance and outfits to parties who desire to visit any of the mining country tributary to Cos. He is one of the best informed men in that section on the industries and conditions of the country.