Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-25


Jay Parks, foreman of the water ser
vice, is expected to arrive today in
Douglas with his bride. Mr.. Parks
got a thirty days layoff before Christ
mas to visit his old home in San An
tonic, Texas. Since that time his
friends here have gotten news of his
wedding to a pretty Texas girl in that
city and all are anxious to welcome
MIN.
Jack Hinton. painter foreman on the
western division, has secured a sixty
days leave Of absence. He says he
is arranging now to spend some Of It
over in the Chiricahuas hunting. He
says he has been told that bear and
mountain lion have killed over thou
sand dollars worth of stock during the
past year. He is now trying to locate
that particular district and when he
does ne will hike out for a hunt.
Another old railroad man of Doug
las, who is said to be threatened with
matrimony is Brakeman Brass. 1t. is
known that he has just been granted
90-day layoff, and there are those who
jsay they actually know that part of it
| will be honeymoon and that they
know the young lady.
Yardman Z. o. Menger is laying of
for a few days.
L. Z. LASER, stenographer in Super
intendent Kings office, has juest Sc
cured 80 days leave of absence and
left yesterday for Denver. He may al
so visit his home in Wilmington, N. C.
Foreman Brady of Engine No. 406
at the D. R. w. yards, is laying off for
few days on account of Illness.
Sam Morris, the Douglas carpenter
and former employee of the E. P. &
S. w. car repair shops who became
insane few days ago and was taken
in custody by the police, will be sent
to Tombstone for medical treatment at
the county infirmary. Morris was adj
dicted to the use of dope and has been
for some time. He was laid of a few
weeks ago from his work in the shops
and since that time has been despond-
ent and using considerable of the drug.
The authorities say his insanity has
been brought on by over use and that
the medical attention he will receive
in Tombstone will restore his faculties.
D. W. Pollard, field secretary of the
Y. M. C. A, is in Nacozari looking over
the field with the view to opening a
branch association there.
B. N. Sorsby, formerly salesman in
the r. ]. Torpey grocery market, will
leave today for Bisbee. where he has
secured good position in one of the
mines.
Earl Cothern. VINO has been quite
| Ill with pneumonia at his home on
Eighteenth street, is now getting along
very nicely.
It viii probably be a week before
President James Douglas ard his spe-
cial train come TO Douglas. Railroad
men say 1t is the intention to take a
number of side trips in New Mexico
before coming west and that they do
not expect the special in for some
time Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Doug
las of Nacozari joined the party yes
terday.
The many friends of r. L. BcCorkle,
who has had such siege with penu-
monia. viii be glad 70 learn that he
has almost completely recovered and
win soon be out again
Herbert Hall is Ill with pneumonia
at his home on Third street
C. A. Brown. superintendent Of the
Nacozari railroad, is visitor in Doug
las.
Mrs. A. B. Lyon Of Bisbee is visit
ing friends in Douglas.
Mrs. Smith Of New London. Conn,
is the guest Of Mrs. George B. Lee,
at the Copper Queen smelter.
Mrs. Fred Sutter passed through
last night to Lincoln, Neb., for snort
visit TO friends at her old home.
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