Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-24

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 In the matter of the voluntary bank ruptcy ofsH. Harbard proprietor of the Pacific Exchange on c avenue, James B. Speed has been appointed trustee by the court, which was decided upon at meeting of the creditors in Tomb stone.
 , The music at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning deserves more than passing mention. Mesdames Dun Hap and Sames and Messrs. George son and McNulty assisted by Miss Veitch as organist rendered the music at the service.
 It will be of interest to the public to know that large number of the people who made their land filing five years ago are now proving up be- fore the local U. s. Commissioner, Al bert M Sames. There are five or six near residents wh will make final proof this week, n addition to which will come up two contests.
 Ed. Clothier of the Copper Queen store returned from a trip to Bisbee morning.
 | CT and father passed thrugh the city yesterday morning on his way to Chi cago and other points in Illinois. re turning the first of September. c. Hernandez, a custom officer in the employ of the Mexican Central at Manzanillo, has been a visitor in the city for several days, leaving for Mex scx. ftf+x- r,. train
 The Basset Lumber company of this city yesterday shipped a car load of timbers to the Tabatacachi mine, own ed by Messrs. Fife and vicroy. These timbers will be used in extending the work along the recent strike that has been made at that property.
 Mrs. A. M. Corona is reported to be greatly improved.
 Miss Clidean Simpson and her moth 1 CT, Mrs. F. M Simpson, left on the yesterday mornings train for visit to wyaconda, Mo, from which point they will visit St. Louis and Chicago, retnrn- ing in thirty days.
 Miss Mary Watts, 8 cousin of T. s. Lamberson of this city, came in yes
  whele she has been in schol
 Mrs. R. s. Rosignol of the Woodland hotel left yesterday morning for an extended trip to California resorts,
 Gordon Booth, son of F c. Booth of this city, left yesterday morning for Chicago and his old homo at Mon trea1, Canada, where h. will spend . month
 J. E. Stelzer, carrier in the local Post Office service has resigned his position to go into the Customs service at Nogales, to, which point he has been assigned. His place on the force will be taken by H. C. Jorban who has re ceived a temporary appointment. Al ter July first the local office will be al lowed one more clerk in addition to the force that they have.
 Dr. c. H. Lund left on last nights train for Mrietta, Ohio. He expects to be gone for about a month Walter Douglas was a passenger on the east bund Drummers Special last night his destination was not learned. rom Holcomb has returned after a prospecting trip in the vicinity of Ha- chita.
 H. T. Cuthbert returned Sunday morning from a stay in Tucson where he has been on business connected with his Auditing Co. w. B. RouDdtree was passenger on last nights train for Rodeo. Fred More of the Four Bar ranch I 5v,
 Renwick White, editor of the Para disc Record came in on the afternoon train yesterday, and is registered at the Roy.
 J. W. Youst, a carpenter in the local R. R. shops has been assigned to duty Bisbee for several days.
 F. wolpe, pharmacist from Pres colt, has entered the employ of the Douglas Drug company. MT. Wolpe will move his family here within 8 Ishort time.
 J. H. Slaughter and wife of the Sar
 Bernardino ranch were in the city yesterday.
 | c. R. Tabell an undertaken from Tombstone is in Douglas on business
 W. s. Minus and wife are at pres ent enjoying the ocean breezes from wnich they will return about July first C. F. Tegtmeyer and wife have re turned from an extended visit to the east, including New York, Ft Wayne Ind. and Elgin, H., Chicago MT ITegtmeyer is a conductor on the E. F & S. w.
 L. H. Maddox, foreman of the Foul Bar ranch was in the city yesterday after supplies.
 Harry Duey is in the city from Ha chita where he is directing work for tho Anderson Apache Copper company
 Mayor Geo. H. Neale of BIsbee came
 down yesterday to confer with the 10 cal committee appointed for the pur pose of considering the matter of tnt removal of the county seat. H. E. Stone has moved his offict 1 from the First National Bank build ing to the room occupied by A. A Dudley in the Bank of Douglas build ing.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Williams and fam fly returned to their home at Nacozar on the afternoon train yesterday. Geo. J. Cole of Calabazas came u } yesterday going on to Fl Paso on las e nights train. He carried with hir ! some very fine samples of ore froT 1 a property which he Is working. Xiv. c. Melcher is registered at tn Roy from Nacozari. M. H. Burnham left on the afternoo train yesterday for Los Angeles all