Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
CANANEA BUDGET 0F TIMELY
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Special to Resiew.)

CANANEA. Aug. 11.--Joe Gibson the man who was killed by lightning on the Arizpe road last week, was bur jed in the cemetery here a few days ago without anyone being able to lo- cate any friends or relatives of the de- anea. Yaqui River and Pacific rail road in the lower part of this state for time, and has also been employed at different points in Arizona. Charles Wiswall, local consular agent, is mak- ing an earnest effort to find out where his relatives live. and any aid that Southwestern papers, by taking note of the case, may also be an instru- ment in acquainting his connections with the news of his death.
 After temporary discharge from the hospital. Jack Horn has suffered a relapse, and has returned to the doc tors care. He will not be out again for three weeks. if at that early date.
 Mrs. w. H. Gamble, who went to Los Angeles two weeks ago to enter the California hospital for an opera and is at Ocean Park for recupera- ton. She will return to Cananea early in September.
 J. F. Carmichael is packing up his best grade of worldly possessions pre- raratory for that long delayed Seattle trip, which he has been planning ever since a certain young lady moved from Cananea to that resou-ceful city. He will leave the 18th inst, and has no idea when or how he will return.
 Chas. F. shelby has new distance destroying joy wagon.
 Ralph O'Neill has been located on a ranch near Nogales. Ralph ventured out on his own resources about ten days ago without going through the formality of notifying the folks at home He was traced in the direc- ton of Tucson, through the railway ticket offices, but didn't follow ou; the way the ticket pointed. While his parents were worried considera- bly over his sudden departure, the fact that he is remarkably self reliant for one of his years comforted them with She assurance that he would take care of himself. He is the son of R. l.. O'Neill. of the Banco Mercantil, and well known to everyone in Cananea.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Kearney nave gone to their ranch near Phoenix to spend a couple of months.
 Erwin Gauch has recovered from his recent illness and came out of the hospital! today.
 M J. Noonan is on the sick list.
 c. I. McReynolds, the Bisbee attor- ney. is a business visitor here.
 Tickets for the excursion to Douglas next Sunday are being rapidly sold, and the necessary one hundred is prac- tically assured. Besides the privilege of visiting the Shelter City two good ball games ares in store for all who care to make the trip. The local nine is going over for a big chunk of re- venge, and they will get it, too. De- spite the statement in yesterdays Los Angeles papers that Bill Goodman has been sold to Pittsburg for name diate delivery he will be guarding the second base for Cananea next Satur- day and Sunday. and batting in his regular order. The local management received telegram from him last night stating that he was on his way. and, barring accidents, he will cer- tainly roll in on tomorrow's train. Du- gan has just received shipment of 'pazaza," which will be carefully rub bed on the pitchers arms and sprink- led promiscuously over the bats. It's guaranteed to bring results. So all ye rooters, dust up your horns and prepare for the big jollification that two victories will demand.