Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
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 MORALES. May 2s.-Louis F.esher has purcaased half interest in the Providencia mine near San Lorenzo. it was learned tonight The Proyiden cia is gold property and Is bell-red to be very rich The former owners took out ore recently to the value of thirty thousand dcllars. Today a car. load of the pay rock was shipped to the shelter at Fl Paso for returns. Immediately after the results are in MT. Flesher says the company will establish a little five stamp mill on the property for test purposes.
 Isaac Bird of Merced, California q prominent cattieman large of physl, que and opulent of pocket is in town on his way td Sasabe. Sonora, wnere he will arrange for the entry across the line of fourteen hundred head of feeders. two and three years old Mir. Bird is loyal to his home town, Mer- ced but he is also generous in his pred ctions for the future of Nogales. He makes the concession that the Santa Cruz Valley is or will be. like unto the paradise of the San Joaquin, when sufficient water iso btained. He is rather puffed up about his old river. but withal he is willing to grant the rich possibilities of Nogales and this vicinity.
 w. c. Dorsey is growing in fame be- cause of the happy notoriety he ob tained in. Nogales recently. He -as presented, by the boys in the Tucscn machine shops, few days ago. with silver star measuring four inches from its sc'ntillant tips and bearing this inscription: w. C. Dorsey A. No. ? Record 50,0oo Tucson, May. 1909. Knight of the Road" Mrs. Dorsey joined her husband here last May.
 The Current Topic club will meet with Mrs. Allan T. Bird tomorrow afternoon. No definite lines of dis cussion have been planned because of the absence of many of the mem bers.
 This club went into the federation in 1903 and has prospered in spas modic fashion at times, and alternate. ly lessening in numbers because of the floating population of Nogales Through the winter the fifteen members accomplished much study oi parliamentary law and .he meetings were regular, but t may be decided tomorrow to postpone the regular 1 weekly meetings becaHge of the cx odus of some half dozen O. it's mem bers during the summer montiiIs. Sey eral of the teachers who were carroll | ed on the clubs list have gone awcy on their vacat ons.
 The work outlined for the cluD aside from the study of parliamentary | law, was the discussion of current | topics and one month was devatsd | to some particular author, biographies | being prepared by the different mem bers apportioned to this particular suo | ject. On Tuesday evenings the clui will continue to meet for the study o Shakespeare.
 The officers of the club are: Mrs | W. H. Walker of Calabasas, president Mrs. Josephine Saxon, vice pres dent Mrs. Fielder, secretary and Mrs. s Leeker. corresponding secretary. | There was a family reunion at ;h. Fuller rancn today, at Sonoita can yon. the occasion beng the eightiet, | birthday of Mir. Fuller. MT. and Ms J Harry Saxon. Mrs. Josephine Saxon Mrs Munch and Phil Saxon composed the dinner guests.
 Two Chinese of prominence finan cially, one from Hermosillo and on from Guaymas. with permits to re turn, passed through oday on thei way to the Celestial Kingdom yit Sal Francisco. good deal of Athis Chin csc patronage is extended this roa' at present, because of the increases railroad developments, that was foi merly confined to the steamer line between Guaymas and San Francisc- 1 Two cars of oranges went tfToug
 Ncgales today destined for tS Pau
 and Chicago.
 Mrs. Emery Chalfant has been co; fined to her home for the last t~
 or threee days, with a touch of m;
 larial fever.
 Miss Margaret Brickwood the vii
 ner of the Phoenix contest prize fro.
 this locality will leave for the Seattl
 exposition in a few days
 Dr. l.. Bailey, a prominent dent. from Mazatlan passed through NJ
 gales last night on his way tor ucsol
 Dr. Bailey Is a borther of Neill
 aT,iley, first assistant superinendeT tor the Y. R. s. & F.
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