Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 7

THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY 1 MORNING, APRIL 22, 1906. 'PAGESEVEM Jta. 3. 39 vt BISBEE OPERA HOUSE Sunday, Apr. 22 HAGY SCENIC COMPANY Presents the Brand-new and Greatest of Sensations.

TheTrain Wreckers Also the Big Comedy Hits The Ohickzen Thief AND The JUost Child Also the Most Successful War Production Battle on the Yalu And Many Other Interesting Features. DOUGLAS LOCAL. Threw Waste Paper In Street. G. G.

Lelcvler was up before Judge McDonald today on the charge of having thrown waste paper In the street. C. T. Connell Back, Charles T. Connell, Chinese lspector at this point, returned this morning from San Marcial, New Mexico, where ho has been taking the place of a customs official.

He spent several days in Albuquerque before returning. Mr: and-Mrs. Paul went, to Bisbee on this afternoon's tralnT' Vic Roy arrived in town this forenoon from Kansas City. Ralph Colvin, of Bisbee, spent last night in town. Frank Bates, of Alamogordo, New Mexico is transacting business in town today.

Ed H. Cobbs, of Tucson, is spending the day in Douglas on business. Robert Anderson arrived in town this morning from Hachita. on busi ness. B.

Pelzer. of Cananea. is spend ing the day In town. iF. E.

Rich, of San Diego, Califor- arrived In the city today to trans- ct business. C. A. Grabill. of Clifton, was a hns- lBuy i This ground was reserved for mining: purposes.

It is well situated and is as good building ground as any we have had on the Johnson Addition. The terms are thayou make a $20 or more deposit, pay balance of $100 in thirty days, then pay $25 ptr month and interest. We are stflPbuilding houses to sell on the installment plan, but are not advertising it very muchtbecause we are not able to fill the demand. cusiyuu less tnan you cuuiu duiiu -JL E. THOMPSON COMPANY To-Night iness visitor in Douglas yesterday.

B. F. Moore, of Hachita, arrived in town this forenoon to tranbact business here. Mrs. C.

E. Troxel of Elsbul, Indiana, arrived In town last night, called here by the serious illness of her son, who has been stopping at the Colonial hotel. L. C. Downs, of Evanston, Illinois, arrUed In town yesterday to visit his brother.

Dr. M. L. Downs. He is on his way to the coast.

Rev. and Mrs F. C. Reid and son, Edward, of Flagstaff, arrived In town last evening to attend the meeting of the Presbytery to be held here this week. Mrs.

Reid is a sister of Rev. George and James Logie. K. P. Grand Lodge.

At the session of the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias, which will be held In Douglas early next month, Jt has been arranged to have several teams from Arizona lodges to exemplify the work in the third degree. Another interesting feature of the grand lodge will be the presence of the Phoenix team to confer the degree on a number of tyros who will be taVen into the confidence and mysteries fthe Knights of Kho-rasan. The local knights are making extensive preparations for the entertainment of the visiting brethren. C. F.

Hanson, superintendent of the Monte Visto mine to Bisbee this morning on business, expecting to return this afternoon. A Lot In j- Come in and see JOHNSON We have furniture in a four room house, close in, for PRESBYTEBYATDQUGLAS FIRST SESSION WILL BE HELD IN METHODIST CHURCH AT 8 O'CLOCK. The first session of the Presbtery of Arizona will be held in the Methodist church this evening at 8 o'clock. Already quite a number of tho delegates haie arrived In town, and the last of them are expected to arrive on this evening's train. Including the ladles who will be in attendance at the Woman's Missionary Society, there will probably be about thirty visitors In the city.

The venlng meetings v.U be held in the Methodist church, and the day meetings in the Masonic hall. ThmA uhn havo nlrpmlv firrlvf1 In the city are: Rev. Charles H. Bler-4 kemper, of Canada, moderator; Rev. and Mrs.

Frank C. Reid. Flagstaff; John Butler, Tuba; Rev. J. M.

Mc-Knight, Maer; Rev, James L. Rames, Florence; Rev. John Gass, synod-leal missionary, Albuquerque; R. Q. Martinez Rev.

John E. Fry, Bisbee: J. Mergler, Roosevelt; Mrs. F. F.

McCrea. Indianapolis, representing the Home Board of Missions of New York; Miss C. G. Gilchrist, of Phoenix. Those who are expected In on this afternoon and evening train are: Rev.

and Mrs. H. Phoenix: Alex Black, Fort Defiance; John I. Brooks, Phoenix: F. V.

Rlchardds, Gila Crossing, Rev C. H. Ellis, Salt Rher: Rev. Charles H. Cook, Sacaton, Rev.

Herman C. Fox. Tucson: Rev F. S. Herndon, Tucson; Rev C.

Moffett. Presbyterial missionary. Tucson; AV. D. Hlmebaugh, Sunday School missionary.

