Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-01

 NEWS
 IN BRIEF

JuuSe O. J. ft<An EctuIueu 10 OOuS- las last night from a trip to Can anea on Lucky Tiger business. H. B. Rice. assistant manager of the Copper Queen store. is in Naco- zari
 Uncle Jim Morris Iert this morn ing for Globe. Photographer Humphries went to Bisbee this morning. Frank Alley, ''Mescai.' went to Bis bee this morning. Frank Castro, merchant of Cos, came up yesterday afternoon on the delayed Nacozari train. Mrs. Graham, mother of Gid Ora ham and B. F. Graham, arrived this morning in Douglas from Sweetwater, Texas, and win visit here for some time.
 Robert Rae, auditor for the Phelps Dodge company, came in from Ei
 Paso this morning. Mr. Rae was accompanied by his wife.
 E. B. Haines and wife, from Mis- souri, are stopping at the Information al hotel and are being shown" about Douglas.
 W. K Moore returned this morning from Bisbee.
 H. c. Frost, the architect, returned
 this morning to Fl Paso.
 Ben Goldman left this forenoon for El Paso on a short business trip
 Mrs. H. B. Durham, acting city clerk, received a letter today from Albert NJ. Sames. stating that he was enjoying himself very much in the City of Mexico, and expected to be | back in Douglas by February IS. H. B. Rice, assistant manager of ! the Copper Queen store, went to Naco- | zari yesterday on a short business ! trip.
 T. T. Hines went out to his stone | quarry at Lee station this forenoon. NJ. F. Van Treese is helping out in
 the office of the Copper Queen store
 for a fews days during the illness of
 Nj. G. Zeftlin. J. B. Tomlinson of Cananea came
 in last night from the west and left this morning for Fl Paso. He will return to Douglas in a few days and go down the Nacozari road, where he l has extensive mining interests Ed Smith and F. A. Allen left for the Southern Pacific surveyors camp | near Morales this morning with a | pack train and buggy. They will go from the camp to the Roy mine ' and will prospect and hunt for a
 time.
 !, MT. and Mrs. D. Shaw of Los An geles are in the city and are stopping at the International hotel Lee Ramsey, of Pete Johnson's | ranch. is registered at the Interna- | tional hotel.
 H. B. Dunham had bad fall Sun day afternoon which has disabled
 him from work for several days, as ! he dislocated a bone in his right
 wrist. The other injuries he sus-
 tainea were a sprained great toe, a
 strained knee and elbow and several | bruises.
 The first carload of stone for the Presbyterian church arrived yester-
 day and Contractor Tarpey now has 8 force Of four stone cutters al work
 on it getting it ready for laying.
 Mrs. A. s. J. Shropshire is better,
 after suffering for some time with
 bronchitis.
 Col. Harrington came in from So
 aora points this afternoon on the de
 layed Nacozari train Dr. Van Dcrn of Koctezuma, for meyly chief surgeon st Cananea, was
 an arrival from Noctezuma on to- days Nacozari train c. D. McDill, accompanied by Clar- ence J. Hicks, international secretary of the Y N. c. A, passed through ! Douglas yesterday en route to Bisbee 1 and Cananea They will return to
 Douglas for the Y. A. c. A. opening
 Thursday.
 Mrs. A. E. Graham of SweetWater.
 Texas, is expected in Douglas tomor-
 row morning to visit the family of | her son Gid Graham. Superintendent Powell of the c. &