Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-10

heuTy Murphy, formerly SWITCH
man in the Bowie yards, is now first
lieutenant in the army. stationed at
Jacksonville, Fla.
The COchise-Graham Cattlegrowers
! Association viii meet at Wilcox Mar.
/ 10 and 10. This will be a great Occas-
| ion and further announcement of this
will be made in coming issues of this
paper.
The case of c. VI. Renaud VS. w. c.
A license has been secured in Tomb
stone by f. p. Pew to wed Miss Pearl
McKernan known in CORTLAND as Miss
/ Pearl Hyde, where she lived for sew
eral years with her parents.
Hyde set before Justice Bolton Feb. 2.
was dismissed upon motion of plain
tiff's counsel, w. G. Gilmore. The suit
will be brought in the superior court
at the county seat.
d. S. Campbell and Charles S. Him
meiwright, examiners for the Federal
Trade Commission at Washington, ID.
c., have been in CORTLAND the last
few days looking into the cost OF the
production of copper.
The residence of Leslie Mattingly
of CORTLAND was slightly damaged by
fire on the morning of February 4th.
The fire broke out about a. IN. but
was soon under control. Further thar
the loss of some clothing in the base
ment Of the building there was no loss
suffered.
The bottling works at Wilcox which
has been nOn-existent since it was de-
stroyed by fire over year ago, will
resume operations about March LIST.
Manager ]. W. Angle stated that the
manufacture of ice would be resumed
the latter part of the week and bot
Ting would commence about March /.
Reports from NOgales state that the
movement of the midwinter crop of
fresh tomatoes from the Los Blochis
country. i'll the state of Sinaloa, has
commenced. Several carloads are AZ
irving on each days train from Jnas
region and il is expected that the en-
tire seasons output will reach one
thousand carloads.
Tom Hamilton was down from Dos
Cabezas He stated that he has con-
veyed his millsite at Dos Cabezas to
II. c. Kimball and associates who now
have machinery on the ground and
will erect a Seton mill upon it. TIE
-; rr ,.-frl ha oor,Dlafad aS nsfirElV q
possible and will concentrate the ores
of the Dos CabeZas Consolidated Mine
Corporation. Plans have been made
for enlargement of this plant as future
demand sTequire.
Greater Douglas" a sixteen-page
bulletin exploiting the many advantag
es of that city, came off the press yes
terday Upward of 500 will be distrib-
uted this month by the chamber OF
commerce, the organization response
bic for its publication. The number
of copies will be increased monthly.
Greater Douglas" will be sent free 10
members. also to correspondents and
enquirers, and given TO visitors.
Girls employed at the Phelps Dodge
store in Douglas gave linen shower
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Eleanor Dubs, who is expected to mar
~ Billy Reynard in the near future.
The couple admit the wedding has
been planned, but won't tell their clos
est friends the date. Both are en-
ployed in the office of the Phelps
Dodge store. Mr.. Reypard was book /
keeper there. The shower was held
at the home of Miss Clara Jones. on
Eighth Street, and there was coliec- .
ton of lovely linen presents calculat- /
ed to make the heart of I prospective !
bride jump with joy. flames were |
played early in the evening. dancing 1
following. Refreshments were served. /