Phoenix: Rev. Allan Krich-baum. Morenci, Rev. H. Love, Clifton; Griffith J.

Williams, Bisbee; Mrs. S. L. Ross, Bisbee, and possibly from four to five others whose names hae not been sent in. The following is the program for the entire session: Friday, April 20.

p. m. Opening service. Sermon by the moderator. Rev.

Chas. H. Bier-kemper, of Gauado. Organization for business. Saturday, April 21.

9 a. Devotional service led by the moderator. 9:30 a. m. Business session.

Reading of minutes, appointment of committees, election of commissioners to the General Assembly, examination of candidates for licensure and ordination. 11:30 a. Recess. 2 p. m.

Business session. Examination of candidates, reports of committees, statistical reports. 5 p. Recess. 7:30 p.

m. Reports of the Presbyterial and Synodical Missionaries. Report of the Home Mission Committee. Sunday, April 22. 9:45 a.

m. Sunday school Addresses by Reid and Mrs. F. McCrea. 11 a.

m. Morning worship. Sermon fi" us about it. It is the best way to get a noubeior in any by- the Rev. Henry M.

Campbell. Administration of the Lord's Supper by the Revs. Thos C. MonV.t and Curry H. Love.

7 p. m. Young People's meeting Short missionary talks by Rev. C. H.

Bierkemper, John Butler nr.d J. L. Rames. 8 p. m.

Evening worship. Sermon by Rev. Herman Fox. D. or.

dinatton of candidates for the ministry. Monday, April 23. 9 o. m. Devotional service led by J.

C. Mergler. 9:30 a. m. Business session.

11:30 a. m. Recess. 2 p. m.

Business session. Reports from the fields. 8 p. m. "Our Work," missionary addresses by Revs.

F. S. C. It. Ellis, Alex Black and Chas II.

Cook. Tuesday, April 24. 9 a. m. Devotional service led by Rv- Chas, H.

Cook. 9:30 a. ra. Business session. DOUGLAS Y.

M. C. A. NOTES. Men's meeting Sunday at 4 p.

m. If any person doubts tho ability of the bojs to use the privileges offered by the association and are willing to be convinced, wo believe one visit to the building wilt be sufficient. It is with deep regret "that we learn of the loss by flro of tho beautiful building of the Young Men's Christian Association of San Francisco. We have been unable to get any detailed account the loss, and await such information with anxiety. An interesting program has been arranged for the men's meeting on Sunday Selections will be rendered by a male quartet, also an address on Christian Manliness by Mr.

C. Reid. of Flagstaff. All men are invited. The basket ball tournament has but one more game.

This will be played between the Reus and Greens on Monday next. The present standing of the clubs Is Reds, Greens and Whites. Considerable interest is felt In the coming game. Men will find seats in gallery. A seles of basket ball games has been arranged between Bisbee and Douglas teams.

Bisbee will visit Douglas on Saturday, May The lineup of the local team Is: Paxton, center; Booth and Lincoln, forwards; Chamberlain and Fisher, guards; Phil-brick, Rice and Harris subs. The match game with" the bowling team of the Bisbee association has intensified the Interest among the local members In the game The winning of the first game is a source of gratification, but the home team often wins on its own alleys, to lose out when playing on strange alleys. The Douglas team will, by constant practice, put lstelf in fine condition for the next game, and hopes to win. Vagged. Frdnk Wilson was fined $8 on the charge of vagrancy and was sent to Jail today.

The Of The oiner way. I i 3ESZ 322! DOUGLAS LOCALS. 4- Woman's Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society of tho Presbytery of Arizona will hold two sessions In the E. church on Satur day, the morning session beginning at iu oclocK, and the arternoon session at 2:30 o'clock. Good programs have been prepared, and all ladies interested are Invited to be present.

A number of delegates from outside points will be here and take part In the sessions. Boy Was Hurt. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Henry, on Twelfth street, yesterday their little boy fell backwards from a chair and cut a bad gash in the back of his head, which struck on a stake In the front yard. The Injury was not serious, but was sufficient to cause a commotion In the neighborhood. The wound bled profusely, and tho lad and his mother were both badly Fined for Fighting. Francisco Rodriguez was fined In the Justice court this forenoon for fighting.

He went to Jail to servo out the fine, being short of funds. Beat His Board. Josefa Medina swore out a warrant today for the 'arrest of Antonio Eunquez on the charge of fraudulently beating her out of a $7.50 board bill. Ash Peak District T. O.

Philips, of Duncan, was in Douglas yesterday, bringing a hundred pound sample of ore from his mines in the Ash Peak mining district in Graham county to the Copper Queen smelter. If this sample gives a favorable return it Is the purpose of Mr. Philips to make some shipments here for reduction. He reports Increased activity In the mining industry in the Ash Peak district where are located some very promising claims. The Ash Peak Mining company has contracted a large quantity or ore for delivery at the Shannon smelter in Clifton.

