Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-29


 Mir McNally's wife is dead and he leaves an only daughter to mourn his loss.
 E. R. Pirtle returned this morning from business trip of ten days to the coast.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. D. T. Dunlap, Thursday, September 18th, at 2:30 p. ID.
 Judge D. J. Half, one of the leading attorneys for the Fl Tigre Company, left this morning for Cananea, after remaining in Douglas since Saturday.
 Owing to the long run to Deming the night performance of the Barnum Bailey circus in Douglas. Thursday October 5th, will begin at o'clock Doors open at 6.
 Inspector Charles Gonnell of this city. who is now on vacation, writes to friends from California, saying that he is having a good time. He is expected to arrive home on October 5th.
 Mrs. O. s. Long and her daughter, Miss Maude Long, left this morning for Compton, Cal, where Miss Maude will enter school Mrs. Long will re main with her daughter during the school term. MT. Long is the owner of a ranch property near Compton.
 c. H. Wilkie is, back in Douglas from Sierra Prieta, Sonora, where he has been for several months. Mir Wilkie says there is much activity at Sierra Prieta, where the Black Mountain, Mining Company is build ing a 12O-stamp mill to work gold ore, which they have in great quantity
 MT. and Mrs. o. B. Whipple left this morning for a visit to Los An geles and other California points, af- ter which they will make their home in either Pocatello or Boise, Idaho. MT Whipple was foreman of the ma chine shops and both he and his wife have many friends in Douglas who regret their departure. /
 MT and Mrs. F. L. Fitch returned yesterday from an enjoyable visit to Cloudcroft, Alamogordo and Fl Paso. They were gone one week. MT. Fitch said that none of the places visited looked better to him that Douglas. He returned to his duties as hostler in the yards of the South western this morning.
 Ed Bernoudy has returned from a visit to the coast.
 Charles Erskine, motorman at the Calumet and Arizona smelter, who was hurt in. an accident recently, is again at work.
 Major Frank Watts has returned from Los Angeles, having placed his daughter in school there. J. G. Calligan of Clifton is visitor in Douglas.
 Walter Johnson has been appointed yardman, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James Shelton. Miss Rose Reese, daughter of Dep uty Collector Reese, left last night on her return to Kansas City, after a visit with her parents. Line Rider Mcknight arrived yes terday from Naco, having followed the line the entire distance. He will remain in Douglas for a week. Superintendent Kelly of the Naco- zaTi railroad returned to his head quarters at the southern terminus of line today
 R. Zellner, the popular piano man, "HO lS fiSlliuS OOuSldS TUT lC" days, says that he finds the southern part of the Territory in excellent shape.
 Tim Taft, one Of the pest known mining men in this section, was a passenger on the NacOzari train this morning. He will visit a number of properties while on the trip.
 Mrs. W. L. Gray left this morning to return to her home in Nogales. Mrs. Gray is the mother of Mrs. E. l.. Thornton of this city, and was here for several weeks on a visit.
 Mrs. M. M. Sanders and three chil dren came up from their home at Yzabel, Sonora, yesterday. Mrs. San ders left this morning for Salt Lake, Utah, via Fl Paso, to attend the an- nual conference of the Church of Lat ter Day Saints. She will leave the children at Colonia Diaz, Chihuahua,