Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Thompson, xho along with Hon. Chas. Strong is interested iT several mining claims east of Doug las, distinguished for the high per centage of silicate, was in town yes terday looking over the old camp and loading his blackboard for his property on which he is now doing assessment work
 Captain Humphreys. who is at the head of producing proposition about six miles east of the Lucky Tiger, was a visitor to Bisbee yesterday on his way to tombstone where his family resides at present
 Harry Bsrkowitz. owning large hold ings in the Tordilio district. vas up from Douglas on business yesterday, returning on the evening train.
 Ed Bonnet, who has been down in the Moctezuma country for about two months. is in Bisbee, preparing to re- turn to his chosen field xi.h neat bit of Bisbee capital behind him.
 Charles N. Thomas returned to the city last evening from Tombstone, where he has spent the past few days with his son, Dee, who is being ntfd to await the action of the gran lury, charged with the murder of his ynng- CT brother, Southard.
 Oscar Doyle, well known focal rhar- macisr was a passenger yesterday morning for St. Louis, Mo, where he will spend about a week, and will then go to Kokomo, Indiana, where he will be married, returning tu the city in September.
 n. J. Franzen was a passenger cn the morning train for Hot Springs, Ark, where he will spend several weeks for the benefit of his health.
 Frank B. Moson. general manager of the Greene Cattle Company, is spending short time in the city and expects to return to his headquarters at Cananea this morning.
 Mr and Mrs. John A. Campbell Of Cananea. who have been in the city to attend the funeral of the latter's sister Mrs. George Toles, will leave this morning for their home.
 Momer Prickett, prominent busi- ness man of Douglas and member of the council passed through the city yesterday morning on his way to Can anea. to attend to some matters re-. quiring his attention in connection with his mining interests in Sonora.
 Probate Judge Frank Goodbody was a passenger on the afternoon train for his home in Tombstone, having been summoned there on account of the ill., ness of his son. 1
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Hurst returned to the city last evening from Hereford, where the former had matters of bus mess to transact.
 Martin Costello, the well known .Cochise county capitalist, was pas .senger yesterday morning for Tucson, ENhere he will spend few days look Bag after his various interests. R. R. Filipin left the city yesterday |morning bound for Chicago where he HNill spend a vacation of several wesks.
 H. A. Wilburn and E. H. McEach- jefn left the city for the east yester- day morning, the former for St. Louis and the latter for Kansas City.
 Tom Wright, the mining man, took flying trip to Douglas yesterday, re- sarning in the afternoon.
 Vie Stanley came down from Will COX yesterday where he first became Initiated in Western ideas, he being son of the Nutmeg state, and will leave for Sonora today to see what for eign country is really like.
 Frank Elvey, family and a few friends came up as far as Forests ranch from Douglas.
 Henry Stuessa, old-timer of BisbeeI and Douglas, is planning solo fishing and hunting trip to the upper Yaqui next week.
 Uncle Jim Callahan, the veteran track repairman, who owns several mining claims near Don Luis, was vis- iting the new an drising city of Doug las day before yesterday.