Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-14
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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his Tabatacochi claims for prospect ing visit the latter part of the week.
 Jack Logic, who has been connected returned to his home in Denver.
 Col. W. c. Greene passed through the city yesterday on his way to Cana nea in his private car Verde.
 J. T. Patterson of Cananea has been visiting with his brother-in-law, D. T. Green of the St. Elmo
 J. W. Dolen arrived in town today from Nacozari to spend several days here on business.
 John Langdon nas returned to his home in Douglas from a trip to the various Phelps-Dodge camps in this section.
 Andy Larsen is down from the Rin- cons in connection with certain incor- poration proceedings relating to his property in that district
 L. A. Brown of Bisbee was in the 9ity yesterday. He has been up in the Chiricahua mountains for few days.
 Chas. Meyers, prominent merchant of Alamogordo, was in the city yes terday looking after some matters of business.
 The Red Metal company are prepar- ing to handle stock on their proposi- tion in the Chirfcahuas as soon as the necessary stock book, seal and other paraphernalia can be procured
 KNalfnz. TOo,,oIo- in yesterday morning in the private ear Alamogordo. His car was cut out here and he spent some time in the city, leaving for Bisbee on No. l In the at- ternoon.
 E. B. Ellinwpod, attorney of the Phelps-Dodge company, returned from Fl PaSo yesterday, where he went with Dr. Douglas on his way east and spent few hours in the city on his way home.
 Mrs. Geo. Hall is down from Clifton visiting her brothers, Billy and Dick Jennings, and incidentally calling on her numerous friends in and about Douglas, including Mir and Mrs. Robt. MacClay.
 The town just at present is being visited by batch of the Magon, Sara bia and other revolutionary dope pur- porting to emenate from the Les An geles jail where the suspected revo- lutionists are confined.
 s. F. Mcguire and J. L Krentz made a trip to MT. Krentz's ranch in the Chiricahuas in MT Meguire's automo- bile. MT. Krentz reports a delightful trip without an accident to mar the outing.
 D. T. Greene has just brought from Cananea 2 fine pair of polished steer horns, nicely mounted They meas ure three and a half feet from tip to tip and are hung over the center of the St. Elmo bar
 F. B. Eastland, a prominent cattle man of Smithville, Texas, a relative to N. B. Eastland, is expected in Doug las in few days. He is coming to go into business here and make Douglas his home
 Mrs. Collins, who has been keeping home for her son-in-law, Mike Leahy, is going to Globe, where she will make her home MT. Leahy's little daughter is going to.attend school at Las Cruces, N. NJ.
 Conductors E. NJ. Harris and E. Bogue and A. T. Howard, in the dis patcher's office, have established a batcbelor's hall on Fourteenth street They nave very cozy little cottage, nicely furnished and have named the place Saints Rest"
 Sixty-one books were issued Satur- day at the public library. This is twenty more than had ever before been issued in one day. The reason is the great growth in popularity with the school children who now have cards and want books to read Sunday.
 W. B. Straight of Los Angeles is the new manager of the Owl Drug store, which F. s. Douglas recently purchas- ed. MT. Straight is druggist of am pie experience, a very pleasant gentle man to meet and will no doubt be sue cessful in conducting the new store.
 Henry Bollard, formerly switchman in the local railroad yards, is about to move to California to live. Some time ago Mir Ballard fell from a freight car and seriously injured his back. He has not yet recovered. but has sold his homestead relinquishment and is going to the coast in the hopes his health will improve.
 Prof. Blake of the Tucson universi- ty and W. NJ. Reese returned today from Sonora, where they visited the Nacozari eoneentrator and the Pilares mine. Prof. Blake returned to Tucson this afternoon after visiting the Copper Queen shelter MT. Blake is profes- sor mineralology and geology in the university.
 Miss Myra Hopper will entertain this evening at her home on Seventh street in honor of Miss Nora Hotchkiss. who is expected to arrive today from her home in Waco, Texas. Miss Hotchkiss is the sister of H. H. Hotchkiss, and has come to be present at he wedding of her brother to Miss Hooper next week
 President James Douglas of the Douglas Improvement company came up from Nacozari yesterday and an nounced that R. c. Arthur is to sue ceed J. G. Cowan as general manager