Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
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 Bob Tate ian his afternoon for Np noia lu examine minlng property
 Aif Casey. assistant manager of the eumpany'z store Hi hhruhnfi. returned home ihia afternoon
 M C Hernandez xhp has hereto. fore been acting as custom broker for the hacozhri railroad at ARun Pricin. has been also appointed to the posi-. ton Df agent at that place. and the railroad agency and the brokerage buainess will hereafter be under his direction
 J. g. Douglas. who was in Douglas Saturday on business. returned Co Ma cozarl yesterday morning. He reports continued activity in the mining in- duatry tributary to this city
 General Manager Walter Douglas was at the Copper Queen smelter to-. day. arriving on the morning train from Bisbee
 T. T. Hines today went to the lime quarry at Lees station.
 Conductor Tom Purcell. who was sick at his home in this city last week. has practically recovered and will go 0ut tomorrow on his regular run to Benson.
 Z T. Phillips and wife returned yes tcrday morning from a visit of five weeks to the old home of Mir. Phillips in the state of Maine. MT. Phillips states that the trip was an enjoyable one. He resumed his position as chief clerk of the railroad supply depart ment this morning
 D. H. Johnston went to Bisbee yes terday morning and visited with friends in the big copper camp.
 Alfred Paul has contracted with Paddock brothers to build a residence on lots he recently purchased from E. T. Hockenbeamer, between D and c, on Tenth streets. MT. Darling will have charge of the brick work, which was started this morning. The build ing is to be on modem plans.
 Harry Duey and family were visi- tors in Douglas yesterday. They came down from their home in Bisbee Sat urday evening and Mir Duey was in attendance at the Elks' banquet
 Attorney D. A. Richardson left yes terday afternoon for Nogales.
 Ed Rouser, the popular manager of the Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, VI eio a NA1AtOl III lJOu6ido NOudE-
 Mrs. George Hurst left this morning for Cananea. where she goes to spend Thanksgiving with her husband. who now holds a position with the Can anea Consolidated Company.
 O. L. Neer left this morning for Cananea, where he goes on mining business.
 S. W. French of the Copper Queen shelter left this morning for Tomb stone.
 President c. A. Romadka left yes terday for his Fl GIobo mine, where he is now pushing the construction of new mill for the reduction of the ore taken from the Fl Globo mine. With MT. Romadka went J. A. Thomas and J. B. Chastaine, who go to work on the mill as carpenters.
 J. A. Miller went to Tombstone this morning on business. MT. Miller was unfortunate enough to sign a bond for Agent Phillips, who formerly rep resented the Southwestern Brewing Association in this city. There was a shortage in the accounts of MT. Phillips and the brewery company sued him and his bondsmen. As a re- suit the property of MT. Miller has been levied on and advertised to be sold today by the sheriff MT Miller goes to the county seat for the pur- pose of protecting his interests.
 Jack Shea, the boss terrier on the commercial trail, passed through Douglas this morning en route to Hachita. He will return to Douglas tomorrow. Shea has been travelling for Lane & Connolly for nearly twenty years.