Cochise review., 1900-12-15

Monday mOriiluB WuoIo Sno SOoo 1o oh- ter the Territorial University.
 E. Fl. Geirke prominent young business man of St. Louis, is in Bisbee on a visit to his friend Chas. Henry. MT. Mills, of Hanford, California, purchased train load of cattle from the Sandoval range last week and they were shipped out Wednesday.
 Hon. B. A. Packard left for Phoenix Monday, where he went to help the Ph@necians make success of the car nival.
 N. Diamond & Go, of Phoenix, this week opened a general dry goods store on main street, in the building form erly occupied by the Can Can chop house.
 Miss Blanch Harney, who went from Blsbee to Carlsbad, New Mexico, re- gently, writes to friends here that she is pleased with her new surroundings and is doing we'll.
 Mir. J. J. Muirhead is pushing the foundation work for his new lodging house near Castle Rock. and will soon be ready for the builders to commence the work of construction.
 J. w. Davie, a former mining super intendent of the Silver Dollar mine in ! Elkton, Montana, Is on visit to Bis 1 bee in the interest of some mining men in the east and may locate with us.
 General Manager James s. Douglas of the Esperanza mine, located at Ba- l cuachi, Sonora, came down from Pres colt Tuesday where he has been visit ing his family, and left Thursday for the mine.
 Monday was pay day at the offices of the Copper Queen, Arizona and South Eastern railroad, and something lik $l20000 was paid by these several branches of Messrs. Phelps, Dodge & company in Bisbee.
 As one of the raieults of the ap- preaching holidays Postmaster Pritch- ard reports that on Monday he sold postotfice money orders to the amount of over S2.300, and on Tuesday he sold only little less than on Monday.
 Assistant Superintendent S. w.. French, of the Copper Queen, received 1 by last Mondays stage from Sidney | Williams, at Nacosari, two very beauti- ful skins, one of Mexican jaguar or leopard aad the other Mexican lion.
 1t is reported from good authority that Pete Johnson has sold his Burro group of claims immediately adjoining the South Bisbee properties, for handsome gum. Full particulars of the sale will be given in the REVIEW at an early date.
 Thomas P. Nichols, assistant to V. R. Stiles, general agent of the Arizona and South Eastern railroad, has ac cepted position in the mercantile de- partment of J. E. Curry &' Co. st Naco, Arizona, and left for his new post We'd nesday morning.
 M. w. Wambaugh, chief engineer of the Morenci Southern and Southwest. ern railroad, came in Monday night and left early Tuesday morning for mexico to consult with the engineer ing corps now surveying the line for the new road from Don Luis to Naco- sari.
 Superintendent Fred c. FenTer of the Lowell and Arizona Mining com pany, is entertaining a party of eastern stockholders of the Lowell company. The gentlemen are greatly pleased with the bright outlook they have in the Lowell mine. Among the party are Messrs. M. c. Banner, J. E. Mashen, of Lowell, Massachusetts; F. F. Hansan, ! Boston; F. w. living, New York and J. w. Eavie, Elkton, Montana. Bert Gmehle and Andy Johnson who are doing assessment work on their 1 group of claims near Don Luis station, i came in Monday for mining supplies and provisions. They report having seen large mountain lion prowling very close to their camp several times within week Bert says next time he comes to Bisbee he will bring in a beautiful lion skin to substantiate his story
 Superintendent Walter Douglas left i Tuesday morning for New York on i business connected with the Copper Queen company. Supt. Douglas will l remain in New York until the return of President James Douglas who is ex- pected back home from Paris during Xmas week. President Douglas, ac- companied by several of the directors of the company, will pay visit to Bis bee and Nacosari early in the New Year.
 A party of young men of Bisbee gathered together at the residence of Thomas P Nichols Monday nigat to assist him in celebrating his 2ith birth day and pass away few hours socially together Those in attendance were M F. Dugan, Harry Anderson, Jack Anderson, Geo. Bowen. P. J. Tenancy, T. J. Maloney. George Blanchard, Tom Hogan, F. S Sutton, H. A. Butt, J. c. Shanklay Thns E Darnell Thns P