Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-17
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.

| Douglas, Ariz., Jan. Ib.-tSpeclal.)-
 A. w. Quirlaval of Las Cruces. New Mexico, who has been in Douglas for several days, left this morning for Benson, where he will lock into some mining deals he has on foot in that ! district
 w H. Moore, recently of the Copper Queen store, left today for Ithaca, N. Y, his old home. Miss Kathrine Pax ton succeeds him as auditor at the Copper Queen store. There will be dance at the Wood men Hall this evening to signalize the opening of the Douglas Dancing Acad- emy.
 w. B. Cramer of the Copper Queen smelter, received the news a day or two since of the death of his father in Ansonia, Conn. MT Cramer will go to Connecticut in a few weeks to assist in the settlement of his fathers estate.
 Harry Fleming is to be with Duey & Overlook at Bisbee. He was for merly with the Copper Queen smelter in Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Reed are re- turned to Douglas after several weeks spent in eastern cities. Mrs. Reed was formerly Miss Henrietta Worth ington. They spent some time in New York
 Ben Goldman of Naco returned home this morning after several days in Douglas on business. Mir. Goldman was formerly in business in Douglas
 Contractor o'Connor went to Bis bee this morning.
 Conductor George, Of Fl Paso, came this morning to Douglas.
 H. H. Rupert, formerly chief dis patcher here of the Fl Paso & South western, is up from Old Mexico on a visit to his Douglas friends.
 F. B. King of Fl Paso, H. J. Sim mons chief clerk, passed through this morning en route to Tombstone on Fl Paso & Southwestern business.
 B. J. O'Reilly, of the county asses sor's office, returned with his family to Bisbee this morning.
 Mrs. W. M. Heyn left for Osborn this morning.
 T. T. Hines left this morning for the lime quarry east of Douglas. He reports the work of getting out the lime under his contract with the Douglas smelters to be moving fol- ward nicely. The crushing machinery cannot be installed until a well has been bored, as water is necessary for laying the cement foundation for the machinery. It is expected that an abundance of water will be secured at a depth of 15G feet.
 w R. Thurston. of the Mines and Shelter Supply company, returned had been'for several days on business. MT. Thurstor says Globe is now enjoy ing prosperity which might be re- garded as boom.
 Trainmaster Eifert went on the train this morning to Hachita.
 Mrs. Miller, of the International ho- tel, returned this morning from Naco- zari, where she went Saturday.
 J. w. Webb of Bisbee is in Doug las. He is a veteran of the Span ish-American war and has seen ten years of service in the United States army in the Philippines.
 Senor Carlos Sato of Nacozari. a mining man, is registered at the h. ternational hotel.
 Mrs. Charlie Brown came up this morning from Nacozari.
 Miss Aileen Berg of Fl Paso re- turned today from Nacozari.
 Mrs. Frame returned this morning from Nacozari where she has been on business.
 E. P Fleming, of the assaying de partnent of the Copper Queen smell ter, returned from his vacation Sat urday evening and resumed work this morning. He has ben absent for month. visiting New York and Bos- ton during that time.
 O. K. Eisenhart of Nacozari is in the city He is a mining maA of that district.
 T. l.. Crane of NacozaTi, a mining man of Sonora, is in the city today.
 hr. Clarence L. Grubbs of Temple, Texas. arrived in the city this after noon. Ar Grubbs will be social sec retary of the Y M. C. A. of Douglas and will assist in the opening on Feb ruary l.
 W. H. Dial went to Bisbee and Low ell this afternoon on legal business.