Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
>DOUGlAS NEWS NOTES. . >>>>><<><<> > .
Will Reside Here.

Will Resice Here.
 W. F. GIlies and wife of Fl Paso have taken apartments at the Gads- den where they expect to rema per nlanently. MT. Gillies represents the Rand Machinery company and Doug las has been assigned as his headquar- ters.
 Dicus Buys F Avenue Froperty.
 H. E. Dugan closed a deal yester- day whereby NJ F. Dicus becomes the owner of the old Neville property on avenue between N.rh and Tenth streets. The property consists of two lots and a stone and adobe building 50 by so feet. now used as flats. NIT. Dicus owns the corner of Ninth and F. adjoining the above property on the south. The Deus Plumbing company's lease expires January 1st next, and MT. Dicus will improve his recent buy by extending the Neville property back to the alley and out to the cor ner of Ninth street, thereby giving him more room which he badly needs for his increasing business. While the price is not made public it is re- ported in the neighborhood of s5ooe. 4 Beautiful Meadow, Full of 6,rds.
 Nlr. R. F. Randolph. of the Southern Pacific engineering corps. and broth CT of Col. Epes Randolph of Tucson. arrived in Douglas last evening, and on being interviewed by representa- tive of the Daily International, said that the recent rains. had converted the Sulphur Spring Valley into mes- dow, .n which the jack rabbits were disporting themselves with g,ee. and ,ha; ,Le quail crop promised to be un- usually good: but as 10 railroad exten- sion matters, he was complete blank. "yery sorry. but you know how t is was his parting remark.
 A Notable Pool Game.
 There was notable pool game on the Y. M. c. A. tables, Friday evening of last week. between Domancich and Shipman. Lehman and Day. Lehman led on with II to 2. and continued to maintain the lead until past the 50 mark. Domancich gradually lessen.ng the distance. At about the 60 mark, Domancich took the lead. but with a splendid spurt Lohman made sue cess of nine or ten shots. and if he had secured the last one, he tried. a difficult shot. would have compelled Domancich to break Fortunately for his opponent, however, the shot was not a success, and Domancieh made the even hundred leaving Lehman at .Si But the contest had been too close for any growing, and the only comment was perfect silence on the part of the players as they stood still for a mo- ment at the table
 El Temblo Bonded.
 It was learned yesterday afternoon that the Fl Temblo mine in the Fl IT. gre district had been bonded by the owners, Jm Taylor and N. D. Shippy, to Tim Lambertson and H. L. vanDu. sen. This property has attracted con siderable attention during the past year and a half because of the splen. did ore taken from it. It is gold and silver property and those who made an exam nation of it are of the opin ion that it is a m'ne destined to be come very. valuable with extended de velopment Ore shipments from the Fl Temblo have brought returns ol about $500 per ton
 Guild Meeting.
 There will be a social meeting of the Cecelia's Guild at the residence Of Mrs J. P. Sexton. corner N nth and A from 1 to Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hooper will assist Mrs. Sexton in entertaining the Guild members.