Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
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 Del Lewis was around today. shak- ing hands with his many friends. Del said that the San Pedro valley looked fine in spots, but not every where, as this seasons rains so far had not been of a general character.
 Porter Mcdonald came down from from Tombstone and stated that live stock was never In peter condition than now. He expects several heavy shipments from Mexico shortly, which he will have to inspect at the port of entry, Naco in this instance, according to the territorial laws.
 There is considerable dissatisfaction among the business men of Lowell on account of the unwillingness of two of the saloon men of the town. the last ones to locate here, to sign the con tract, binding themselves to exclude females from their places of business. This policy is universally condemned as a very short sighted one. and puts the parties in very unenviable light before the community. There is ab- solutely no question, that the action of these recalcitrants will force annexa- tion to Bisbee, and then these parties win have to pay city license, besides having to keep the females out Of their places. Females in saloons must go. is the slogan, and If the sa- loon men do not conform to the sentiment of the majority of the pop ulation as expressed in the above slo- gan. well. then, they will have to take their medicine straight.
 Peter Henderson had an experience last night that he will probably not care to repeat. He went home some what late at night, and as he went on his road bit, just south of Lowell. he fell into an uncovered prospect hole some fifteen deet deep and filled with about three feet of water. The water broke his fall, so that he re- ceived no grave injuries beside few scratches but he had to stay in the wet hole shivering until three o'clock in the morning before his cries at tracted the attention of some miners on their way home, who helped the poor man out of his unfortunate pre- 6icament.
 Mir. J. NJ. Johnson has returned from his vacation, refreshed in body and mind. Things will be humming henceforth in the Johnson addition.
 Gregg W. Summers was the big man from Lowell who attended the Demo cratic love feast at Benson.
 'Possum Bob Fraser, from Naco, was in town to see how soon he would be able to open up his wet goods estab- lishment with good old Southern 'Possum feast.
 A great many Lowellites intend leav- ing for Tombstone tomorrow. Judge
 
 Mir. c. w. Hull was up from Don Luis, looking well and smiling as usu- al. Charley says that great >prepara- tions will be made to make the wrest- ling match between Sid Varney and Charles Harold. which is to come off at the Don Luis Athletic Park on Sep tember 18th next, a grand success.
 The greatest glSmeration of fierce Nfmrods fhst ever left these parts be. took ;..Sefr to the Chiricahuas last ev- ening, to hunt bear, squirrel or jack rabbits. If there is such a thing as a protecting spirit of wild things, then it had better sound the warning right now. and have it's porteges scamper to tall timber, because Geo. Humm, Thos. Fitzsimmons, Peter Duffy, Clark Win ans, Geo. Bachman and Otto Schmidt are dead shots, every mothers son of them. and can tell a jack rabbit from a white-tailed deer any time they see one They expect to be gone about ten days.
 Dr. W. W. McVea. an American dent ist, recently from Torreon, State of Coahuila Mexico, has decided to To- cate in Lowell. and has taken offices in the Mason building.
 Ernasto Garcia a BjShee bartender, wanted to play bad man in Lowell, but did no more than get started, when