Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
FRoM 0oVoLAs iNTERNATioNAl

 chirieshua's Annual Dinner.
 Invitations are out for an anniyer. sary dinner to be given at the Chir- icahua club tomorrow at l o'clock. infant Dies.
 The four-months,-o baby of An. drew Kamboa. solicitor for the Copper Queen store, died this morn ' ing.
 Mil,ieh win Visit Austria.
 F. A. MEilich. who recently sold his feed store to F. W. Nichols. leaves today for a twenty-day stay Check in courtiand Agent.
 Travelling Auditor c. H. NJ. Gordon. accompanied by w. W. Windham, has gone to Courtland to open the new Southwestern office at that place.
 Rates West For July 4.
 Effective July 2. 3. and , there will be rate of one and one-fourth fare for the round trip for points on the western division of the E. P and s. w, on account of July 4 Fare For X. C. Meeting
 On account of the reunion of the Knights of Columbus at Flagstaff from June 18th to goth. inclusive. the Southwestern announces & rate of one and. one-fourth fare for the round trip
 Observe Day of Freedom.
 Today is the anniversary of the Emancipation proclamation and the day is being observed in fitting style by some of the colored population of the city. They are entertaining a number of out of town friends. Surveyors at Guzman.
 Engineer W. P. Hogan came in ,his morning from the Jones camp on the Henning line, near GuZman, in Chihuahua. The surveyors are eX- pected to complete their work in about two weeks and will return to Douglas and take positions on the road under construction.
 Slightly Injured.
 Judge Richardson returned ysster. day from business trip to Hermo- sillo. Mexico. He has a wrist ban daged, having received a bad cut on the wrist when the Pullman in which he was riding turned over in the ditch while between Nogales and Hermosilio. A broken rail caused the train to go in the ditch. A num- her of the passengers were seriously injured but none fatally.
 Happy Jack" Retires.
 The Bouquet bar has changed hands. Happy Jack" retiring and the Copper City Brewery taking charge of the business.
 Fl Protector Mnie.
 Dick Brown is in receipt of a let ter from D. C. Livingston. who is in charge of the development work be ing done on the Fl Protector mine which is owned by the North Tigre Mining company. Mir. Livingston. sends encouraging reports from the property and says conditions are growing more favorable as the work proceeds. 1t is the intention of this company to increase the development work on this property in the near future. 1t adjoins the northern boundary of the Fl Tigre mine. Captain of Fire Department.
 An innovation in the Douglas fire department is the position called captain, and the man to fill the job is expected here this afternoon. He has been connected with the depart ment of Akron, Ohio. and other east ern departments, and also has had experience in the west. He has been appointed upon the recommendatioh of former Chief W. W. Armstrong. Another new man is Rollin Spence, who succeeds George Cook. He is driving the steamer, while Fred Bar ron becomes driver on the hook and ladder
 Bid on Big Contract.
 NJ. F. Dicus returned yesterday af- ternoon from Clovis, New Mexico, where he had been to bid on the con tract for installing the new water system for that town which is locat- ed on what is known as the Belen cut-off of the Santa Fe railroad. The town has a population of 5000 peo- pie and is not yet two years old Mir Dicus was not the successful bid der for the work, as another bidder offered to do the work for several thousand dollars less than he did Mr. Dicus says that New Mexico is rapidly settling up and that there is much good country on the new line of the Santa Fe road.