Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16


 ---------- from Bisbee last night and are reg istered at the Savoy. They are in- terested in mines in Sonora.
 W. K. Moore went to Bisbee this morning.
 Mrs. J. R. Shannon, Mrs. J. M. Rid dle and Mrs. L. C. Scott went to Bis been this morning.
 President Larson of the Mormon church went to Bisbee this morning.
 A. E. J. Tovey went to Naco on the early morning train and will return this evening.
 Charles Hanson and Tim Taft left on the trafn today to return to the Monte Vista mine, east of Cos. This mine is attracting much attention now and will no doubt soon become one Of the most important producers in So- nora. Mir. Hanson has charge of the development work. Mir. Taft is the owner of some promising claims in the vicinity.
 F. B. Dorr, of the Dispatch, has received a telegram from Los Angeles that Mrs Doris mother. Mrs. Breck- enridge, is very i'll. Mrs. Dorr will leave immediately to attend her mother in Los Angeles.
 Rev. Oakes left this morning for Tombstone to be absent ten days. He goes to assist Rev. Hyde of that city in a meeting.
 ". E. Mouldin went to Bisbee this morning.
 Avery Curry spent Sunday in Naco
 !. O'Connor of Kansas City, audi tor for the Luck Tiger mining com any, left this morning for Cananea on business for Fl Tiger.
 Mrs. Norcup and her two little boys, who were here several days last week visiting Mrs. Norcup's daughter, who is a teacher in the publis schools in this city, returned to their home in Deming yesterday morning.
 James Brophy, of the Brophy Car riage company, was in Douglas yes terday looking over his empty coal yard He stated at the depct, while waiting for the train for Bisbee, that he would pile up enough coal in his fuel yard next summer to insure this city against any scarcity another sea son.
 M E. Brophy of Bisbee was in Doug las yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs s. w. French visited in Bisbee Saturday, returning home yesterday morning
 A4 sate this afternoon on the Nacozari train.
 MT. George D. McDill, International secretary for the southwest, is ex- pected in Douglas Thursday, Jan. 1s-
 Tn view of the early arrival of MT. McDili in this city, Contractor Stewart has deferred the transfer of the build ing, to the Association till his arrival. During the erection of the building the business transactions connected herewith have been conducted be- tween the gentlemen named, and it Is fitting that they should personally conduct the final transfer.
 Jn the meantime the work of clean ing and placing the permanent fix lures of the building is being rushed. Arrangements having been made with the contractor for such work.
 It will be necessary during the days of cleaning to keep the doors closed to the public. It will be best for all to see the building when it is completed. This the citizens of Doug las will have an opportunity to do soon.
 Mir. Clarence J. Hicks, senior In- ternational Y NJ. c. A. secretary of New York city, has accepted the. in vitation to be present at the opening of the building. He will deliver an address to the men of Douglas while in the city Arrangements will be made for the men to meet Mir. Hicks.
 Several men have taken advantage of the suggestion of last week, and have presented their applications for membership. receiving their tickets. We desire again to state that the As sociasion is for the men of Douglas. irrespective of class or creed. All tickets issued now date from Febru- ary 1st. 1866