Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-13
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 Mir. and Mrs. Smith of Tucson have been guests at the ranch home of MT. and Mrs. oscar Ashburn, at Crittenden during the week. .,......
 Deputy Sheriff Carrillo of Elgin was in town Sunday,
 Mir Jackson, who has been at the Gringo mine for the past year, came iii from the camp Wednesday and left Thursday for Los Angle .es
 s. F. Hunter, superintendent of the Four Metals mine. went to Nogales Tuesday. returning Wednesday.
 Mrs. Burke and family came in from Harshaw Saturday and left Sunday morning for Pierce, where Mir. Burke is now located.
 Sunday sheriff Harry Saxon was a visitor in Patagonia. The gentleman carried several rolls of barbed wire and democratic splicing outfit.
 High grade copper ore from the Leek-McDonald mine, in the Wrightson district, is being hauled to town for shipment to the Fl Paso smelter.
 This week a carload of lumber was received in Patagonia for the Arizona Pittsburg Mining and Smelling com pany and was hauled out to the com pany's camp in the Santa Ritas.
 Captain Stephen O'Conner came in from his mine in the Washington Camp country Saturday and left on the northbound train Sunday.
 Among the visitors in Patagonia Tuesday. held here by the washout on the Southern Pacific railroad near Cal abasas, were the Rev. Father Girard of Tucson and Rev. Father Heitz, pastor of the Catholic church at Florence.
 Thursday evening of last week, Miss Dora Gittings of Nogales, who is wis iting her sister, Mrs. E. N. Wood, at Harshaw. went to her home at No gales, returning to Harshaw a few days later.
 A. J. Pidgeon, general manager of the Arizona-NIichigan Development com pany. the corporation that is to build the railroad from Benson to Johnson camp, was a business visitor in .'ata' gonia Thursday night of last week | Luke Short. recently enlisted in the Arizona Ranger company is now locat, ed at Patagonia, with Ranger Tip Stanford, succeeding Ranger Jack Fra zier, who resigned last month
 Monday night General Manager J. j, Wyatt of the Gringo Gold Mining com pany. returned from Tombstone. He was met here by Superintendent Grant Lewis and drove out to the mine the same night.
 B. T. Goodwin, a San Francisco | travelling man, spent Sunday in Pata' gonia. MT. Goodwin is one of the knights of the grip who never misses a chance to have his Sunday lay over in Patagonia, |: ne is near enough con | ,sniently to reach this nlace.
 fir. anG .'-E. Everett and children .ane in from Duquesae Sunday. Mon day morning Mrs. Everett accompani ed her son and daughter to Tempe where she will put them in school fol | the winter.
 Friday morning of last week s. F Johnson, general manager of the Foul Metals Mining company, left for Chi cago to confer with the officers and di rectors of the company. He will re bring with him $50, ,OO0.00 of the money i turn in about ten days and says he vii to be used in the development of tht big mine
 William Kemp, mining engineer fol the Calumet & Arizona company, wal a visitor in Patagonia Saturday ana Sunday. Monday he left for Los An geIes, or vacation The gentleman has been a frequent visitor in the Pat agonia district during the past couple of months, and expects to visit thii place again when he returns from Cal ifornia.
 Frank Siebold, for many years witl the Zambona Mining company neal Al amos. Sonora, but more recently asso ..;iated with c. A McCarty in a grad ling contract on the Cananea-Nogale { cutoff. was in Patagonia Tuesday, witt lP. J. MsIntyre, the Nogales prospectoi The gentlemen were returning to Nc
 gales from trip of several days in tn mining district around Patagonia. l Monday night the southeound pass ! enger train was held at Patagonia, b. cause of the washout of a couple c niles of track along the Sonorita, bt tween this place and Calabasas- Tn train was held here twenty-four hour leaving for Nogales Tuesday evenini
 Tuesday many of the passengers O
 the stalled train engaged lively rig 7 ane drove across the country to N