Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-17
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 DOUGLAS. sArizona. March 16.- James Bofrd has arrived in Doug las from the city of New York for the purpose of going into business He will. during the present week
 open the Ladies Toggerys in the room in the Bank of Douglas building next door to the office of II. E. Dugan Mir. Bofird will carry a full line oi millinery goods and ladies' furnishing goods of every description. Mir. Bo fird Is a brother-in-law of M. J. Cops and has large experience in the busi ness in which he will engage.
 Wedding Bells.
 Miss Lydia Warren and Fred " Cain. both of this city. were quietly married Saturday evening at 9-o'cloci ey Rev. A. D. Carpenter at his home on Ninth street. Mir Cain is employ cd at the c. and A. smelter. Miss | Warren is an English giFf who came
 over with Mrs. Bailington Booth { lew years ago. She is a sister o the associate editor of the London ! Times and came to Douglas recently from New York City. MT. and Mrs
 Cain win make their home in thli
 city.
 1 x. A. DeFord Returns.
 Declaring that he would rather b,
 2 pauper in sunny Arizona than !;
 millionaire in North Dakota, Harry A
 De Ford. formerly linotype operate 1, at the International office. is back il Douglas for a stay of indeflnitl
 length. Weather of thirty degrees be
 low at Bismarck. North Dakota. di,
 not agree with one who for years ha,
 been following the sun belt tweir.
 months out of the year. hence the re turn of Afr. De Ford. He is one o
 the pioneers of Douglas printing oi
 fiees and owns property on Greel ! street.
 Goes For Operation.
 Mrs. ]. $. Davenport Of Eighteenth and A went to Bisbee yesterday to b, operated on. She is at the Coppe Queen hospital.
 Circus Coming.
 An advance man for the Norris an, ] Rewe circus was in the city. todd,
 making arrangements for a Dougla appearance of his snow. It will b.
 seen here at an early date | Pistol Man "Juoged."
 Rafael Madina was picked uD b | Patrolman Hicks last night for tn 1 ohense of carrying a concealed wear
 on In the shape of a pistol. m weapon was Of the suicide" variet usually employed by Mexicans. Will Bury Mrs. Hsrbison Here. MT. Hill on Fifteenth street ha been advised by telegram that tn 1 body of his daughter, Mrs. John Hal | bison. who died Saturday in Irving Texas. will be brought here Thursda, for burial. Mrs. Hill. Miss Jessie HI and Mir. Harbison are waiting to h. I joined by another sister. Mrs. Hol
 ingsworta. O. MusaOgee. Further ar engagements have not been made.
 Nursery at Portal.
 Forest Assistant II. n. Burrall O Douglas is in the Chiricabua rores for the purpose Of establishing a gov ernment nursery at Portal. Twelv, beds, four by twelve feet in size. are to be set out to pine ana pinyon thu. pine) trees These young trees ara later to be transplanted into the for est. the former in the parks on tho summit of the. range, and the latter in the foothills. Two thousand pine trees and one thousand pinyon tree. are being shipped to Portal
 Natural History Exhibit.
 J. d. Mosscrop, a carpenter for tn,
 F. r. and $. w., has a unique exhibi ton of natural history on display fl , the window of the Arizona drug store There are some odd colored butter flies and flowers from India, a beauti | ful head of a white tail deer. mounted 1 and-a glass case containing thre, Mexican quail in their native sur 1 rOundinss Of cactus and rock. Mir | MoscrOpp mounts them himself. Fo 1 eighteen years he was a United State collector of specimens for the Smith sOnian Institute and other governmen
 exhibits. He has a fine private col lection Of specimens from many for | eign countries.
 cohn Here Sunday.
 Frausht with a yearning desire {, ! forestall. if possible, the headlony
 plunge which W. P. McNair is mak ! ing towards a railway commissioner | snip, "AIty" Cohn. editor of the Bis bee Miner. spent Sunday in the city
 Just whether he fOrestalIed or onil
 stalled Is something that has not conn to light. the question being one cir icumscribed with such a degree of del { icacy that he was not even asked tS ! commit himself. Among others h. conferred with his personal friend ! Charles Purdon, but as Purtion is . frequent cOnferee at the Gridiron clut l corner of the Gadsdeu. and as he is keeping aloOf from the scrap for th- l commissiOnership. 1t cannot be said that the Purdon-Coh conference con
 Cained any suggestion of significance
 Opening at Mrs Pe1houd's.
 m. E. Mission Society.
 The home mission society of tbs Methodist church will meet tomorroV afte8oon at the home of Mrs. Dowell 905 Eth street. Mrs Bodikin, whC lis working in the interests of the home for Mexican girls in Tucson wiIl be present and address the meet