Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 NIT. and Mrs. w. J. Reay drove to Bishee yesterday afternoon for short visit.
 Mrs. W. De H. Washington is quite III at her home on Tenth street
 R. c. Dawson of the grocery depart ment of the Copper Queen store re turned yesterday afternoon from Ha- chita with some of the yellow metal and a bronze complexion. He says he has a fifth interest in five claims there.
 S. W. French, superintendent of the Copper Queen smelter, went to Bisbee yesterday afternoon.
 Superintendent c. A. Brown of the Nacozari railroad passed through the city yesterday on his way west.
 c. F. Archuleta of Colorado, a nephew of A. B. Archuleta of the Doug las Dry Goods company, is visiting in the city.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. L. G. Written, a baby boy, Friday morning, at the St. Dennis.
 Rev. R. Q. Martinez, pastor of the church in Metcalf, Ora ham county, is in town today.
 E. P. & S. w. Fireman R. A. Hall left yesterday for Bisbee on visit.
 Assistant General Manager Fuller of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance is a visitor in the city.
 E. F. Everhardy of Bisbee was business visitor in Douglas yesterday.
 O. B. yorbeck, proprietor of the Home Grocery company store, left yesterday for his old home in Houston and Beaumont, Texas, on a business visit to be gone a week or ten days.
 MT. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson of Naco- zari passed through Douglas yester- day on their way east.
 Mayor Caven of Bisbee was vlsf- or in Douglas yesterday.
 w. H. Neal came in yesterday from he Four Bar ranch.
 B, K. Elgin was up from Nacozari yesterday.
 H. c. Beauchamp of Cumpas is business visitor in Douglas.
 W. R. Ezell of Goldfield came to Douglas yesterday and after a short visit went on to Rodeo, where he will visit friends.
 Augustina Gonzalesra a Mexican wo- nan residing in Pirtleville, died yes ,erday morning at her home. The body is in care of Undertaken Washing on and will probably be shipped to Mexico for burial
 The Douglas fire department was ,alled out yesterday and responded with all the haste and excitement at ending a serious confiagration, to find )nly a few boards on a back fence in he alley near the corner of Ninth and , avenue on fire. The boards were easily knocked of and the fire extin- yuished without help from the depart nent.
 President Wenzef and Secretary Abel of the Belen Mining company will leave for Cumpas Monday to be present at the blowing in of the for ty-ton shelter, an event that is scheduled for Wednesday of next week. To oversee the blowing in of this plant, J. O. Medberry of New York, representing the manufacturing has arrived in Douglas en- route to the mine.
 A smelter for the Belen mine means the operation of that property ou a scale heretofore impossible In the past the Belen has been able to ship only silver and other high-prived val ues, for the reason that the cost of shipping copper, in which the Belen runs high, was prohibitive. The re- duction works will lessen the cost of shipment probably three-fourths, so that regular shipments of copper from that camp may be expected when the smelter begins operations.
 It will be Sunday week before the Bisbee baseball team can get here and Manager Yohe will content him self with a game with a local team the coming Sunday. The profession als will be divided between the two teams, if that is necessary to equalize the strength, and a good game is as- sured. 4 small admission price will be charged which will go into pool for the support of the team during the coming season.
 On the coming Sunday it is expect ed Bisbee will send down a team. one of the local players of that city, has assured Yohe be will have a team here.
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