Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-17


 A W. Mathews, of Yzabal. arrived in town yesterday on business.
 J. c. Mitchell. a business man of Bisbee. is in town today on business.
 An eight pound boy was born this afternoon at 1 o'clock to MT. and Mrs. John McKinnon.
 Mrs. D. Pethoud left for Paradise this morning to spend several days there on business.
 MT. and Mrs. T J. Wylie. of No gales. spent yesterday in town stop ping at the Roy hotel
 Homer Prickett. of the Roy hotel. has been slightly indisposed during the last few days. but is better this morning.
 J Claire. the mining man from Nacozari, arrived in town yesterday on business. Mrs. Claire recently left for trip to Paris.
 w. K. Moore returned last night from a business trip to Tombstone.
 s. W. French returned on last even ing's train from Bisbee.
 NJ. Lamb. proprietor of the Phoenix house on Twelfth street. is moving ...s furniture and fixtures across the street into the Ross house.
 E. J. Jacklin and Jake Sheerer re turned home today to their ranch af- ter completing the shipment ot 1,5Q0 head of cattle to California.
 w NJ. Adamson left this morning for his mining property in Sonora,
 E. B Chapman. of Lawton, Okla homa, arrived in town last night. MT. n. s- .Tl s~- looking around for a new location,
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres byterian church will meet with Mrs Logic thursday afternoon of this week. All members and ladies inter ested are ivited to attend.
 Mrs. Baumfolk, owner of the Colon ial hotel in this city. was here yester- day and returned to her home near Osborne this morning.
 J. D. Whitsitt, a coach carpenter in the car shops. accidentally hit his knee with a hammer yesterday, and is laid up in consequence. Mrs. C. P. Hall leaves today for Fl Paso and other Texas points to spend the summer visiting relatives. She will be accompanied by her young son.
 Mir. and Mrs L. C. Hanks, of tnIs city, returned from Benson yesterday, where Mir. Hanks had been on bus mess connected with the opening of his new bank there.
 J. s. Douglas, of Nacozari, made a flying trip to Agua Prieta yesterday, coming up from Nacozari on his rail road auto and returning the same way Mir Douglas is soon to have the pleasure of a visit from Gov. Yzabel, of Sonora.
 Wm. Frances, who has charge of the Greene Cattle company store at Hereford, returned home this morn ing from a trip to Fl Paso. He says Hereford has been unusually lively during the past week, as result of the big shipments. -
 NJ. G. Zeitling. the credit man at the Copper Queen store, began a two weeks vacation. this morning. Mir Zeitling has been at the credit window of the store for a long time without break of single day and has nc doubt of his capacity to enjoy the rest which he has planned
 L. H. Van Treece, formerly of the Nacozari railroad. arrived in Doug | las yesterday from NacoZari, accom- 1 panied by Mrs. Van Treece and this morning they left for Cairo, Illinois where they will make their future home. MT. Van Treece has many friends in this section who will wish him well Wherever ne goes. | Frank Proctor. the prominent cat tleman and butcher at Cananea, was passenger this morning from El Paso on his way home. MT. Proctor reports Fl Paso to be in good shape He saw nothing of bhe Greene hunting party and had not learned what sue cess had been scored il the Sierra Madres.
 | J. w Baker. engineer on the train which killed John Sterling, a deal man, several days ago near Fair banks will give nIs testimony today | before the coroner'S JTTy at Fairbanks concerning the manner in which the unfortunate man met his death. MT Baker stated this morning at the de pot that the accident was a deplor- able one, but was unavoidable. ] Gold Mining company, returned this morning from Fl Paso where he had been to arrange with the Mine and Shelter Supply company for the ship ment of a fifty-ton smelteP which was purchased some weeks ago. The ma chinery is expected to begin to arrive at Rodeo within the next ten days and will at once be hauled to the mines ten miles north and installed. The Savage group of mines has | been under development for a year and a half and MT. Lewandowski states that large amount of excel Nlent ore has been encountered and 1 blocked out. sufficient to supply the capacity of the shelter to be installed for long time. Besides smelting the Savage ores it is the intention of the company to do general custom worh for the mines of the Paradise district as a means of encouraging further development of the rich mines of that section.