Cochise review., 1900-08-25
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from ais ranch.
 J. Simons, of Los Angeles, Is visitor in the city.
 Thomas Dower is registered at the Norton house.
 Richard Bundle is suffering from ty' phoid and at this time is very low.
 The company is putting two side tracks in at Don Louis Station.
 Mir. and Mrs. Graham have moved into their new house on O K avenue.
 The Rev. Roberts left for Benson to day where he will hold services Sun, day.
 s. M. Woodward, of Tucson, Is al the Bessemer. He is attending to bns. iness matters here.
 lMrs. V.'R. Styles returned last even ing from California where she has beer visiting for some time.
 George Meeks, of this office is visit ing Tombstone and Turquoise in the interests of the review,
 Mrs. Slaughter and Miss Addie re turned to their home yesterday after | visit to their friends in Bisbee.
 There was busy scene today at Dor Louis when 250 head of horses were unloaded there for the railway camp.
 Professor Woodward, of the. Arizon' University, Is in town and visiting the people in the interests of his Univer. sity.
 The Presbyterian Sunday school will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow as the Episcopal services will be held at Ii. orary Hall.
 The Episcopal church will hold ser, vices tomorrow at the Library hall. In the morning at Il o'clock; in the even ing at 7:30.
 A Mexican working on the railroad met with an accident yesterday and his leg broken, He was brought to tho hospital for treatment.
 There were over 1000 people at the Spray dance Thursday night at one time. The number, 500, as stated, was far under the mark.
 A large ice plant is going up tho work and property of the Bisbee Inn provement company. The site is al the South Bisbee siding.
 Henry Zeuner has two nuggets in his possession which were procured near. Phoenix. One contains about S4s oi gold and the other at least $32.
 The shaft on MT. Nichols property ii Solomon springs, adjoining the Solo mon Springs group, is now down & feet It is on very fine ore, running as high as 65 per cent
 Michael J. Brophy and Nicholas Cunningham, of Bisbee, made home stead entries at the land office yester day. On Thursday Spencer w. Claw son, of Cochise county, made deser land entry. Tucson Star,
 Three miles of the new railroad iron Don Louis Is already completed al d work Is being pushed by the energeti contractors, Messrs. Robinson & Too hey. The camp moved few days az, to station No. 3oOat Solomon Wells. A the beginning of the next month ther' will be 300 teams at work and betweel 500 and 700 men.
 The Star says "Tucson seems to be standing menace to both Fl Paso an6 Phoenix. Both of these prosperou, towns appear to grasp every occasion to discount the city of Tucson. Ye her growth is marvellous and will con tinue. This is on account of our su perb climate and wealth resources tributary hereto"
 Kenney Bros. returned from Mexico yesterday with fifty head of fine ia, cattle for their meat market. While in Mexico they leased the San Antonio ranch. This ranch will be used for collecting and fattening cattle. The land is highly adapted for this purpose The Fronteras river runs through tn, ground and an effective irrigation sys- tenn exists. There is large crop of alfalfa and the grass is thick and high
 MT. James D. Blair was in receirt oi telegram yesterday advising him of the marriage Of MT. Ernest Barker to Miss Marie Strum at Coronado Beach. Mir, Barker Is a member of the firm of Douglas & Barker, and, one of Bisbee's most popular young men. Erne was raised in Tombstone and has legion of friends all over the territory. Miss Strum is neice of MT. and Mrs. A. W. Strum, of this city, and one of San Diego's most popular society belles. The presents received were both nu. merous and costly. After an extended trip on the coast MT. and Mrs, Barker