Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-27
CONCERN
 MAKING START

AS" N tiIOg Ing Qdlly mall service texcept Sundays). Beginning
 last Tuesday arrangements were made whereby a mail messenger is 10 accompany freight trains which op- crate between here and Naco on days there are no passenger trains, which are on Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Fri days and Saturdays. Only mail from the south is drought in by the trains
 Tom Ncgales on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This is the first time Can anea has had daily mail service since last March, when railroad operations were suspended for two months.
 The local postoffice has exhausted its supply of all postage. stamps of denominations of less than 10 cent. aFos. For almost two weeks there nave been no cent stamps, and late
 " the smaller denominations were al, sold. Nothing less than a lO-centavc stamp can be purchased at present. and many are using them for their mall. The postmaster is expecting 70 have a supply soon.
 It is probable Cananea will soon have a thrice a week train service beginning June 9th. according 10 re. port apparently from a reliable source. Beginning on that date trains will leave Naco on Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays and returning, leave No gales on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. There will be no change in the schedule of the Naco-NogaIes run but trains from Nogales to Naco VIII be operated two hours ahead of the present schedule This means that the train will leave Nogales two hours earlier, arriving at Cananea at 2:SO instead of 4:30 as at present. and will leave Cananea for Naco at 4:00 instead of 500, arriving in Naco at 6:O0. whereas it now arrives there at S:00. The change is to be made on account of the s. P. train from Tucson to Nogales leaving the former clty two hours earlier than at present
 Local business men interested in the Mexican Kelp Fertilizer company are feeling good at present because Of the fact that their company has al ready commenced operations in har- Yestins kelp for the market. The company has concession which gives 1t the right to kelp all along the west coast of Lower California and 1t in- tends 10 be operating at yarioss points before long. At present a ship ment of 100 tons is being prepared at price which nets a good profit The present scene of the company's op. erations Is at the Saucal ranch. a short distance from Ensenada. where necessary equipment, such as washing yats, etc, have been installed. The operations are in charge of G. NJ. Bernstein, of Cananea, organizer of the company. The company expects 10 sell it's product to larger concerns. in the Los Angeles vicinity until such a time ss it has it's own plant. t promises to be in the dividend class In short time, for, according to a letter from Br. Bernstein recently re- ceiFed here, the outlook for the com. pany is very bright. This is the only kelp concern operating in Mexico and with a large field to work, in which are millions of tons of kelp, awaiting cutting, 1t can be readily seen that t will be on a paying basis almost at the beginning Of operations.
 number Of ex postoffiee empIoyes were arrested here on Wednesday evening and Thursday morning charg- ed with being implicated in a Huer- tista plot. However. 1t is understood, DO direct evidence has yet been found against them, although their homes have been searched for evidence.
 Mrs. Wm. c. Green, widow of Col. Vim. c Greene is at present in the city, a guest of AIr and Mrs. c. C.I Chase. Mrs Greene came from Los Angeles and will remain this week.
 George A. Wiswall is a visitor in Tucson on a short vacation.
 Wm. Allen and sister, Mrs. Nora Sterling, left Cananea on Thursday Tor San Francisco where they will te. side.
 Wm. Johnson of the J. NJ. GiTos company left Wednesday evening for San Antonio to visit for a few weeks.
 Miss Ruby Duke has returned 10 Douglas after a ten days visit with Mrs. Kelly Henry at Puertecitos.
 The home of Gordon Bullock was on Saturday morning and about 400 pesos worth of clothing and yaluables taken.
 C. E. Hoffman, manager of the 1emocrata mine. has purchased a new Franklin 90 h. D. 6-cyIinder' car. whien arrived last Saturday.
 An informal dance will be given by he cananea club on Saturday even na
 slight earthquake shock was felt here Saturday morning The vibra- tions occurred at about a. m.. and at first was believed to be due to blasting. Reports from other quar- iers tell of shock being experienced st that hour.