Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-24
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.


 J. H. Cosper left yesterday for his ranch at Apache station.
 K. J. Ruiz Is in the city from the Cuchuta ranch in Mexico.
 W. A. Bennett, a mining man from Moctezuma, is in the city.
 A baby girl was bern to Mir. and Mrs. Geo W. Daniel of this city on July nintn.
 A. R. Woods of Bisbee is in the city looking after some property in which he is interested.
 Sheriff Jack White came down from Tombstone last night on business con nected with his office.
 Capt. Thos. McEniry and W. R. Hol- land are registered at the Gadsden hotel from Santa Teresa, Mexico. R. Castenada, assistant engineer in charge of the work for the CaEanea, Yaqui River and Pacific railroad at Can anea, came up rom there yesterday and il stopping in the city.
 Claude Foster, son of W. B. Foster of this city, arrived from their ranch l m lESSNEOdgs anu MAAi | in the city for several days.
 General Superintendent F. B. Hawks and F. B. King in their private car, Cloudcroft, passed through the city yes terday afternoon, bound for Benson. Joe Hood, the well known cattleman ] is in from his ranch purchasing sup plies. He states that the recent rains will soon put the range in condition again.
 Lote Gould returned Tuesday even ing from the Bacoachi district in Sono- ra where he has been experimenting some work on a mine in which he is interested.
 I. o. 0. F. Lodge, No. 20, will hold its regular meeting this evening in their hall Electric fans and impor- tant question for consideration are fea- lures for the evening.
 A. ". Flickenger and H. E. Stone will reopen the office room next to the First National bank facing on Tenth street, where they will both have desk room in the office of A. A. Dudley in the Bank of Douglas building.
 Sherman Krump, the cowboy who was recently bitten by eayote, pass ed through the city yesterday morning on his way to the Pasteur Institute in Houston, Texas, where he goes to receive treatment for the bite.
 E. s. Masters returned yesterday morning from a short trip to Fl Paso, where he was called on business. A liberal offer has been made Mir. Mas ters in connection with concern in Bisbee, but ne has not yet decided as to whether or not he will go to the coast, or consider Bisbee.
 Twenty-Five cars of coal passed through Douglas yesterday on the To- cal freight bound for Cananea, con signed to the Greene-Cananea company at that point. The notable increase in the amount of coal going in that direction indicates that operations are getting well under way.
 Business with the railroad is picking up as is evidenced by the fact that two additional crews have been put on runs between here and Fl Paso. Conductor J. B. Moulton is in charge of the crew taking the new run from here to Hachita, while Conductor B. ai. Blum has the run from Hachita to Fl Paso.
 l An examination for the Civil Ser vice was held yesterday in the City Hall under the supervision of c. T. Cornell and c. c. Thomson. There were five applicants, of which two were admitted to the examinations, and only one of those materialized for the examination, a daughter of Jake Sherer of this city, who took the ex- animation for post office employee.
 Manuel Lucero was yesterday fined twenty dollars in Judge Rice's court for using vile and obscene language in the presence of a couple of his wom- en neighbors. The judge also hand ed him a lecture on the error of his ways regarding the style of language he used, stating that what he might feel called upon to use in Mexico when iaccosting his neighbors, was not al ways good' form here.
 Ben Maiden and his bride reached Douglas yesterday afternoon from Cen tral City, Colo, where they were mar ried the latter part of June. They have spent the intervening time in wis iting in the central west. Mir. Maiden has been in the employ of the South western for considerable time as fire man, while Mrs. Maiden is a sister of J. Morrisey of this place. and has resided here for a considerable time.
 Judge D. A. Richardson, Frank W. Doan and his mother, Mrs. Fletcher M. Doan, and her little grandson left yes terday in Judge Richardson's automo- bile fer Tombstone, where the attorn- r.-n O.. fl, attend fr, legal hlnalnaaa IIlha