Cochise review., 1900-08-15

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 Lolss Brown leaves Guaymas today
 Sheriff Scott White came in last evening.
 Miss Linda Liggett, left today for q visit to Naco.
 w. A. Smith, of Winfield, is a guest at the Angius.
 T. R. Nicholson is a visitor from Pres colt in town and is guest at the Hotel Norton.
 A. ;. Bleefer, St. Louis man is lo- cated at the Bessemer Hotel. He ar- rived in the city yesterday. l Andy Bassett has accepted position in the ice house. Mir. Bassett was for merly stewart in the hospital
 J. Hughes a San Franciscoan was among the arrivals in this town yester- day. He put up at the Bessemer.
 Henry Zelner an old time Tombstone citizen is on visit to this city and is shaking hands with his friends on all sides.
 J. Weldon, of Prescott, arrived yes terday and with the Norton as his head quarters is attending to business mat ters in town.
 Allan E. English is visitor in town. The we'll known and talented attorney is giving his attention to matters of business in this city.
 Thomas N. Stanton met with an acci. dent at the mine, last Monday and sus. tained fracture of the skull. He is under treatment at the Company's hos. pital.
 s. M. Hamilton of the Copper Queen Hardware department, who came from Phoenix some short time ago, has re- ceived car load of furniture for his residence.
 A. Champagne, che tailor, has re- turned from his vacation on the Cali fornian coast. He announces having had Q splendid time, and bears every evidence of restored health.
 The Rathbone Sisters will give a grand ball at the opera house on Fri day evening next. The affair will be one of the events of the season and will of course be most numerously atterded.
 Word has been received by helio- graph from the Tombstone party of hunters in the Chiricahuas that they have bear, Whether the grizley committed suicide or killed himself chasing the nimrods is not stated, It is expected the hunters will bring in his bearship next week as trophy of the unt.-Prospector.
 John Briggs, who came in from Tex as two weeks ago lies in the hospital now with compound fracture of the leg. The accident happened to him yesterday at the mine, where he has been employed for the last few days. Briggs is an old time printer and worked in the REVIEW office for sever- al days last week. The injured limb received the prompt attention of the company doctors and the patient is resting quietly.
 A young gentleman, well known here and a social favorite, took his best girl to the picnic, last Sunday While wan dering round side by side in that state of bliss natural to such delightful oc- casion, the young man fell into deep pool, several feet deep, and was experi- encing some difficulty in getting out. His fair companion bravely rushed to the rescue and dragged the drowning hero to the bank. This courageous and devoted act will find itself doubt less repaid by lifelong worship and devotion
 D. Rice, who was here, with the Frank Cooley company was a member of the lst Colorado volunteer infantry. He was at the taking of Manila, and while his regiment was charging on the city, Mauser bullet struck him near the groin going through his body and stopping just under the skin of the back. The bullet was extracted and is now kept by Mir, Rice as momento of this memorable occasion. It is an innocent looking and very small bullet covered with steel which was torn by the force of the blow and disclosed the soft lead underneath. The wound was severe one, and will always affect MT. Rice's health. His weight before receiving the wound was l84 pounds, now it is 1l9 pounds-a big difference.
 Albert Rohatto, of this town who works in the Bluett shoe shop, received $500 yesterday, the amount awarded him against the Pacific Railway. Some time ago Mir. Rohatto was in the south and his friends here, Mrs, Bluett and