Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
NEWSPAPERS ID NOT PAY
 IN CANANEA
Journals Printed in Spanish Have a Sort of Butterfly Life; FIutter a While and Die-NewS and Notes
Cs.an corrsapondeDee of Eevievl

| (StaT Correspondence of Reytew)
 CANANEA, March 27.--There has
 been a woeful lack of interest in
 Spanish newspaper circles lately Three months ago they were spring | ing up like cowsGps by the rivers brim, but the soil has ceased to be 1 productive and one CT two have al l ready gone out of existence. There
 was the Fl Grillo Cricket, a month 1 ly humorous publication. whose in 1 tents were to be full of original wit and puZzling catechisms. The first issue did very weH; then when the fuunt from which the humor flowed ] had been grained 1t hoped into the l tall grass. The MineTo de Cananea has apparently reached the WayeFing stage. since more than 8 month has passed without any copies being in f evidence. The Democrata, q multi eolored periodical, happens around occasionally, but as 1t has rainen aad showed considerably this month it. too. slipped a cog.
 The GaZetta de Cauanea generally comes out ou time, but with no grow , ing vigor to it's fife. IL Is backed by some welEto-do people, and it IS said, declares Irish dividends pretty reg
 uiarIy This lack Of concern is pre- sumably mostly due to the fact that
 the presidention electors were SC
 locted on the 25tE of this month and
 the widespread interest in th.s event mas abated to great extent. It
 Is not unusual for several weeklies to
 T.F
 this kind and to go out of existence
 when the excitement has subsded.
 None of these papers have ever been concerted about local affairs, and the
 ones that continue to appear have scarcely any space devoted to the c.ty | in which they are published. A proui- nent Mexican told your correspondent the other day that their failure Co CentraliZe on items or interest tO the people Of Cananea had lest them con siderable patronage.
 Dad" Cumiey. handsome and af-
 fable as ever, has returned from the City Of Mexico. where he spent the last ten days on business for the fur. niturG department of the Cananea stores. he says the American am lJZssas'Or- 8 q U-slaEce-Sol1ed at ! the homo ct Diaz for nearly an hour and had three good meals each day. But after all, he is glad to get back to Canauea and the department be loves so well.
 Robert Whaling left yesterday for | Shreveport, La, where he goes to hold down the initial sack for tha, l fast aggregation. His brother. Bert | is also e member of that team and l they will meet in Fl PasU Bert went | from CanaHea to Portland two years | ago Mrs. Whaling left with her bus uaud She has been employed in ! thg central office Of the local tele phone system for the past year. They made lots Of friends lu Cananea.
 | Frank Hodges leaves next Monday for Peoria, Ll, to join that team a! an OUtfeIGar Frank Lss lived 1T l Cauanea for six years and the bal ltcsm won't lcOk natural without hi name on the lineup. Mrs HoGgei | VIII accompany him and they vii ETobably not return here when tn season cfuaes. as EG has been prom ised e winters job iu the d.stiller town
 The reading room and library
 ibeiug thoroughly Oys-aauled and rt
 { plastersd. as is the Eagies' iodg room, which .s located above. It l
 IfLe intention to make the EbraT,
 more complete in every way than
 has been heretofore.
 At the Alexandria. J. T. CamoT
 l IHermosilIO: J. F. Thatcher, PueblC
 Colo; t. T.. UrQuhast, Denver; NJ. | Moreno. Tucson; s. Sofia, Mexic ] Cty: V. Clfaise,. Guadalujara; A. C
 HHstsTnente Santa Rosalia; C. NeRoyn0lds, R.s5eC; B.M. Kahn, On cago; r. P. Tally. New York City; ! g. Ives, Paris. France.
 At the Sonora: E. r. Kepley, E Paso: C. A OBrien, Nogales; H. I
 Taiiaferro. Naeo; L. F. Coburn. Boi z tc8. Mass; T. II. Jenks, A}buque
 que: II. Haas, santa Cruz; J. II
 Cumiey, city; F. r. BiddinGs, NOgales E. Ieister Indiana; Maurice J. Nil ] Rolligan, Bisoee.