Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-07

 NEWS
 IN BRIEF

Douglas, Ariz., Feb. -(SpeciaI =
 Rev. J. D. Thomason, of Blue Springs, Mo, left this morning for old Missouri, after visiting his son, c. c. Thomson in Douglas. Mrs. Rogers, late of Phoenix, who will have charge of the Western Un- ion Telegraph office in Douglas. has arrived in the city and will take charge at once.
 Manuel Nasquez, engineer in the Moctezuma mining district of Sonora, returned home today after a few days in Douglas on business. R. l.. Hogue and wife were in Doug las this morning and yesterday They returned to Sonora this afternoon. Mir. Hogue is the assayer and ore buy CT for the Transvaal Copper company and came to the city to make the sale o1 piece of mining property.
 H. Nj. Hyde will leave tonight for Fl Paso, Texas.
 D. E. Heller, of the firm of Heller & Wright, left yesterday afternoon for California. where he goes on bus mess. It is reported that he will go to Lower California, Mexico. before he returns, to make examination and report on a mining property.
 B. F. Graham went west yesterday n the afternoon train.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gid Graham left last night for California, where Mrs. Ora ham will receive treatment in a san itarium, she having been in poor health for several months.
 F. L. Hunter, formerly superinten- dent of the Southwestern. was in the city yesterday. MT. Hunter is now in charge of the supply department of the entire system.
 w. L. York. Bob Tate and Andy Tong came in yesterday afternoon from the York mining properties in Sonora. Andy Tong went on to Bis bee.
 George D. McDill, international sec retary of the Y. NJ. C. A, who has been for several days nDouglas help- ing to launch the local branch of the association, left this afternoon for Los Angeles. He will go from Los Angeles to his home in Chicago, Hi nois.
 Claud Foster, a rancher from Yza- bal, Sonora, is registered at the Inter- national hotel.
 J. S. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas came up this morning from Nacozari and left this afternoon for Bisbee.
 Charlie Hanson, the mining engi- neer, came up today from the Monte Visto mine in Sonora.
 Superintendent c. A. Brown of the Nacozari railroad came to Douglas this morning on the Nacozari train.
 H. N. Reno, of the Copper City Brewery, went to Bisbee this after noon.
 Supervisor c. A. Taylor went to Tombstone this afternoon to attend meeting of the board of supervis- ors of Cochise county, which con venes tonight to dispose of some con- tracts which went over from the last meeting.
 H. c. Margarell contemplates the erection of an apartment house in the rear of his hotel on Thirteenth street. It will have four apartments of three rooms each.
 Col. J. l.. Wood returned this fore noon from a business trip to Mocte- zuma.
 Miss Myrtle Bush, who is employed in the postofice at Bisbee, is spend ing the day in Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Worthington re- turned Saturday from their wedding trip to Guaymas.
 There will be regular meeting of the city council this evening.
 c. P Eddy, formerly president of the Fl Paso & Northeastern railway, which was sold last year to the Fl Paso & Southwestern, becoming a part of that system, and c. B. Simp- son, who has been manager of the Dawson Fuel company, arrived this afternoon in the private car Alamo gordo. The car was switched to the smelter. They are here to visit Doug las, Bisbee and Cananea.