Cochise review., 1900-11-07
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

G' S. GSV0Tl1ukci VI AoS AuSSleS, is at the Norton.
 V. R. Daniels came in from Naco last evening to read the returns.
 Major and Mrs. McClintock left to- day for their home at Phoenix.
 B. w. Curtis, who registers as from Fl Paso, is guest at the Bessemer.
 E. Johnson came in from Mexico yes terdsy' and is booked at the Norton.
 H. F. Hall, of San Francisco, and irienn of V. R. Daniels, is in town on visit.
 Brother Studley will preach at the Opera House next Sunday. All are in- vitad.
 Fl. Gidwald, of El Paso, came in on ysstsrday'S train and is located at the BeSsemer.
 In Bisbss S2o votes were cast yester- day. In the county the number of voters registered was l793.
 We find Henkel, the jeweler, carrys the finest line of watches, jewelry, etc, in the city. o12-tf \
 Harris, the tailor, only charges $2 to clean suit of clothes, Tombstone canyon. If
 LoST--A watch charm, malachite, Red Men on one side and A. o. U. W. on the other. Return to T. F. Metz.
 w W. Ross, of San Francisco, ar. rived yesterday and registered at the Besssmsr. He is here on business.
 c. NJ. Woods is one of several Den yer rsSidents who arrived in Bisbee yesterday. He, too, is at the Bessemer.
 B. F. Meyer, citizen of Denver and well known business man, is in town Attsnding.to businsss among the local merchan6 N
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Ernest Barker will take place tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. T. c. Moi tstt will oflciats.
 The Methodist Church Fair con- mences on Tuesday the 18th of the month. Great preparations are being made for this event.
 D. Ford Jones attended party of his friends at . veniDon dinner last even- ing. The dinner consisted of venison served in several courses and prepared ct the New England Kitchen.
 There was sn election held at the school yesterday. Voting was for the presidential candidates and candidates for delegate. The democratic side won.
 Messrs. Hare, Bradley, Roemer, Col Gray, all candidates, were passengers by this mornihg's train for the county seat. The gentlemen were most of them looking little bit anxious.
 Commencing December lst the Bis. bee Water and Coal company will de. liver coal by their new electric ele- vated trolley burro system to all cus- toners. E. B. MASON, Mgr.
 Paul Morgan, the expert piano tuner who makes regular semi-annual trips to Bisbee, is bere again. Those wanting their piano tuned or repaired by sci sntihc tuner can leave orders at Schmieding's jewelry store. Mir. Nor gan expects to remain here this week only. o6-5t.
 Charles Hsrris begs to announce that he is continuing his business of tailor ing and repairing at short notice at his residence in Tom bstone canyon this side of the Castle Rock. That he isl now in position to make clothes and to repair and clean them at the cheap est rates and invites the attention of the public to his fne stock of fall and winter goods, sl2-tf
 It is with deep, regret that the RE. VIEW is compelled to inform Its read CTS of the death of Mrs. E. c. Barker who passed away this morning. The cause of her death was typhoid fever. Miss Marie Strumm was married to our we'll known and respected townsman ~AAA' ~ N' o0Nh-N, dDOut JWO uiOltHS ago and the event was looked upon as one of the happisst of the year. That the young wife. should be taken thus at the outset of her married life is sad in. deed, and the young husband can, if it be any consolation, be assured of the deep sympathy;Os the community
 The meeting of the Easter Sunday Mine Directors was well attended, ex- cspt by the outside sharsholders who expressed their desire that the local men should look after their interests, and also sxpresssd their entire satis faction with the management of the mine. The follcwinE gentlemen were elected to the resrSctive offices: Pres iaent, R. P. Brown; Vice. President, c. A. Overlook; Treasurer, T. P. De- vine; Secretary, I. W. Wallace; Gen. sral Manager, John Hill. Directors: J. H. Huber, W. M. Scrimsher, I. w.