Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-02-29

immigration Ofncef Onlln yesterday
and sent to Tucson for examination.
He has three brothers working at the
smelter who have kept the prisoner In
hiding for some time. He was arrest.
ed on the charge of entering the coun-
try without inspection. The brothers
wanted to detain him in this country
long enough to determine his residence
States institution for the insane In
stead Of Mexican institution.
A mail box is being put up at the
station TO receive outgoing or incoming
mail. Now 1t will not be necessary to
meet the trains to get a letter off in
a hurry. All outgoing mail is taken
up by the NAH clerk on the train when
IT arrives. Passengers going through
who have mail for Douglas residents
will be accommodated, too, for the
city carrier viii call every evening at
1880 for mail addressed to Douglas
residents.
/ One Of the most pleasant occasions
which have occurred at the Country
club grounds took place yesterday,
when the ladies' golf contest was play
ed. 1t drew out all lady members of
the popular organization. The crowd
was thoroughly enthusiastic and jolly
and every participant had good time.
| Miss Norma Lincoln won the first
prize under the handicap, getting the
set of golf clubs
Mrs. S. s. Badger won the honora
of the event in making the lowest
score, which was IS. Mrs. Badger was
awarded the set of golf balls which
were put up by Expert John Adams
This is the lowest score which mas
been made by the ladies on the Doug
las links.
There were twenty ladies entered In
the contest and some good scores were
made. Now that the ladies have
launched this contest and general en-
thusiasm prevails, it is to be hoped
that more interest will be shown.
One of the large front windows Of
the Grand Rapid Furniture store is
broken as the result of collision of
a drunken man yesterday afternoon.
The fellow was all to the bad and his
Zig-zag course up the street threateneu
every store window and telephone pole
along his way. They ali escaped but
the window on the corner, the last
one he came. to in the block. When
he got along side of it he gave a sud
den plunge and landed square against
it with his shoulder. The window
was broken Big cracks struck out in
all directions. the lower part Of the
window which was hardest hit fell to
pieces, but the upper part held In
tact Street Supervisor King took the
drunk to Jail.
! The members of the Douglas cham
Der of commerce's executive commit
tee will hold their first meeting this
evening when arrangements will be
made for carrying on the immediate
work of organization. At this meeting
it is likely that subcommittee will
be appointed to carry on the work on
the various departments.
| There have been several applica-
tons for the position of secretary of
the organization, but no action in the
matter will be taken for some time.
Those in charge are in no particular
hurry about securing a secretary and
they will probably be very deliberate
in making their choice as everything
depends on getting the right sort of
a man.
1t has been suggested that the mem
bership in the organization secured at
the banquet Tuesday night date from
March 1. The following is a list of
the members:
A. A. Dudley, F. NJ Peironnet, NJ.
Dicus, Thomas B. Wiseman, Brophy
Carriage company, A. Aronwald, M. S.
Winnie, e. r. Bryce. ]. e. Suits, James
| II. East, d. A. Richardson, Frank w.
Doan, Douglas Gas Corporation, F. e.
Murphy, F. E. Selden, Albert M.
Sames, James Logic, e. H. Gessell, C.
H. Goshen, ]. w. Stonehouse, w. R.
Gabriel, w. deli. Washington, F. ].
Pearson, George H. Kelly, "A. G. Cur
ry, F. Krentz, H. L. Noble, M, S. Butt
ner, Frank Ramsey, William Kline, C.
B. Mabee. w. ]. Slaughter, F. C..
Booth, A. N. Corona, William Neville,
J. Elerby Hall, d. T. Green, F. w.
Nichols, d. N. Darling. Lew Morris
w. w. Webb, c. r. Temple, T. A
Daley. W.. NJ. Adamson, Warren W.
Welcome, A. D. Archuleta, Albert Bey-
ersdorfer, F. B. Dorr, Walter Doug
las, E. R. Pirtle, w. w. windham, C.
10. Ellis, E. Fleischer, w. A. Greene
Jose Peralta, Daniel A O'Donovan,
Frank Comte, W. l. Hodges, N. E.
Adams, C. B. Drake, W. C. Broyles, F.
w. Faust, R. L. Gibson, E. P. Grindell,
r. W. Arthur, w. H. Reno, Malcolm
Burns. w. F. Nihart, j. T. Ross, F. T.
Wright, A. C. Lockwood, Charles H.
Howe, ]. B. Speed, C. o. Thomas, c.
A Taylor, J. @. Erickson, A. Y.
Wright, o. o. Hammill Alfred Paul
s. F. Mcguire, H. r. Berger, George
Madison, J. Levy. NJ. G. Zeitlin, ]. A.
Finney, H. Karl Hafke, r. S. Hooper,
H. E. Stone, Bassett Lumber company,
Antonio Maza, w. S. Dixon, George w.
Cass, E. G. Mustain, Robinson Bros,
r. P. Kelly, J. NJ Sparks, J. E. Kntaz.
iewicz, H. B. Rice, H. s. Kenyon, H.
N. Reno, J. G. Ewell, H T. Cuthbert,
L. c. Hanks, T. E. Wilson. R. L. Scott,
W. H. Fisher, C. A. Overlook, Andy
Scott, George E. Wilson, jr., R. B.
Sims, John Lynch, H. J. Wright, b.
B. Grove. Taylor Cyclone store, H. G..
Magarrell, A. A. Fisher, ]. o. Martin,
F. S. Douglas, c. D. Parsons, E. d.
Herr, " G. Durham, A. F. Mann, E.
OBJ. Mann, r. G. Sampson, H. P. VIII
ey, Harry Van Allen, G. e. Samson,
H. E. Dugan, Fred Lindner.
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