Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.


 Jim Wiikie. the Cananea mining man. prominently interested in the West Cananea, is spending week in Bisbee in the interests of his people.
 Jack Falls took flying trip to his properties in the Solomon Springs dis trict yesterday.
 Fred Hedburg spent the latter part of the week just past, in Bisbee.
 Charley Hull. ex-mayor Of Don Luis, was circulating around the city yester- day on business.
 Mrs. Huffman and daughter were up from Naco pumping station yesterday on a shopping expedition, returning in the evening.
 Pete Hansen returned from Doug las yesterday where he went on busi- ness connected with the condemna- tion proceedings against the Hansen Garden addition by the county.
 Al Stearns left yesterday for the Yellowstone district to look after as- sessment work on properties near the old Johnny Pearce property.
 Mac Sinclair has returned home from an extended trip to Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Nova Scotia.
 Knotty Wilson, one of the fathers of Naco. came over yesterday to take part in pay day.
 Tom Peppers is up from the Ceniza district. Sonora, to which locality he will return when the weather gets cooler and investors begin to flock into Douglas.
 Charley Lannon came over from Cananea yesterday, where he has been at work this summer, and will return today.
 Harry Blackford passed through to- day from Tombstone and the Dragons where he has been doing assessment work on his mining property.
 Johnny Fielding went through from Sonora 10 Benson yesterday on his way to Tucson. He will return to the Sonora mining field in October.
 Patsy Gill left yesterday afternoon for Cananea and will do some pros pecting in the Arizpe district before returning.
 Cal Jordan started to Magdalena yesterday. where he expects to enter the employment of the Black Noun tain company.
 Henry Freeman arrived from the lower Yaaui yesterday afternoon and will return south after brief stay Tn Bisbee.
 Arthur Simons came in from the Chiricahuas yesterday, where he has been health hunting for the past three weeks. He will go to his property near Bacoachi the last of the week.
 Mrs. Frank B. Moson, wife of the general manager of the Greene Cattle Company. arrived in the city yesterday morning from Hereford. and will spend a couple of days iD the district visiting relatives.
 T. Fields. a member of the Calumet & Arizona engineering corps, returned to-tfe city last evening after an aD- sence of several days.
 Arthur Daniels left last evening for inc east where he will spend the next few weeks, and probably return to the Warren district q married man.
 Editor George H. Kelly, of the in- ternarfnnal-Am of Douglas, who snen+ yesterday in the city on busl- ness will return to his headquarters in the shelter city this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. J. McCabe left yes +erday morning for their home In the Hucahuca mountains, after the super visor had spent a couple of days here attending to matters in connection with the granting of permit for the electric car line proposed by the war ren Company along Naco Road Oe- tween the city and Lowell.
 E. J. Collins, formerly of this clty' but. now interested in mining In the Tonouah section of Nevada, left Tor the coast yesterday morning atter spending a few days here visiting friends.
 Bryan K. Morse, superintendent of the Ortega Mining Company, passed through the city yesterday morning, returning to Cananea from Fl Paso, where he spent few days securing a new boiler for use on the property
 E. A. Hayes of Douglas left yester- day morning for Cananea. where he will spend few days looking over the mining situation in the interests of Mines and Mining, Denver puOlica- ton.