Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-24
GENERAL TORRES
 IN CANANEA
Former. Governor of Sonora and Family Win Stay in Camp
 Indefinitely
PROMINENT CITIZENS
 MAKE VISITORS VEL COME
Especial to neview.l

CANANEA. Sonora. June 23.- General oTrres and family came in yesterday for an indefinite stay. The general looks and acts the picture of perfect health, but there is a certain amount of vigorous life that can be supplied by this temperate altitude which the semi-tropicai country. where his largest field of duty lies. cannot give. A large number of prominent citizens. music and soldiers were at the depot to gree him. and a fitting program to celebrate b's arrival was arranged and successfully carried out In fact, the entire week Wiil be one of unusual gayety. with moving pie tures in the park. band concerts. dancing and public and private re- captions. He is domiciled in the Scott White house on the Mesa. It is believed that other Sonora officials will follow the generals lead and spend the hot summer months in Can unea-
 The Boscos. aided by Max Reardor, came so close to drubbing the Regu- lars Sunday afternoon that Dugan never slept wink Monday night. Max. whose rugged support was coun- terbalanced by some questionable manipulations of the srcre-keeper. made the Champions look a great deal cheaper than any outside twirier has ever been able to do. When the scorer failed to credit the Regulars with two runs they never earned. a miniature riot ensued. He was saved from being mobbed by the bravery of the Boscos. whose cause he sought to aid The real result was 2 to 6 in favor of the players who wear the black and gold
 Noticing an occasional mention in the columns of the Review. of a paper called the Miner fellow who makes hobby of collecting curios. sent over to Bisbee a few days ago over he chanced to notice a paragraph which charged the Review with being the Cole organ" of this part of the country. He wonders why any paper. which was given aboost like that does not re-copy the article and put 1t in heavy type on the front page. To rep resent the views of the Cole-Ryan people. is to be hamburger of events 7 forward by leaps and bounds. Being known as the organ which grinds out the sweet music Of an industry which. or its wideness of scope and benefi- cent results, stands uuriva1lsf in any ming section in the land. Is no insig- nificant honor The Cole interests go hand in hand with every other con cera from which the copper realm draws it's fife a1sl E9F- neye- extended a stifling hand to press a weaker Ii- val down. Take these people and the Phelps. Dodge Co. from the South west. and the light will go out of many homes wheer this newspaper, the miscailed Miner, would like 10 circulate and SOW the seeds of discol tent
 Jas. H. Kirk left yesterday for Sin aioa, where Ee goes on two weeks bushes trip.
 Milton Alvarez has taken the cash jer's desk in the Elisa store.
 Jno. V Montague has gone to the Seattle Exposition.
 Charlie Montague returned Saturday from an extended trip to the east.
 Ed Mcdaniel came in last week from his vacation on the Gulf coast.
 Mrs. Tolen. of Nogales. is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Love Dfch.
 D. D. Godfrey. a former employe of the C. c. C. C. C. is in the city