Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-29

Douglas which will make our progress
in the past seem small"
j. Calisher-"The business situation
here being SO far superior to other
places Is a source of thankfulness to
us all and there are the improved con-
ditions which surround observers,
better streets, a healthy city to live
in, and a rapidly growing population"
j. G. Erickson of Erickson end
Howe-"Dougias is one of the very
best cities In all the territory and it
is our good fortune 70 live in such a
city and amid such surroundings as
we have here"
Mr. Huxtable, Douglas Drug com
pany-1 Douglas is so much better OF
than any other place we hear of"
A. A. Douglas maintains
her steady growth. The tax rate is
the lowest in the territory notwith-
standing all the improvements that
we are making, new sewer, new fire
department, better streets well light
ed, an excellent city government, and
above all there is no sign OF going
backward and no reason to expect any
depreciation in our realty values but
rather a steady and growing demand
for our property from those in other
places attracted to us by the splendid
conditions which prevail here"
Mr.. Curry of the Emporium-'For
life, DeUrer worm IlyIng mere IMAM
elsewhere, for a climate and condi-
lions conducive to health, long life
and thesenioyment of long life, for
hustling, go-ahead city where there
is so much more prosperity to be
found than in the average city any
where in the world"
F. " Moreno-'1 am thankful that
came TO Douglas, thankful to have
won the confidence of Douglas people
and thankful for the patronage they
have given that has made us, a
young firm, a business success, thank
full the efforts we have made have
won and are winning added conf
dence and thankful to be at the feet
of the Douglas public instead of that
of any other city"
Uncle Jim"-"I am thankful for
prosperity and boosters. and want to
see more of both another year, for we
cannot have too much of either. l
am thankful to have seen the city put
on 25 per cent population in the last
year and to have grown up with it.
All that is necessary is to keep boost
ing and in another year we shall be
well along to the 10000 population
we are bound to have in but a short
time"
e. r. Pirtle said-''Where others
have had so much trouble we have
reason to give thanks that we have
been so free from trouble, no bank
failures and no business failures, a
steady demand for property, good
healthy and good moral conditions all
add to the pleasant features we have
to consider. I am glad to live in
Douglas and to be part of ali she
is accomplishing"
At the First National bank Mr.!
Hanks said-"Douglas has much to be
thankful for in her stability and
strength and for the intelligence of
her business men and citizens. These
were quick to recognize conditions
and equally quick to adapt themselves
to them, and their common sense and
good judgment have done much al
ready to relieve the financial situa-
ton forming the rays of sunshine now
appearing through the black clouds of
gloom. Conditions are lettering the
country over and We must give thanks
for that"
Mr. Ellis at the Bank Of Douglas
said-'rLet US be thankful that coudi-
tons are getting better instead OF
worse and that the danger seems 10
be over. Our citizens have acted the
part of sensible business men, have
pulled the city through threatened
business trouble and made her stand
out as an example to other commune
ties and in the future will reap sure
reward from the added confidence and
respect their course will bring us. Ali
this and much more are grounds for
thanksgiving"