Cochise review., 1900-12-15


 Miss Ida May Pringle, of Boston, a niece of J. H. Jacks, of the Lumber company, arrived this week for visit to her uncle.
 c. A. Overlook, of the Union Market, Bisbee, left Wednesday morning for Gila Bend, Arizona, where he went to purchase car load of hogs.
 The traction road, between La Cana nea and Naco, is completed and the en- zine and cars will be on the ground in a few days. With the advent of this road Naco may look forward to great business activity, as it means much in business way to our border city.
 MT. E. Howell, who eas the contract for building the residence of Rev. J. G. Pritchard, expects to complete the building in two weeks. This building will contain eight rooms besides the bath room, closets, etc., and will be an ornament to Central Bisbee. MT. Howell ia an excellent workman and does we'll what he contracts to do.
 Officers Doyle and Graham rounded up bunch of seven or eight hobos Wednesday and carried them before Justice Williams who ordered them out of town. Industrious men are always welcome in Bisbee and can usually find work, but the professional bum has hard time.
 A. D. Shepard, general freight agent of the Southern Pacific railroad, ar rived in Bisbee Monday evening, ac- companied by MT. Hunt, the travelling freight agent of that company. To- gether these gentlemen visited lhe points of interest in this vicinity and gathered all the information obtain able that might be useful in their bus mess in the future.
 The entertainment and apron social given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church at Library Hall last Thursday afternoon and evening was most en- loyable affair. Large crowds were present both afternoon and evening and the ladies who had charge of the entertainment express themselves as highly pleased with the financial and social success of their undertaking.
 Allen T. Bird, of the Oasis, Nogales, | and of the Press, at Benson, arrived m | Bisbee Wednesday and went from here to Nacosari and other points in Mexico and will return to Nogales via Minas Prietas. Mr. Bird is one of the live l newspaper men in Arizona and was a welcome visitor in the REVIEW office, l the writer not having seen him in six years.
 Mrs. Jake Schmidt has concluded to | sell her valuable property on Bisbee Heights. George Clark, the surveyor, has been busy the past few days sub | dividing it into building lots. This pro Jerty is one of the choicest residence l sections of Bisbee, and before long Bis bee Heights will be covered with hand some homes. The tract contains some | four acres, and formerly belonged to the Catholic church.
 The blowers for the smelters at La Canauea were delayed on account of | fire in the New York foundry where ] they were turLed out. Some inconve- 1 nience has been experienced at La Cananea on this account, but by the | middle of January the smelters will be in full blast, and will commence to pour out the copper wealth of that rich 1 mine. All the bullion from the Cana meas will be shipped to Naco by the | traction road.
 It is reported that Bishop Kendrick has arranged to place the Rev. B. Gif- ford Lee in charge of St. John's Mis- sion in Bisbee and that he will reside permanently in our city after the be- ginning of the new year. The Rev. Mir. Lee is an eloquent speaker, gen. 1 tleman of culture and refinement and | is greatly interested and thoroughly in | touch with the life of the great south west. Bisbee will be fortunate if it gains this worthy gentleman of the