Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. E. &. Carpenter es Cananeas who has been spending couple of days here on business connected with his mining property in the Santa Cruz Mountain district. of northern Sonora, ieft yesterday afternoon for his hvad- quarters !n the big camp across the border.
 j. A. Hoover, the well known local broker left last evening for Douglas, to spend today there visiting friends.
 D. A. Richardson of Douglas, pass ed through the city last evening re where he has spent the past wek da where he has spent the past few days on business.
 Editor Dorr of the Douglas Daily Dispatch. passed through the city last evening returning to his home in the Shelter City, after vacation of sew eral weeks, spent in Southern Cali sc===i:as
 W. E. Kelly, general manager of the Consolidated Printing and Publishing Company. Iefr yesterday morning for his headquarters in Tucson, after a hurried trip to the southern portion of the territory on business connect ed with his interests here.
 NllN EluSluCCI dNANGlHh lCll llIc NAlN on last evenings train for the east, intending to spend today visiting friends in Douglas.
 John A. Duncan. the we'll known mining man, left for his home in St Joseph, Mo, last evening after spend ing a couple of weeks in this section of the country looking after his in terests.
 James s. Gibbs and Harry Duey, members of the firm of Duey & Over lock, left for Douglas to spend couple of days looking after matters of business at that point.
 Dr. W. E. Hankin went to Douglas last evening to spend today.
 Sheriff Jack White left yesterday morning for his headquarters in Tombstone after spending several days in the district.
 Deputy City Marshal Frank John son left the city yesterday morning bound for the California coast to spend several weeks vacation.
 J. S. Douglas left yesterday morn ing for his headquarters in NacoZari.
 E. K. Eliinwood, counsel for the PhelpslDodge intsrests, returned to the city yesterday afternoon from Douglas, where he spent a couple of days on business
 Carl Clausen left yesterday morn ing for Cananea to spend a few days looking after his Interests in that section.
 Rev. Harvey M. Shields returned to the city yesterday morning from Phoenix, where he attended the funeral of Adjutant General Ben w Leavell, who died suddenly at his home in Tempe on Thursday.
 Henry Hamburg, manager of the Princeton Company, operating in the Huachucas, left yesterday morning for the property. after spending a few days here.
 W. H. Brophy spent yesterday in Douglas looking after his extensive interests.
 W. D. Kinsey left yesterday after noon for Hereford to spend today wis ting friends and attending to some matters of business requiring his at tention at that point.
 IL. Goonbs. connected with the Copper Queen engineering force in Douglas. spent yesterday in the city, and will return home this morning.
 Frank J. Graf left yesterday morn ing for the coast to visit his father, who has been seriously i'll for some weeks past.
 o. P. Kroeger. the well known con. tractor, returned to his home in Wa. ren yesterday morning from Douglas where he spent couple of days look ing after building operations, in which he is interested.
 Clarence c. KrinbilI will return from his vacation to resume his du ties in this city about September 2.