Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28

ger and freight agent for the South
ern Pacific, was visitor in Douglas
yesterday.
Ranger Sam Hayhurst has just re-
turned from a horseback trip through
the northern part of the territory.
The father and sister of Mrs. Sam
Hayhurst left this week for their home
in Oklahoma after visit at the Hay
hurst home.
Mrs w. ]. Reay, who rendered her
resignation In the Emporium some
time ago, severed her connection yes
terday.
Albert Stacy returned yesterday
from Oklahoma City, where he was
called week ago by the serious III
ness of his mother. who is now much
better.
Miss Willie Broyles of the Douglas
postofHce returned yesterday from her
home in Kansas. where she has been
visiting for some time.
A. T. Prather of Rodeo came to
Douglas yesterday for few days visit,
Attorney W. K. Flora of Bisbee was
a Douglas visitor yesterday.
Pen Williams of Los Angeles passed
through Douglas yesterday on his way
to Nacozari to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j,
IS. Douglas.
Postmaster Fred Caldwell has re-
turned from a pleasant vacation trip
down into Mexico. He was accompan-
led by Charles Hanson.
w. H. HUDSON of Colonia Morales is
visiting a while in Douglas.
John Hohstadt arrived from Cana
nea yesterday and is stopping over
for day or two on his way to his
ranch in Mexico.
Geo. A. Eastman of Chicago arrived
in Douglas yesterday and is on his
way to his mining property south of
Douglas.
w. H. Constable of Los Angeles is
in the city looking after his business
interests.
The many friends and business &C
Quaintances of Mr. e. c. Piper will
be surprised to learn of his resignation
from the First National bank of this
city, where he was general account
ant. Mr. Piper said last evening that
mis- resignation had been rendered and
his connection with the bank severed
some time ago. He said that he ex-
pected to continue to make his home
in Douglas, but that he is not yet ready
10 announce his plans for the future.
The sale of the Pirtle-Douglas build
ing yesterday was the largest deal
the local real estate circles have
known for some time. Jake Shearer,
a well known cattleman in the valley
who has been here for the past TWEEN
ty years, is the purchaser of the build
ing. The deal involves about $4,000.
Mr.. Shearer intends to purchase some
residence property and build home
lin the city.
A Mexican named CeboIla, an en-
ploye at the Copper Queen smelter,
met with an accident yesterday which
RESULTED in fractured skull. He was
lat work on an ore train end in some
way lost his balance and fell to the
ground on ais head His skull is badly
land he was unconscious for a long
time, but has fair chance to recover.
The ladies contest for the golf clubs,
|given by the Country club, will take
place this forenoon Instead OF the
afternoon as at first intended. About
twenty-five ladies have notified the
committee of their intention to enter
the contest. 1t promises to be quite
Ian exciting event.
Railroad men coming from Ha.
|chita say that the people of that town
are very much excited over a big
gold strike discovered few days age
Eabout fifteen miles from the town. A
wonderful ledge of rich free milling
Igold ore has been discovered in a
gulch nearby and some wonderful