Cochise review., 1900-08-27

most delightful time was spent by the young guests.
 O. F, shroder left today for the West.
 Lige Clifford left for St David yes terday.
 Miss Stewart left town today on the passenger
 William Noodle of Nacosari is at the Norton House.
 John L. Bussons, of Phoenix, is at Hotel Bessemer.
 John Loomis is down with typhoid fever at the hospital.
 Mir. Rheinhardt, of St. Louis, com mercial traveller, left again on his tour after taking orders here. 1 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Abbott, of Nam pa, Ida, are ut the Norton. They are going on to Mex,co in few days. | Emile Marks, the barber, and MT. Nichols went down to Solomon's springs yesterday on mining trip.
 Judge c. G. Johnson returned from Tombstone Saturday. MT. Johnson has beea in poor health for some time.
 The gun club held their usual shoot Sunday at the club house. There was fair attendance and some good shoot ing was done,
 Geo. s. Roberts, of New York, who as located at the Bessemer Saturday. left for the Cananeas ia which mine he is interested,
 There was dance last Saturday night at Naco and quite number oi carriages left Blsboe with guests fol that occasion.
 George Metcalf, former Santa Bar bara boy, now interested in mines near Bisbee, Arizona, is in the city, says the Santa Barbara Press,
 The Los Angeles Express says that J. o. Lesson, Q prominent land owner and merchant of Bisbee, accompan ed by his wife, is guest at the Nadeau.
 Mrs. J. Donahoe and four children are at the Norton House, having ar rived from Ohio, Saturday. She will go on to Nacosari where her husband is working at the mine,
 The duplicate assessment roll has about been finished by the clerk of the board of supervisors, and it will show | taxable valuation in Cochise county ot over S3, ,2O4,6 ,6s3.
 Alfred Paul, the tailor, c. A. Over lock and Gus Behrend.left Sunday for Turquoise in wagon filled with min. ers' tools and supplies. They will, prospect and secure property in that Tdistrict
 A letter has been received from D. Hickey, manager of the dry goods de- partment of the Copper Queen store. Mir. Hickey is making carefu choice of novelties and dry goods of all kinds for the coming fall season, and ap i'm mense stock will be displayed shortly at this great emporium.
 John Tracey, the well known old timer here, has passed his 10th mil : stone and Is as active as ever. Mir. Tracey cast his first vote for president in 1852 for Winfield Scott on the whia ticket in Crawford county, Ohio, Ira cey has in his possession one of Abra. ham Lincoln's tickets for president in 1884.
 B. A. Packard arrived home from New York City after an absence of two months, during which time he has at tended the great Kansas City conven convention and had the honor of being among the number appointed to notify w. J. Bryan of his nomination, at Indianapolis. Since that occasion MT Packard has travelled in the East and has been in New. York. He complains that the heat back east is unbearable. Professor A. J. Mathews has taken up his residence at Tempe, Arizona and will open up the Normal school at that place on September 4. He will be glad to correspond with students in this town. Great improvement has been effected at the school and 1t is now one of the most complete educa;t tional establishments in this territory. We are asked by the professor to at, tract the attention of the members ol the 20th legislature to the fact that they are entitled to appoint student to scholarship in the Normal,
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