Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
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PERSONAL MENTION.

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 Attorney R. c. Stanford of the firm city yesterday from Nogales, where he went on legal business.
 Judge c. A. Mcdonald returned to the city yesterday from Tombstone. where he went to hear the argument of the demurrer to the complaint in the case of the Cadena de Cobre Mining Co. vs. Hughes. ct al The judge is one of the directors of the company.
 P. T. McRae, the vice president of the St. David Artesian We'll company, came to town last night from St. David. A meeting of the directors of the company was called for last night u take up some matters of import ance, and Mir. McRae came up to at tend.
 F. O. Mackie. the well contractor, who came to town to attend the meet ing of the directors of the St. David Aresian Well company, will leave for Benson tomorrow evening.
 MT. Garnet King, the general agent of the E. P. & s. w. system, was ill town yesterday on business connected with the Elks' trip to Denver.
 MT. and Alfred Paul., who left for the coast recently are reported as among those registering at the Hol- ieLbeck hotel.
 Mrs. l. W. Wallace and children, who have been visiting with friends in Tombstone, returned to the ~city last evening.
 Emil Marks went to Douglas last evening on business. He will return to the city this evening and return to the coast to ioin Mrs. Marks and family as soon as he has finally closed his realty deal in the city.
 H. W. Joergensen and Mrs. Joer- geLsen, nee Miss Cora Smith, are en- jCying a part of their honeymoon in Los Angeles.
 Del Lewis arrived in the city last evening from his ranch at St. David
 Ex-County Treasurer NJ. D. Scribner is in Los Angeles on a pleasure and business trip. ..r.
 F. s. Davenport of the Copper Queen general office clerical force left last evening for a two weeks visit iii Denver
 J ". Oatman, Arizona representa- tive of the American Biscuit company of San Francisco. spent yesterday in the city interviewing the local gro eers
 j. W. Pierce. drummer for J. A. Folger & Sons, San Francisco. who has been in Bisbee for the past two days in the interest of his firm, left yesterday for other towns in the ter ritory. #
 Mrs. W. B. Kelly and children have arrived safely in Los Angeles and are registered at the Hollenbeck.
 VIII J. Blackwell, southwestern travelling man for the National Bis cult company. with headquarters at Eo Paso, is registered at the Copper Queen
 Johnnie Mullen. a former Bisbee resident, came up from Douglas last evening for short business visit.
 Miss Florence Messner. who has been visiting with Bisbee friends, re- turned to her home in Douglas last evening.
 Mrs. Joseph Maldonado, wife of Court Interpreter Maldonado. has re- turned from Venice and Ocean Park, Cal. where she spent her summer va cation.
 Carl Clausen. the local mining ma chinery man, is registered at the Ma tick in los Angeles.
 (. D. Hill. formerly located in San Francisco. is in the city and has taken a position with Jeweler C. M. Henkel.
 Col. Frank Proctor and wife, who recently left for the coast. are To- cated at the HolIenbeck, where they arrived lately from San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Hurst will leave tomorrow evening for Denver on the Eiks' special, from which point they will proceed to their former home in Winnipeg. Canada, to spend months vacation.
 Joe Reed arrived in the city yester- day from Heyetia. where he Is inter ested in mining property. Reed will remain ir the city for few days in an endeavor to interest Bisbee capital in his holdings.
 Pen Tiattich, city treasurer of Tombstone, was a business visitor in the city yesterday shaking hands with old time friends
 W. E. Reed of Kelsey, Texas. was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday, coming IT from St David with Bishop J. s. Mer. Till MT. Reed has taken a ranch ir the San Pedro valley and will hence forth be among the voters who will oppose joint statehood.
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