Cochise review., 1900-09-04
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w. Wamburg, of the survey, IS Tn town.
 s. Young left this morning for the west.
 Miss Bella Cassin, of Watsonville, IS at the Norton House.
 Mrs. Tom Whitehead came in from the ranch yesterday.
 Judge and Mrs. Reilly returned to Tombstone today
 William Gerard of Clifton, is regis tered at the Norton House.
 Professor Hempel came up from the camp, where he is timekeeper.
 The Mexicans held fair in honor of the 18th of September at Naco last sun day.
 There was heavy frost on Big Blue, the other side of Clifton, few days ago.
 The marriage of prominent young business man is announced for an early date.
 D. Reed, of the round house is build ing nice, we'll planned residence in town.
 w. A. Harvey, late superintendent of this railroad, arrived in Bisbee yes terday.
 Dr. Clarke and family came in yes terday from Mexico and left today for Tucson.
 Dr. Ricketta, superintendent of the Nacosari property was in town last evening.
 Charley Marshal, an old time stage driven here, is visiting trends, having come up from Mexico.
 Mir. Robins, one of the chief owners in the Greene Consolidated, returned to the Cananeas yesterday.
 Miss Warning and Miss Stowe came in from San Bernardino where they have been on vacation.
 Joseph Schwartz, has the contract for 1000 feet of six inch air pipe for the Green Consolidated. It will be deliv- cred in a few days.
 R. L. Gibson, citizen of Clifton, ar rived last evening and is at the Nor ton. T. Miller is also among the Cliff ton visitors in town.
 The Copper Queen Band Picnic at Lewis Springs, next Sunday is to be the event of the season. Great prepa- rations are being made everywhere.
 The finest kind of lime is made about two miles from here on the Naco road. There is quite camp near the kilns and a number of men are employed.
 The job work done at this office is the best, the prices are the most reas- enable, and our job plant enables us to turn out any kind of work required.
 P. Bender, of Ferguson mine in Brewery canyon, was up buying sup. plies yesterday. He says work is go- ing on steadily and ore is still in sight.
 A. P. Barnett, otNew York, arrived here yesterday and is at the Bessemer. He is on business trip. He repre- sents Leonard & Ellis, the oil people of San Francisco.
 Miss s. E. Frazee, Miss Nellie Hughes and Miss Ella Pritchard left this morning for Safford to attend the convention of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars at that town.
 Our fall and winter novelties include the swellest designs and choicest ia. brics. Our prices on these goods will interest you. A. CHAMPAGNE,
 s3.lw Tailor.
 E. B. Mason, for the Bisbee Improve ment company, is out ascertalning how many Bisbee people will take the cleo tric light. The company intend to put in large plant at once.
 A VoWu iS ePrinSlus uP ncaE UnS Lowell. Houses are clustering in the neighborhood and every sign of bnsi. ness and improvement consequent upon the development ot a great mine, A. Champagne, the tailor begs to inform the public that our clothes must fit or we keep them. We don't make "cheap clothes, but we make "good clothes cheap" Inspection invited.
 John Slaughter drove up from San Befnardino yesterday. He says that his land is looking we'll, the rains hay. ing been ample for the present Cattle have not lost as yet and the outlook is promising
 Mrs. Berke, the charming wife of Geo. W. Berke, one of Bisbee's most popular mixologists and all-round good fellow, arrived on last evenings train from an extended visit to friends and