Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-18
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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Il C. B. Bell went to Fl Paso last might.
 Robert Rae returned from Bisbee last evening.
 B. J. Mcfarland came in from Tue. son last night.
 Dr. and Mrs Ira Ayres of Nacozari are in'Douglas.
 Tio York returned to his miningg property yesterday after several days in Douglas and vicinity. Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Stewart and baby of Fl Paso are guests registered lat the Queen.
 Mrs. J. S. McPhersen is home from an extended visit to friends in Chi cago.
 John P. Gull, a candidate on the Democratic ticket flor county treasur. CT, was in Douglas yesterday. J. C. Hershey of Pittsburg and T. H. Merritt of Duluth were in the city yesterday after visit to mining prop erty in which they are interested in Sonora They left last evening for Los Angeles.
 | Chas. Romadke returned yesterday from Nacozari, where he went to col lect mining exhibit for the Chamber of Commerce and Mines. | Galen F. Humbert came down from Bisbee last night Mir. Humbert is a candidate for district attorney on the Republican ticket.
 Mrs. J. D. Thompson came in rom Fl Paso yesterday and is a guest at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Farmer
 Mrs. H. R. Carson and little boy have returned from Texas. where she has been visiting her parents.
 W. Iverson, one of the well known cattle men north of Wilcox, arrived in Douglas yesterday and is the guest of s. s. Badger.
 E. R. Brownstead returned from Moctezuma yesterday after several days looking after his mining business at that point
 General Manager s. J. Simmons of the Southwestern, accompanied by his family in the private car San Pedro, passed through the city yesterday en route to the coast.
 l Fred Drake. manager of the Copper Queen stores shoe department, was a business visitor in Bisbee yester day.
 Mrs. R. s. Rossignol, of the Wood ward hotel, is home from Chicago where she went for an operation at a Chicago hospital She returns AAuch improved in health.
 NJ. J. Cunningham of Bisbee passed through yesterday from the White mountains, where he went on a hunt ing expedition. He states that there is an abundance of game in that sec 1 tion.
 Superintendent King and Chief l Train Dispatcher McCbllum, of the | Southwestern, were in conference here yesterday planning for the Ba. num show trains which will be handled east from Benson over the Southwestern | the latter part of the month. There ! are eighty cars in three sections in | the big show.
 Mrs. Marksbury has just received l a beautiful vase which was recently | dug up in Mexico which is attracting | considerable attention among the | archealogists. It has many interesting l designs and inscriptions which are not l known to this section of the country. |
 William Botoff is a new ticket agent 1 at the E. P. & S. W. J. A. Spellacy | has gone to Denver on sixty days l leave of absence, accompanied by his l wife.
 4 pistol shot was fired through the i window of the L. D. Mccartney estab- | lishment on G avenue Tuesday night. | It is supposed that the shot was fired in an effort to pot Joe Phillips the 1 night watchman.
 Conductor James Moulton of the | Southwestern is i'll at his home in this l city.
 The boys are busily engaged arrang- ing for the smoker for the band in l return for one given by the band some time ago.
 Frank Abrams has been in Douglas | and Bisbee recently from Naco. He | sees great things ahead for the little l border city from which he halls. The | Is. P. interests, he says. will before a | great while boom Naco.
 Jack Boston, a well known resident of Bisbee, who 1as many friends in Douglas, is seriously ill at Tucson.
 Scores of Douglas citizens took in the celebration at Agua Prieta yester- day and last night.
 Secretary Eastman and Physical Di- rector Baltzley of the Y. M. c. A. will soon be able to announce the work and plans for the fall and win ter season at the associations home.
 That George U. Ashby. formerly | well known in Globe and now at Bis bee. is a wife deserter, was the charge made in letter received Monday by County Clerk Smalley of Globe from Ronald c. Glover, an attorney of Sal i em, Oregon. Glover asked whether there was anything in the court rec ords to show that Ashby had been granted a divorce in Gila county.