Cochise review., 1900-05-17
Local Brevities

J. w. IbylOr anu Wlle, CnlcaSo' "io guests at Hotel Angius:
 George T. Cline, of Woodburn, Ore gon, has quarters at tue Angius.
 A. H. Mqyly, of Naco,. is circulating among bis Bisbee friends today.
 Scott White of the Greene Consoli- dated Copper Mines at Cananea, is in town.
 U. Cook, representing the Dalle- maid company, of Chicago, is, visiting Bisbee.
 George Mitchell of the Greene Con solidated Copper company, arrived in Bisbee yesterday.
 The many friends of Miss Lou Howe will regret to learn that the young lady's condition is pnimproved.
 Otto Won Kanel is in the,City of Mex icO, where he went several days ago to transact mining business.
 Pete Larson, an old time smelter man with the Copper Queen company, has returned to Bisbee from Globe.
 Sid Mullins returned from the Cant aneas yesterday where he has been re- cuperating for several days past,
 Miss Lillian Burr has accepted po- sition at the. telephone, headquarters, where she win eventually learn to, say 'hellO,!" "
 There are. only eight patients in the company hospital, all of whom are sui iering from small contusions. There are no fever cases up to. date.
 Alfred Nyman, wears 2 smile of con tentment this morning. Mrs. .Nyman presented her lord with a fine boy last night. The mother is doing well.
 S. w, Clawson, of Bisbee and Gordon Mclean, of Morenci, who have been visiting Nacosari for several days past, are expected to return tomorrow.
 w; Wolff, a popular clerk in the. gro cery department of the Copper Queen store, took his departure this mornin g for Los Angeles, where he will remain indefinitely. '''
 The Fashion saloon evidently be- lieves in the admonition to lay by for a rainy day. Six carloads of wines, liquors and cigars, were stored in the Ea.hton ceiiar today
 Dan Barnesl veteran of the civil war, and an old slime miner in this camp, win take his departure tomorrow for Santa Monica, whither he goes to enter the Soldiers, Home.
 Mayor O'Reilley was a visitor to Bisbee last evening. He brought with him 8 very tempting sample of garden truck gsrnered yesterday from o o'Reilly park3at .Naco. Johnny Twoomey was the fecipient'otthe first crop grown in Naco park.
 Julius Goldbaum; the ,enterprising liquor dealerof Tucson, arrived in Bis bee yesterday and is circulating among a host of friends in the copper camp. Mir. iGoldbaum is one of the most substantial business men of the old pueblo and maintains his popularity through the class of goods he handles and the honorable methods pursued while dealing with his numerous GUS toners.
 r. $. Clark and A.. B. Thomas, both of Hardwick, Vermont, are sojourning in Bisbee. Mir. Thomas is secretary of the Vermont and Arizona Mining com pAnS whose properties are situated in the cDfakoon mountains, and where the two gentlemen have been visiting for the past several days. They are thor oughly convinced the Vermont and Arizona properties will develop into a mine.
 ~ Dr, J. Zimmerman, the well known chiropodist of Tucson, is paying pro- iessional visit to Bisbee and will re- main in camp about three or four days. He is likely to be called to his home at any moment. To those who are suffer- ing with corns, bunions, ingrowing toe nails or any disease of the feet would do we'll to consult the doctor at the Bessmer house. Dr. Zimmerman has had an active experience of sixteen years in his profession and stands it the head throughout America and Europe,
 TsisBee islknowafar and wide as the quietest mining camp on the Pacific coast, a fact that is due to the efficiency of the officers and the rapidity with which the court deals with derelicts. We had commenced anarticle in praise Of this model camp this morning, when Romania Hernandez, through the as- sistance of Justice Williams and Date Graham, broke into the tanks. He had looked upon the wine when it was red, and for having imbibed too freely the court assessed him $l0, failing to pay which Romania will assist in improv- ing the county roads.
 
 To Whom it May Concern.