Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
IS
 BRUISED UP
Little ark-visaged Man from East Has Hard Trip
 to Mine
OlSGUSTED HE LEAVES
 FOR DEAR" NEW YORK

Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, May 29- X few weeks ago an customer, who had never ventured beyond the con fines of the metropolis before, came 10 Cananea and outfitted for a trip to some mining property lying south i of 7lere. in wnich he was financially | interested. He was a little. stubby, | eark-visaged fellow whose ancestry
 used to fish on the sea of Galliee. ! with physique Chat would bar him | rom a hot stope or a mulligan board | ing house He brought his wife along
 and mapped out his hill journey as ] carefully as some of the local wo-
 men folks are arranging their annual
 outing to the California coast Towed | by the chief owner of the mine to | whom he owes his interest in this To-
 cality, his heart was fluttering with excitement as he started out one clear. cool morning 10 get his first glimpse of the new Fl Dorado. Noth- ing was thought or heard of him until early this week when he and his ia tigued wife struggled into town like a couple of desert wanderers drop { ping under the spreading frouds O. an Oasis. When asked about tne nine. he said it might be saere for | all ne knew and it could remain as ' far as he was concerned. Dot man
 vat took me through all dem noun I tains on horseback iss crazy or a nat
 urai born fool hof not reie horse
 in fifteen year and my Wife not al 1 all; so he get me so sore that get
 no time to look at the or see what ! kind a place it is." He was guar tered at the Alexandria the entire
 week; resting and rubbing the bruised spots and walking slowly up and down the level streets. He mad to stay al the mine two weeks before he felt
 able to undertake the trip back Yes terGav he departed for that dear New York where he hopes to event | ually regain his former fraeness from aches and pains. He does not intend to come back to this cou try and the only pleasure he ex poets to reap from his visit Is
 eniles congratulations he will shower upon himself he compares his future
 days at home with the ones he spent in the bare and dragged hills where he says Mesphistoles, reigns supreme
 The announcement that recently appeared in the Review to the effect
 that the focal ball team would play
 in Bisbee on the Fourth of July. was
 made in error. letter was received
 from Secretary Gage day or so ago
 stating that a game was desired at
 taat time but as arrangements were
 made several weeks ago to play the Fl Paso Team series of games In
 the Pass. City on that date. it was i not possible for the team to go to
 Bisbee. Had this matter been taken up earlier, it could have been easily fixed to have the best tea min the cop per realm in Bisbee for the 4th, also
 a big. Crowd of people from here for Cananeans will follow their ball team as COWS do a bell. But the Fl : Paso date is settled and the cham [ pions never break a date.
 Mrs. Thomas gave a delightful en- ], tertainment at her home on Concen- [ trator Hill last Saturday afternoon. P After an exquisite five course lunch con the guests were taken to the con
 eentrator bowling alley where a spirited bowling contest was a fea-
 ture of the pleasant time that was mad by all The highest score i~ bowling was attained by Mrs. Wilcox , to wnom fell the first prize-a beau tiful cluuny lace center piece. Mrs. Strachan was a close second and wa ; awarded a hand embroidered towel. The consolation. jariiniere Of ferns,
 vas given to Mrs. Stuart. Those
 present were Mrs. Bluett, Ruth.
 Cole. Howley. Alvarez, King. ilcox.
 Worcester. IStrachan. Peters. Hoyt } Stuart and Miss Wilcox.
 ] G. L. Cashion is planning to leave ell Canauea on June first. and will go to Montana and endeavor to draw a
 farm in the government allotment , which is to take place soon. He has went away from here before and
 drifted back. so his friends do not < expect him to remain long. Because 9 s man Is Missourian it doesn't na- L turaIly follow that he is farmer. 2 and many are wondering what ha r wants with farm anyway.
 ccurse if he expects to become a bene- a dict one would come in handy. but he n Eas given no indication sof dispensing s with single blesseiness.
 d Freddie Crone will leave in q few days TOT Cn'cdSo WHcTc ne VIII yoiu
 hands with his old time sweetheart }, and bring a sharer of life's burdens t back with him when he returns in d the latter part of June. The mercan- s tile department Is laying in a large 2. supply of rice for his numerous
 friends to use.
 Leslie Roper returned from Tomb 'f stone today where he has been for the past two weeks as a witness in } the F.id'eman trial.
 $ AT THE ALEXANDRIA, T. w. F@ z wards and family. Nogales; J. s. Pos s tillo. Nacozari: F. M. Hall, Nacozari F. J. Bendle. Santa Cruz: NJ. N. Stew art. Mazaltan; J. NJ. Colbath and wife
 Los Angeles; G. B. Gum. Fl Paso:
 E. Cogswell, Los Angeles; Mrs. M. C. = Garcia. Hermosillo. Mrs. P R. Cop "a lett Guaymas.
 AT THE soNoRA-E. Frigermap
 Sfagdalena; Cias. c. Jameson and :, wife. Kansas City. J. A. Jameson. Ok a \ homa City: W. E. Fitch. Magjalens 'D Reyes Huerta. Guaymas; C. E. Pow DO ell. Tennessn: Thos. Ewing. ranchers 10 D E. Wright, City. P. R. Hines. Chis