Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
|COCHISE COUNTY


 Nacozari, passed through Douglas yes terday on his way to Los Angeles.
 B. F. -Pinson of Cananea returned home yesterday after 8 visit with his old friend, D. F. Green of the St. Elmo.
 Mike Shaya, proprietor of the gro cery store on the corner of c avenue and Thirteenth street, is the proud father of fine baby boy who arrived yesterday.
 A. T. Howard, in Superintendent Kings office at the station, has gone to Albuquerque on two weeks vaca- tion.
 Miss Francis Veitch, formerly clerk and stenographer at the Indian school in Phoenix. has come to Douglas to accept a similar position in the office of Supervisor McGlone of the local United States forestry service.
 Miss May Lockhart is i'll with the humps at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs Louis Lockhart, on Eff teenth street
 John Reese of Clifton has come to Douglas. to make his home, having ae- cepted a position as engineer in the power house at the Copper Queen smell ter.
 John Mine, the Indian interpreter for the Kiekapoos tribe, arrived in Agua Prieta yesterday with quite a of his tribe who will be in camp across the line for a few days. John says some more are on their way and will be here in day or so.
 W. c. Humphries will leave today for his mine few miles south of Douglas. He will make the trip in his automobile.
 Harvey Johnson, one of the proprie- tors of the City livery barn, met with a painful accident while unloading the act of lifting one of the pipes out of the wagon when ore nd flew up and struck him in the face. His cheek, near his mouth, was so badly cut that It was necessary to cake several stitches in the wound.
 yesterday and workmen are busy re-
  Copper company of Nacozari, who came to Douglas yesterday, says the boys are to arrange for giving sham rock ball on the night of St. Patrick's day in the new library hall. The hall will be appropriately decorated with green bunting, shamrock and clay pipes. A local orchestra will furnish the music. Mir Wheatley came up to get the invitations and make some nee essary purchases. He says a number of Douglas boys will receive invita- ions
 Word comes that the party of gold hunters, consisting of J. O. Martin, w. P. Nihart, c. E. Norton and s. l.. who went overland to Ha- chita in the gold excitement of week ago, are now on their way back and were expected to reach Douglas some lime last night or today. The party was at rest at Pratt station when the freight train under Conductor Watties passed through yesterday and MT. Wattles was talking with some of the party. He says they are not very hilarious over their trip. although they have staked out claims which they .hink will amount to something.
 The local lodge of Woodmen and 1 heir apxiliary Circle. entertained arge crowd of members and host of 1 heir friends in a most delightful man. ! her last evening at Woodmen hall. w. Morrow. the district organizer, who 1 has been here for some time and has been so successful in his campaign for new members of the Woodmen lodge, | has this wek turned his attention to he Circle and is having just as great success in this field. He delivered an address last evening on Woodcraft and the work of the Circle which was splendidly received. After he lecture the remainder~of the even i Ing was spent in dancingff and a gen eral good time and during the course 1f the evening delightful refreshments ! were served. Great interest was evi. 1 fenced in the work of the two lodges and the ladies expect 10 have a large class for initiation at an early date.