Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-13

council. They discussed the matter among themselves and agreed unani- mously that they would send the name of D. H. Johnson, of WamePs grocery store, to the board of supervisors and ~ ask that he be made one. R. D. Hall, of Paradise, was in town yesterday on business.
 w H. Harden, of Lordsburg, is in town stopping at the International hotel.
 M. D. Harrington, of Harrington, Ills, arrived in town this forenoon on mining business.
 c. A Bum, deliveryman for Wells Fargo is laying off suffering with an attack of rheumatism.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theo. Hockmeyer of Fl Paso, arrived in town today and are stopping at the Roy hotel.
 Victoria Lang, through her attorn- eys, Richardson 6 Lockwood, has commenced action for divorce on the grounds of desertion.
 Mrs. Wm. Murphy, of Naco, niece of John Slaughter, is in town visit ing relatives. She expects to leave for California shortly.
 Josephine Mulholland has became tired of the bounds of matrimony and has brought suit for divorce against her husband, T. B. Mulholland.
 E.. A VonArnim, the real estate man, is suffering with an attack of lumbago and is able to move around n1v ell Nrrba ruz1 is a rapid one.
 Charles Minus, who has been working in the grocery department of the Copper Queen store, is laid off on account of sickness and will leave for his uncles, John Slaughter's, ranch this afternoon.
 The express company for the past three days has been doing a rushing business in hanOnng bread from Bis bee. Douglas has been visited with another flour shortage and the supply of bread was brought from Bisbee to tide the town over until a supply of flour can be received.
 w. H. Neel of the Four Bar ranch. is in town today.
 Frank Turner, mining man of ic- toria, B. C., is in Douglas.
 James Boyd, a machinery man from Chicago, was in Douglas yesterday oD his way to the Fl Tigre mine.
 Attorney A. F. Parsons returned yesterday from Tombstone where he was admitted to practice law in this territory.
 Attorney George W. Cass returned from Tombstone yesterday where he was admitted to practice law in this territory.
 T. R. Hager and family who have been residents of Douglas for the past year, will leave today for Wisconsin to remain permanently.
 J. c. Sloss, the Seattle mining man. who has been making his headquart- CTS in Douglas for some months, went down to the Fl Tigre district yester- day to look at some mining property.
 MT. and Mrs J. Michaels are re- cent arrivals in town and have rented a house on Sixteenth street and will locate here. Mir. Michaels is in the employ of the Fl Paso & Southwest ern-
 Clark Friend and Ed Miller aeft yesterday for NacoZari on mining bus mess. MT. Miller recently closed a deal with J. A. Lewandowski for the sale of some mining property near NacoZari.
 Savoy Brothers, who have the con. tract for erecting an adobe building on First street for Lee Thompson have the walls up and ready for the roof Mir. Thompson will occupy the building when completed with a store and saloon.
 Mrs. M. D. Teachout, who owns con siderable property in Douglas and who recently let the contract through H. E. Dugan for the erection of six three-room adobe houses, left for Denver yesterday to visit her daught CT.
 Senator Freeze, of the Waldorf, has fully recovered today from the effect of the arrival of that ten dollars Thich came unexpectedly yesterday