Cochise review., 1900-12-15
Local Items.

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 FrankDaniels,c collector of customs at Naco, was in town Wednesday.
 CJSmith's orchestra gave an enjoyable dance in the opera house Wednesday evening.
 Mir. Geo. Kenneson and Mrs. Cora Craig were married on the 9th instant at Fairbank.
 There are now IT patients in tn e hospital, several of whom will be dis - charged cured within week
 Frank Rathbnrn, gambler of Je rome, has just returned from trip to Nome and is now in Phoenix.
 The EpiscoyaIians are beginning to work in earnest t. secure money for the building fund for the proposed St. Johns church.
 Mrs. S. w. French, wife of Assistant Superintendent French, of the Copper Queen, left Wednesday to spend Xmas with relatives in Chicago.
 Services will be held at the Presby- teran church, in Library Hall tomOr- row at II a. m. and 7;30 p. m. Rev. Thomas C. Motfett will preach morn ing and evening.
 Santa Claus is now being discussed by the young folks. The REVIEW de- sires to assure the little folks that Old Santa will be here on time in all his glory and dealing out good things and pretty things to all. ....
 Tho boocl oe s,norr;ssor. aro is oaC sion aud will be engaged good part of the remainder of the old year in put ting matters in shape for the new board which will take charge ofCochise affairs January 1st-
 Jerome is having trouble with her sewer system. The News says that it is almost daily occurrence that the present system bursts in places, caus ing a very disagreeable stench and placing the health of the community in jeopardy.
 Some Of the young mem of Bisbee are arranging for a grand Christmas ball to be given in the opera house on the evening of D Acember 24th. The best of music wilt be provided and ev- cry effort will be put forth to make the occasion one of pleasure,
 Myron H. McCord, ex-governor and present manager of the Arizona Ga zette, was seriously injured by being kicked by horse "Wednesday morning at his ranch, near Phoenix. Dr. Wylie is in aJte, dance and reports that the injury consists of a broken arm and @ fracture of three ribs.
 Later reports from Phoenix say that Governor McCOrd's injuries were not so serious as first reported and that he will be out in few days,
 Our fellew-townsman. Joseph Lip pert, received the sad news of the de- mise of his aged mother, who resided comfort of having recently visited the departed one and was not entirely un- prepared for the event. He has the sympathy of the community in the hour of sorrow, ..,....' < .
 At the saloon of Anita Romero, Jesus Oroco became involved in an alterca- tion with Frank Lopez and Diago Du- ran, in which he was seriously hurt, being shot in the head and stabbed in the back. He will probably recover. Lopez and Duran were both arrested and will have preliminary hearing be- fore Judge Williams today,
 n J. H. Matthias, who has lived in Bis l bee for fourteen years and helped to build the company works, library | building and many, many other build ings in the town being thorough car penter, has accepted the position of l lailor from Sheriff elect Lewis. MT. Y, Matthias will enter on the duties of his 1 new positionon January 1st, and says when any of his Bisbee friends come to | Tombstone they have the best room at l his disposal, if they want it.
 The officers of St. Johns Guild have l arranged for sertes entertainments to ! be given during the winter and spring. l The first of these will be Red Festi- 1 val, which is billed for the evening of l the 1lth of January. A red supper will be served from red tables. Red ice | cream, red soda water and red candy | will be dispensed from a red booth. Numerous red articles will be for sale. 1 pleasing red light entertainment ] will be given on the stage. There be l ing but few redheaded girls in Bisbee the attendants will wear red costumes. The details are not yet all perfected but when we recall the spledid BazaaI giuen by these same people last winter, we are safe in predicting that every body will ge the worth ot their money and a genuine Red Letter Night" will be enjoyed.
 4 IgCkv Miller.