Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-26
NE CHIEF DEPUTY
 NAMED AT DOTGLAS
sAMiAYHURsT TAKEN FROM EBEE BY SHERIFF HUNT
 oR IMPoRTk.NT POST.
RaiIrt Conductors to Be Organized
 at bglas by Organizer From E. p. 6 fE.-Smelter City News Notes.

2ppoln ent St Shies Q2iiNtI She!1I
 for Dddas and ms remove1 h's iam-
 fly heHo make their home. Mr. Hay
 hursfths already receIve1 his com
 missid from the saoc.ff's office and
 westerly went to Tombstone where
 he wdtO take the oath of office and
 get inEuctions from Sheriff Hunt.
 Dept Hayhurst will have charge
 of thetcense collections and direct
 all wd of the sheriff's office in this
 city.
 Thebsition now taken by Hayhurst
 was fdnerly filled by J. NJ. Durnal,
 who idow in Mexico anu not expect ed to turn here. Sam Hayhurst has Alad nkh experience as a peace of ficer al his appointment should s.ve generaIsatisfaction in Douglas.
 Anottr train of the Hysham & Neel cile was loaded here today and sent fotard to wyoming. by way of Fl Pasiand the Rock Island.
 L. c Hanks. of the First National bank. al R. K. Clancy, of the Orc Maximt Mining company. left this mornindfor Cananea, on mining bus mess.
 A eaSbnable amount of Copper City beer ahs digestion, increases the ap- petite ald builds up the system. None better The home made article is as good as the best.
 R. s. yickers, a banker and mining man of Moctezuma, arrived in town last night to transact business here. He was accompanied by c. c. De Lancy, who returned home this morn- ipg.
 Profesor Pames Douglas is expect ed to arrive in Arizona about the first of June, AS the head of the Phelps Dodge interests in the southwest Prof. Douglas is extending old enter prises and accommodating new ones in this section
 Dr. Armstrong is giving up the two rear rooms in the Mcguire block which he has used as a den and Dr. Barnes will occupy them after June l with his dental offices. Dr. Arm strong will still retain the two front rooms helis at present occupying.
 The painting gang on the South western is here to brighten up the company's property. The switch stands il the yards have all been re- painted with red, white and black. and
  giving rtka new iron fence recently erected north of the station. a coat of white.
 J. F. Kehoe, who has charge of the office at the Roy mine, arrived in Douglas last night on a hurried bus mess trip. returning on the train this morning. MT Kehoe reported that the Roy was progressing very nicely and that ore was being shipped reg ularly since the water receded suffi- ciently in the Yaqui river to admit of the crossing of the pack animals.
 Colonel Lewis. a conductor running on the Fl Paso & Northeastern in the passenger service, will arrive here next Tuesday afternoon for the pur pose of installing a lodge in Douglas of the Order of Railway Conductors. The new division will be opened Tues day night at 7:30 by Mir. Lewis and will start -oNt with a large member. ship, as there are a large number of conductors in the city, not only ih ae- tive service but in other walks of life. Prominent among these are Homer Prickett of the Roy, and J. H. Norton. Heretofore there has never been an organization of the conductors here, although the engineers and fire men both have an organization in this city. One chief reason was due to the fact that most of the men belong ed in other divisions, where they were realiy-making their home. How ever, as this city has grown in i'm portance it has become necessary to have an organization here and the work to be done Tuesday night to fill that need. Col. Lewis, the organ izer of the new division, is one of the best known conductors in the south west and ever since he has been in this section which has been since the Northeastern was built, MT. Lewis has taken an active part in the up building of the Fl Paso division, to which he belongs, and in which ne has held various 'official positions for sev- eral years.