Cochise review., 1900-12-22
Allie Sowles made flying trip to Naco yesterday.

Naco yesterday.
 1 Patronize your home merchants in buying holiday goods. Several of our business houses have beautiful displays.
 A post office inspector was here last week and decided that the Bisbee office should be enlarged and other needed Improvements added.
 | B. A. Packard is back from the Phe- nix carnival where he mixed a great deal of business with some pleasure 1 The Phoenix papers fail to state i whether Pack" was with those two lawyers who went to see Little Egypt.
 Louis B. Sroufe, cashier, leaves today or to -morro 7 for California on Christ mas vacation. MT. Sroufe has not been we'll for the past week and we hope the trip will put him on his feet again.
 Twenty eight cars of cattle. two and three year olds, were shipped yesterday from Don Luis station to Bakersfield, Calif., having been bought by s. E. Anderson through George Spindle, A further shipment will be made next week.
 Scott White was in Benson Sunday to meet w. c. Greene who was expected from Phoenix. MT. Greene was de- tained by business matters and Scott returned to Tombstone the same day.
 Joe Whitaker, an old Tombstoner, was in Bisbee on Saturday and left the first of the week for La Cananea, where he will take the position of architect for the Greene Consolidated Copper company.
 Attention is directed to the adver tisement of Diamond Bro 8 in another column of the REVIEW. Diamond Bros are a late acquisition to the bus, mess circles of Bisbee, and offer some choice bargains in dry goods, clothing, gents furnishings, etc.
 Christmas services under the auspices of St, Johns Mission Protes ant Epis- oopal Church, will be held in Library Hall Sunday December g, Rev. A. FL liot officiating. Il a. m. Morning Pray CT, Litany and Sermon. p. m. Evening prayer and sermon.
 James Negri, Jr.. a lad of about IA years of age, sustained bad fracture of his right arm last Saturday as re- suit of a fall from pile of lumber where he was at play with some other boys. The injury was dressed by Or. Sweet, and is at present going on to good recovery.
 Walter and Victor zabriskie, sons of Col. Zabriskie, of Tucson, came to Bis. bee last Tuesday and may decide to remain here. Walter is no stranger to the town, having been employed here for some time previous to the outbreak of the Spanish war.
 A tennis club was organized in Bisbee this week with membership of twen- ty-five. The courts have been laid out on the Higgins ground in the rear of he residence owned by Mir. K. V.Stiles Two courts have been lad out with necessary backstops etc. and small club house will be erected on the ground for the safe keeping of nets, rackets, balls etc. Applications will be received by l.. F. Hammer, P. O. box 22l. The membership fee is g. with monthly dues of twenty-five cents.
 Mr. Ralph A Smith, assistant mana ger of the Bank of Arizona at Jerome, arrived in Bisbee yesterday and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Sweet. A small informal reception was given MT Smith at the doctors residence on Fri lay evening affording him an op- portunity of meeting many of his old frIends, of whom he has goodly num- Der in Bisbee. He was for several years employed in the Bank of Tomb stone during the palmy days of that city's prosperity and it was during that time that he received the training and experience that so we'll fitted him for the duties of the position of trust and responsibilito which he now holds.
 James Nevells was killed last Satur- : day by an old adobe wall falling upon him at Rock Creek canyon about six miles from the McKittrick ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley. He was employed at the McKittrick ranch do ing some repairing, and started out about 8 o'clock a. m. on that day to get some adobes from an old adobe wall at the mouth of Rock Creek can yon. The next morning his team had returned to the ranch and Mrs. Parks took up the search, following the wagon tracks to Rock Creek canyon, where she discovered his remains un- der the adobe wall. In place of pick ing the adobes off the top of the wall S had besn digging them n.Snna oGt at the foundation of it, causing it to fall, and he was caught and crushed to death.
 A fatal accident happened to Mexi- can laborer on the Morenci Southern one day last week, says the Clifton Era.