Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-03

or four days.
 Mrs. J. B. Terrell and children ar rived in the city from Cananea last evening.
 J. J. Hockett, who has been at Ma cozari for some months past, came in yesterday.
 F. H. Hannigan, rancher of the valley, left for Kankakee, IT., yester- day.
 Miss Mary Dowdle mas returned from a visit to Mrs. w. c. Greene at Can anea, where she spent several weeks.
 Washouts on the Southwestern de layed the yesterday morning train two hours.
 Mrs. Jake Shearer left yesterday for Tombstone, where she goes to spend a few days with old friends.
 Joe Conner, who has been at the Fl Tigre mine for the past few weeks, left yesterday for Kansas City.
 c. B. Bell is in the city for few days up from the mines he is inter- ested in to the south of here.
 W. H. Holland is in from the Santa l AIcEniry within few days.
 ". H. H. Davenport, interested in gold propositions below Moctezuma, came in from that camp yesterday.
 Chas. T. Cornell left yesterday for Tucson, where he accompanied an alien Mexican whom he arrested here g few days ago.
 Mrs. A. NJ Dyer, principal of the Seventh street school, is expected to re turn home from the coast within the 1ext few days.
 H. c. StiIlman left for the Fl Ngre district yesterday to gather funds and specimens for the mineral exhibit at Albuquerque and Columbus.
 The contributed article on ''The Red Special' in yesterdays Dispatch was from A. J. Taylor, a typographical er- Tor. attributing it to the pen of c. A. Taylor
 Mrs. c. NJ. Seamans and Arthur, who have been spending the summer with relatives in Colorado, are expect eG to arrive this morning.
 Several government officials who have been in Douglas for several days past, left on the afternoon train for the west.
 c. w. Weeks has resigned his posi- ton in the Copper Queen store and will take up his residence in Junction City, Colo.
 Jay Augustine left for the mines of the Belen company yesterday, expect ing to remain about Cumpas on the properties of the company for several weeks.
 John Scott. brother of Rufe and Andy Scott. and who has been i'll at the Calumet hospital fer several weeks Das.. was able to leave the hospital yesterday.
 Miss Eva WOlcott has arrived from Tombstone preliminary to taking up the work of teaching here this winteI. Miss Wolcott taught in Douglas a couple of years ago.
 Albert Beyersdorfer will sever his connection with the Arizona Drug com pany the middle of this month. He will be succeeded by H. H. Hunter, "ELl hAONA HCiE5 III I-AldALCd anu III Bisbee.
 Louis HoultOn, superintendent of the Anderson-Apache. came in from the property yesterday, where he has been for several weeks NIT. HOulton has been making a fine showing during his management.
 Mrs. Rigdon and Miss Wood, wife and neice of Dr. Frank RigdOn, arrived frcn Ohio yesterday and will make Douglas their future home. Miss Wood will teach language in the Douglas schools the coming year.
 F.. B. Holman, formerly chief clerk for the TransvaaI Copper company and also formerly connected with the South western, returned to the city yesterday from the front of the railroad work Of the Espee Mexican extension below CuIiacap.
 Joe Larrieu, one of the old resi- dents and business men of the Chiri- cahuas and who is now proprietor of at Benson, was in Douglas yesterday on his way to Paradise. He has some the Banks hotel, the popular hostelry good mining property up there and ex- poets to begin soon on his annual as sessment work.
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