Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16


 man. arrived in Douglas this morning. coming direct from Phoenix, where he l was during last week attending the fair in the capacity of judge. MT. Shaw says that the fair was a grand success. He says that Cochise coun- ty sent the greatest crowd from out side the Salt river valley. Twice-a-Week Trains.
 It was reported today that the train service between this city and Court land is hereafter to he twice a week. Since the shutting down of work by the c. & A. and Copper Queen com panies and the cessation of shipping by the former, business has fallen of Iso that daily train service is losing venture. Dad Davis Improves.
 Dad Davis, who is at the county hospital. having been considered about "all in'' when he was taken from here. is reported by those who have recently seen him at Tomb stone as much improved, and better than he was for some time before leaving Douglas.
 Oou9iasfteS in Gtobe. An auto party consisting of NIT. and Mrs w NJ Adamson and MT. and Mrs B. A. Packard are in Globe. In a Cadillac machine they nude the trip from Douglas by way of Tucson to the territorial fair and wifi leave today on their return trip via the valley They report highly enjoy able trip and the roads in fairly rrf,fsd condition -SSiiyar RPlt
 Will inspect Hacoxari.
 " r. Crane, cempfxof1er Of Phelps. Dodge C Go. nccompan1e4 by A L. Hawiey of the 4oefhWestern. i<n this afternoon for NaecxAn, on their tour of inspection of Phelps-Dodge h. terests. Is Appointed Delegate.
 Edward l.. Grindcll, secretary of the chamber of commerce today re- ceiyed from the governor his creden tiais as a delegate from Arizona to the Transmississippi congress. which will be held at San Antonio. Return From Phoenix.
 The special sleeper from Phoenix this morning brought a good-sized delegation of Douglasites who had been to the fair. Among them were NIT. and Mrs c. o. Ellis, the N 'sses Torpey. MT. and Mrs W. P. McNair and Albert Stacy.
 Not Very Drunk.
 The question Of when is a man drunk was before the local court this morning when Mexican brought up the much-contested point. .I was | tCft one said he and then he admit ted that he might have been drunk, but not real drunk, not enough to count Finally he decided he must plead guilty and took a SI0 fine The same was assessed white man who declares it was the first time that | he was ever down and VIII be the last
 w. H. Constable arrived from the east this morning.
 Miss Dukes has taken charge of the lGadsden curio store.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Ross returned
 from Phoenix yesterday K. Aria is registered at the hotel Gadsden from Osaka, Japan Mrs. Sehumacke- of Nacoxari spent
 Sunday with friends in Douglas Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lusk were in
 the city yesterday from Apache. Fred Saudstrum has returned from tPhoenix, where he attended the fair.
 Messrs. Robinson and Nordlandei
 went out on hunting trip yester- |day.
 E D. Bowden and son Ralph. have returned from a trip to the PhoeniJ
 fair.
 ,. H. Baker of the DoDsias Lumber
 company has returned from the Phoe- Ink fair.
 Il Ben Williams came from Los An geles today to visit MT. and Mrs. J. IS. Douglas
 II Mrs. McMah&n came up from Naco- zari Saturday, and left in the evening for Fl Paso-
 A. R. Dickson. one of the owners of the Washington, went to Cananea | Ithis morning.
 Mrs. Teachout, who has a ranch in
 Sonora, has been spending a few i Idays in the city. Dl Attorney w. K. Flora was in the 7 s'city this morning from Bisbee, com, } ing on legal business.