Mr. Philips and B. B. Adams, the well known Graham county insurance men, have held a group of claims In tho Ash Peak country for a number of years. Recently they organized the Golden Eagle Mining company, with the purpose of developing their properties, from which some splendid shipments of ore were made in the rt.

Pleasant Dance. The Intcrnat'onal Order of Machinists gave a very enjoyable In Ireie hall last oven-leg. The Symphia club furnlshej the music. Hearing Continued. The he-rins of Manuel Angula with attempting to kill his sister, was continued from yesterday afternoon until this afternoon.

Arrested for Stealing Saddle. Jose Chavez was arrested today on the charge of stealing a saddle from V. W. Bush Douglas Special. Col.

Tom Purcell, who has been running passenger on the train out of Douglas, Is out taking care of the special taking Prof. Douglas over the country, and Jim Moulton on the ore train, is taking care of the passenger run. John Hays of the railroad car shops has returned from Louisiana, where he went to attend to business for the company, connected with the recflpt New Block 9 DD1TI0N a home. A home sale; house for rent, of some new rolling stock. Mrs.

S. French remains quite HI at her home in this city. It was hoped that she would be able to start east on next Monday to join her husband, but it may be that 3he will be further detained here by her Illness. Gone to Phoenix. Dr.

Hickman, James Wood and Chester of Douglas, and Dr. and Mrs. Shine, of Bisbee, left this afternoon for Phoenix to attend a meeting of the Shrin-ers, O. L. Neer, the Sonora mining man, left this afternoon for Los Angeles.

Miss Mary Mullen, a teacher In the second grade, left for Tempe this aft ernoon, where she was called on account of the Illness of her mother nix this afternoon. er, mother of Mrs. Ellis, left for Phoenix thmis afternoon. R. D.

Hall, a mining man from Paradise, accompanied by his wife and son," left for Bisbee this morning, after spending several days in Douglas on a mining deal. Mrs Charles McGlone, who has been tho guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. W.

Jackson for the past few days, left this morning for her home in Paradise. Dr. Shine, of Bisbee, arrived in town this foreaoon on professional business. M. Treese returned this forenoon from Bisbee.

Dr. Lunn, of Oklahoma City, is In town, the guest of Dr. Hickman. Mrs. M.

Lewis, wife of Fireman Lewis of the Southwestern, left this morning for Denver, where she will spend the summer. Engineer Gray, of the Nacozarl passenger train, who has been visiting for several days In Cananea, has again taken his run, relieving Engineer Williams, who went back to the freight service. C. B. Bosworth, agent of the Southern Pacific at Deming, was a visitor In the city this morning and has returned to Bisbee, where he Is interested in some mining properties.

C. C. Fineaut, a mining roan from EI Picacho, arrived in town this fore-coon. W. H.

of the 4-bar ranch, was in town yesterday on business. T. Pellier, a mining man from Mlna, Sonora, Mexico, arrived In town this forenoon. Mrs. Beckwith, of Bisbee, arrived in the city this forenoon to visit her sister, Mrs.

N. L. Sheldon, who has been on the sick list for several days. Charles R. Barry, of Phoenix, spent last night in town on business.

Mrs. H. A. Lusk, of El Paso, arrived in town yesterday on a short visit here. Sam Elder, the contractor, Is in Douglas buying lumber and building material which he requires for important improvements on a ranch In the vicinity of Fronteras, Sonora.

Two carloads of lumber were ordered this morning from the Bassett Lumber company. The first game of the season was played last Sunday by the Clifton and Morenci ball teams, resulting in victory for Clifton by a score of 5 to 3. Clifton and Morenci have an everlasting baseball grudge against each other and the struggle for the final mastery this year promises to be fierce. bought through at $20 per month JSjaf.iO.sr John St. John, of Moctezaes; recently sold out his interest with R.

S. Vickers, arrived In taws tMs forenoon on bis way to Mobile, Alabama, where he has bees, called am account of the serious illness of bis mother. George Snodgrass, of Bisbee, spent last night in Douglas. E. L.

Hollen, of Nogales, was a bas-iness visitor in Douglas yesterday. Peter J. Smith, of New Mexico, arrived in town today on basin ess, H. L. Hudspeth, of Cos, Douglas yesterday to transact business here.

Alberto Rico, Thomas Flores and Rufina Sufiale, of Hermoslllo, arrived1 in town yesterday. 4 The Bisbee Dally Review has enlarged to a seven-column quarto size, a new two-cylinder Hoe press and two new linotype machines have been In stalled and its telegraphic service has been greatly increased, making It easily one of the very best dally newspapers published In the southwest. The Sunday Issue of the Reveiw li of twenty pages and besides the telegraphic and local news contains a full report of mining operations In the Warren district and a summary of mining news from other districts In Arizona. "Wp congratulate you. Brother Kelly, on tho splendid success you have achieved and hope the Review will continue to grow and prosper.

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