Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-23
CoChise County 0nd Territorial News
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
Douglas Dispatch ]

Sol Camp and others went to the new Hachita gold find yesterday. The people of this vicinity begin to want to know the facts about this prcposi tion ard when Sol returns they will be able to understand them.
 George Cottrell. who has just re turned from the Leadville district, ple- diets. something substantial for that locality from now on. The Leadville has been taken up by the Caluclrr x Arizona. the Great Western belonging to the Youngs is sinking three shafts and there is general condition of fair activity and good prospects in the Dragons.
 Jim Finch of the Poya Rico was up this week. He is leasing on the well known silver property which continues to hold out beautifully.
 Dr. c. Lenox Curtis. of the Sonora Development company, is expected in Douglas next week. Dr. Curtis Is also interested in the Darren, and also in the Arizona along with Billy MtcKin- zie and has visited this mining field be- fore.
 John Hodstadt returned to Sonora yesterday after spending several days in Douglas.
 Roy Moore and Webster Busch re turned yesterday evening after a 30 day outing with Mir. and Mrs. Tom Jones in the Chiricahua mountains.
 O. N. Perea leaves today for Los 2 .,r,a1,. 4, rar,o4r x,arx,a
 J. E. Suits will leave for Hachita in a few days in his automobile to look over the new gold strike He will be accompanied by c. c. Mccoy of Bisbee.
 F. B. King, superintendent of the Southwestern railway, has returned to Douglas after several days absence.
 Engineer Wilson. who has been spending manth's vacation at points on the Pacific coast. returned to Doug las yesterday
 Mir. Evans and Mir. Thornton passed through last night from Cananea to Fl Paso, wnere they will spend the next few days. They report everything moving along nicely at the Sonora camp while carrying out the program which has been laid out by Dr. Rick etts and the company It was reported yesterday, although these gentlemen did not confirm the statement, that two more furnaces would be blown in within few days.
 Con O'Keef, who has been visiting this district in the discharge of his duties as collector of customs, return ed yesterday from Slaughter's ranch, where he has been during the past few days. He leaves this morning for Naco and other points west.
 Hoval A Smith left yesterday for Bisbee after a short business stay in Douglas.
 H. L. Bergman, who has been in Fl Paso for several weeks, passed through yesterday for Tucson. He will return to Douglas in a few days
 W. Perrin. who has been through the Gila valley for several days past in the interest of the c. and A, return ed to Bisbee yesterday.
 Mrs. Quinn Young left on the after noon train yesterday for a visit of several months at San Diego, Cal.
 Miss Dora Alice DoweIl of Luling, l Texas, arrived in Douglas yesterday to spend visit of several weeks with | her brother, SC. Dowell.
 Rev. ". E. Spicer and wife returned to. Bisbee yesterday after spending a short visit with Rev. and Mrs. Car penter.7,.a- ...-.. Il
 Mrs, I. W. Wallace and daughter returned to Bisbee vest 7rday after spending the night Tn Douglas.
 Attorney J. F. Ross left yesterday for the west on political cruise.
 A. D. Archeluta left yesterday for Deming and other points for an ab- sence of ten days.
 Charles A. Romadke, who has been visiting his mining properties in Son. ora, has returned to Douglas after several days absence.
 Hon. B. A. Packard has gone to Los where he Is shipping a large of cattle.
 Architect J. A Holden will join the delegation at Hachita today,
 John Scott and wife came in yes terday from Pratt, N. NJ, to spend a few days at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Andy Scott.