Cochise review., 1900-12-22
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 Mrs J. D. Machomich left this week for Tombstone to spend Christmas with her relatives.
 Hon. B. A. Packard and Jack Gra- ham were in town Thursday, MT. Pack ard is going to pass train load of cat. tie over the line this week.
 Cattle shipments have been very bl isk during the last week, and several train loads have left Don Luis this week Some 800 cattle passed over the line Thursday night to be shipped to California. Doctor Shaw and Col lector Daniels are kept very busy in- spectiDg and passing cattle over the line.
 Mayor B. J. O'Reilly left Tuesday morning for New York City in the in terest of the Greene people. MT. O'Reil- ly is not expected to return alone. We understand he is to enter the matri monial ranks before he returns to the West again.
 Eugene Johnson, of Lake Valley, N. M., has accepted position with the Copper Queen branch in the dry goods department.
 Several carloads of copper bullion from the MOctesuma Copper Co.,, Naco- sari, left here for the east last week. Another shipment is expected soon,.
 Some young fellow from Bisbee ca me over here one night last week with a buggy and eloped with one of Naco's fair daughters. We have been unable to learn who the young fellow was. We have but few girls here and regret to lose them, especially when Bisbee boys come over at the dead of night and take them away from us without giving us a show. We will be on the lookout next time.
 A carload of horses and mules were rec eived at Naco on Monday eonsign ed to W. c. Greene and B. A. Packard. The animals were shipped from Phoe- nix and the horses were purchased by MT. Greene while at the capital city last week. The horses are fine animals, one buggy team especially are speci- mems of the fine horses raised in the Salt River valley. A Sunday School was organized in Naco last Sunday with an attendance of forty-four. F. J. Kelly, operator at Naco, was elected Superintendent and the Sunday School will give a Christ mas entertainment on the night of Dec. 24th. The program appears in another column.
 The Cooper Novelty Company will be at the opera house tonight and to. morrow night. This company affords a good evenings entertainment and are highly spoken of wherever they have been.
 It is rumored that an opera house is to be erected soon on the Mexican side If this rumor proves to be true we will learn something further very soon.
 Last Wednesday evening the many friends of Miss Lottie Jones rendered her surprise party at the residence of her parents on School Hill. A large number were present and all had a most enjoyable time. Refreshments and games were indulged in until late hour.
 Jas. D. Machomich. formerly of Bis bee has been appointed store manager of the Copper Queen branch store here. He succeeds MT. Fred Riley. We wish MT. Machomich much success in his new position.
 MT. w. c. Greene has been here for the last week. He has now the affairs of the Greene Consolidated Copper Co., we'll in hand and from the amount of freight going down to the Cananeas they will soon ba running in full blast.
 H. c. Guynn, the hide man from Bis bee, has been here all week passing hides across the line MT. Guynn's business in this district is very lively.
 Naco is rapidly coming to the front, She can now boast of four stage lines. Stages run to Cananea, Nacosari, Naco Junction and Bisbee. The A. X s. E. train comes in three and four times a week loaded down with freight for So- nora and Naco. We hope soon to have train running in daily.
 Mrs. Ben Sneed was in town this week buying Christmas goods.
 All stores now close at noon on Sun days and $50 on week days. It is re- ported that after the holidays they will close at 8 p. III.
 Mr. Jackson, manager of the shoe de