Cochise review., 1900-12-29

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 Hon. E. A. Packard left on Monday l for California where he recently ship ped train load of cattle.
 | Joe McPherson, an old Tombstoner spent Chr stmas week in Blsbee the guest of the Hughes family.
 Mrs. Hogan is recent arrival from Hsribal, Missouri, and will spend the winter with her family in Bisbee.
 Mr. Dugan, clerk in the railway of fee under Superintendent Morgan spent the holidays at Riverside, Cal.
 Miss McHuph, assistant cashier in the Copper Queen store spent her va cation with her parents in Tombstone.
 John Leland, who is an expert smell terman left on Wednesday for the Can aneas where he has accepted position with the Green Con. Mining Co.
 Hugh Conlon, cattle inspector, spent Sunday at Don Louis and inspected 785 head of cattle which were shipped to California by B. A. Packard.
 At the close of Episcopal services in Library hall last Sunday evening Mrs. John Brown sang EThe Holy City" | It is one of the sweet pieces of sacred music and was we'll rendered.
 R. V. N. Greaves, formerly of the REVIEW, left on Sunday for Santa Mon l ica with his son Ted, who will make his home at that place with relatives. Mir. Greaves will spend tho holidays in California.
 | TAhr Ca,11f c Ynn chanic On the A. & s. K. railroad, spent Christmas ip Bisbee and left the last Of the week for La Cananea, where he will have supervision of the traction engines that will run between Cananea and Naco.
 MARRIED-C. R. Taylor and Miss Ethel l.. Grimshaw at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Horace Hazlewood on Christmas eve. Justice of the Peace S K. Williams performed the cere- mony. The Review wishes the newly married couple q merry Christmas and a happy new year.
 Constable Doyle accompanied Mex ican as far as Fairbanks Sunday last and started him for the county bastile. He was one of the victims of disorder ly house kept by Anita Romero. He had bullet in his neck and leng slash from knife in his back.
 J. B Angius remembered his custo- mers in liberal way on Christmas day. One hundred and twenty-five turkeys were sent out together with numerous other articles for the table. Rich and poor alike were remembered and no one was forgotten.
 Chas. B Lightfoot and Thos. McKel- vi" of Ontario county, New York, are recent arrivals to make Jsheir future home in Arizona. They were | attracted to BisSee by it's reputation as a prosperous camp.
 On Christmas day at the Catholic church the services were very impres- sive and Solemn High Grand Mass was offered. The church was beautifully decorated with choice California flow CTS and the music by the choir added much to the services.
 After the expenses of the Phoenix carnival were paid there was a deficit of $l522.80 From an article in the Phoenix Republican it would seem that the business men are slow about meet ing the shortage. Never mind, Phoe- nix, don't you cry, you can get even on the country members of the legisla- ture.
 The dance to be given by the Frater- nal Brotherhood in the Opera House New Years eve will be one of the so- cial events Of the holiday season. The Fraternal Brotherhood is one of the strong secret osders of Bisbee and among it's members will be found some of our best citizens.
 Jno. Weister, an old time Sonora mining man, has returned from Cleve- land, Ohio, where he has been success ful in incorporating 8 copper mining company to develop some of his valua- ble copper prospects down in Sonora. Mr. Weister was accompanied by his bride, Q former resident of Cleveland, Ohio, Carl Clawson, mechanical engineer who represents the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, was an outgoing pas senger Sunday morning en route to California for the holidays Mir. Claw son makes his headquarters in Bisbee and visits all the mining camps in this section of the territory including Mex ico.
 The Bisbee poSt-otfice is el tirely in 1 adequate to meet the demands of the public. Mir. Pritchard, the postmaster says he does the best he can with the force he is allowed but the fact remains that the peoule of Bisbee should take up this matter before the department and insist that Bisbee be given better post office facilities.
 The plant of the Copper Queen is at l a stand still this week and the noise of