Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-29
NEWS NOTES FROM SHELTER CTIY|A. BAUER

Douglas. Arz.. Dec. 2S.-(Special)-
 Ralph Colvin went to Bisbee this morning.
 James Woods is today in Bisbee on business.
 Harvey Johnson is in Tombstone as a juror.
 J. F. Hohstadt weent to Cansnea this morning.
 George Barnes is attending tae Phoenix fair.
 Miss Marie O'Brien is in Fl Paso for the holidays.
 c. Jewell went to Phoenix this morn ing to attend the fair
 Judge Cass went to Tombstone on legal business this morning.
 Jos Brown of the New York Fair went up to Bisbee this morning.
 D. A. Saqui went to Phoenix this morning to visit the territorial fair.
 Casey Burke is down from Bisbee. His Douglas friends were glad to see him.
 M. A. Leahy left on this mornings train for Cananea, where he has bus mess.
 L. U. Morris. superintendent of the F. P. & s. W, arrived in town this forenoon.
 Twelve people left on the excur- sion train this morning for Phoenix to attend the fair.
 David A. Saqui, of the Merchants Saloon. left for Phoenix on the early train. where he will attend the fair.
 Mrs. ". G. Moore left this after noon for California, where )sne will re- main during the winter, for her health.
 W K. Moore of the Douglas cast stone works went up to Bisbee this morning, where his company is do- ing much business these days.
 Mrs. Mary Graham and daughter, Miss Name Graham, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs. George Kelsey, left this morning for San Antonio, Texas.
 Mrs. W. D. Pearson and little son. of Harrisonville. Mo, arrived in the city Sunday and will spend the winter with Mrs. Pearson's mother and her brothers, H. N. and w. H. Reno.
 J. A Webb left on this mornings train for Phoenix to visit the fair. He has been spending the holidays here with his sisters, Mrs. Edgar Thompson and Miss Maude Webb.
 Capt Tom Rynning went to Phoe- nix this morning on a three-fold mis- sion. First, to attend the session of the live stock sanitary board; second, 10 attend the cattlemen's convention; and third, he will see the territorial fair. NJ. c. Paddock returned this morn ing from Fl Paso, where he has been since last Friday purchasing brick 1 and other material for the new city | hail. for which he has the contract. | MT Paddock was fortunate enough to l secure 100, ,010 brick which he can lay | down here at a very reasonable price | Mr and Mrs. John Slaughter, of the l San Bernardino ranch, left this morn ing for Phoenix, where they will at- tend tbe territorial fair. They took their old darky, Bott, with them to | the fair Bolt has been with MT. Slaughter for quarter of a century. He is a negro of1the best type, and | of a school that is now but little known. R.M. Fitch. material agent with of ice at. Douglas, accompanied by his hrc,thAr R. O. Fitch of Et Paso, came in on delayed No. , yesterday after noon. ---i -ii.s-Aa andrews, foreman of the car I shops. is expected to return in day or two from visiting friends ana rel a1iyes in Iowa. .Ticket agent Gaudin is in Tomb stone attending the Wettergren case, and his place is being taken by Agent Day
 Superintendent Brown of the Naco- zari line returaed to Nacozari today. About twenty-five left Douglas thls morning on the excursion for Phoe- nix Col. V. R. Stiles, general passen- ger agent of the Southwestern, and Gsruett King. general agent, both of fhfe morning and AC- ..c0mpanied the excursion party to Phoenix. The party was greatly ln- creased at Bisbee and other points en route This party was delivered io the Southern Pacific at Benson abnut noon. and will be handled on a private trals over that line to then destination.
 No. 5. the passenger arriving here this morning. made better record than it has been doing for several days and was only a little over an hour late.
 Conductor Mayfield, who has been running freight out of Douglas TOT the past two years, has resigned ms position and left last night for East Texas. where he will locate
 Judge Cass left this morning for Tombstone OR legal business.
 Captain and Mrs. Ebert of the sal vation Army conducted services ID Bisbee last night, returning home this morning.
 M. ]. Brophy of Bisbee is spending 5he day in town.
 Pete Johnson of Bisbee is register ed al the International hotel
 
 Manager strodthoff Remembered The employees of the Copper Quee' store presented to Manager H. A sSrodthoff yesterday a handsom' a-aHaIins has for a Christmas remem