The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-21
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i correspondent arrived in Bisbae on Wednesday evening, just as darkness had settled down upon the canyon where the village of Bishee is tuili and q prettier sight than can te seen while coming 10 the town at this hour can hardly be imagined, for the heavens are illuminated by the fiery mass of slag which is being constantly poured over the dump from the Cop per Queen and Prince furnaces.
 Upon my arrival put up with mine host, ]. P. Mansfield, the jolly proprietor of the Bis5ee House, and after supplying the inner man, set out on tour of inspection. I learned that Bisbce has population of coo CT more, and it is neatly and ccmpactly built, although many of the citizens have not wholly recovered from the set back that they received b. the disastrous fire that visited Bis5ae early in the spring.
 We first visited the store of J. Myer Bros which is branch of the Tonb- stone house. They have very nice store and have it well stocked with clothing, boots, shoes, etc, which they are selling at cost owing to desire to close out business in that camp.
 MT. M. Crosse has very fine gen eral merchandising store and IS doing his full share of business. He also furnishes the town with water which he delivers from u wagon at reasona ble rates
 Dr. ). G. Barney, physician of the Copper Queen mine, has 8 neat little drug store and enjoys good practice.
 Mss Kate Sweeney keeps the town SUI piled with news matter and fancy notions, and Is doing thriving little business.
 J. Goldwater & Co. have large general merchandise store and do . big business, their principal trade be- ing with merchants from Sonora who annually spend many thousands of dollars.
 II. J. Brown, very pleasant gen tleman is also in the general mer- chandising business and seems to be doing well.
 Otto Schroeter is the town jeweler and keeps a good supply of jewelry on hand and is evidently doing q thriv- ing business.
 A. J. kchuer ha. tine bakery of town and supplies the hotels and fam lilies with an excellent article of bread every day.
 J. F. Preston is the postmaster and also the agent for the l.. W. Dlinn Lumber Company at this place, and his lumber yard is well supplied with all kinds of building material and mining timbers.
 John Curtis is the tonsorial artist of the camp, and keeps down the rough boards of its inhabitants. F. Paillon is the village shoemaker, and keeps its inhabitants wsll shOd. Messrs. Taft X Hinke keep first class livery stable here, and are noted for their care and attention to horses that are placed in their charge The Bisbee Butcher Company, un- , der the management Of James Car ruthers, furnishes inc beef to the peo- pie of Bisbee.
 Duffy & Co. also do their share oi the butcher business. and there i. hardly a l lace in the Territory that 3 can show finer beef than they are sell ing to their customers.
 Miss Erickson runs irst-class res taurant, and the hungry traveller can t here find good meals and polite atten. f ton.
 Mcguire Bayle has also a popular resturant, and Is one of those jolly landlords that are always popular and - consequently does rushing business l Mrs. Chester, an old resident O Tombstone, is keeping a frst-clas: : restaurant and lodging house, and il Z doing her share of business. n Mrs. Louther keeps the American P lodging house, which is very popu lar place with visitors to the town.
 The Bisbse House, conducted by J P. Mansfield, is a deservedly popular hotel, and Mansfeld's success is large ly due to the assistance that is afforded him by his amiable wife. Dr. J. c. Preston is physician to tht $ Copper Prince mine, and is very