Cochise review., 1900-09-13
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Mrs. l.. c. Shattuck IS qulte SICK at her residence.
 w. c. Greene and J. Kirk have left for the Cananeas
 Mrs. Tom Grady was taken seriously ill Tuesday evening.
 Mir. Nicholson, of the survey, has re- turned from Los Angeles.
 Mir. Trapman is in town from Tomb stone on business visit
 George Clarke went to Naco yester- day on professional business.
 W. c. Greene was hiring Mexicans for his mines at Naco yesterday.
 J. Cohn, of the Farrants Glove com pany, is registered at the Bessemer.
 Dr. Shaw. inspector of cattle, and T. Maloney rode up from Naco last even- ing.
 Mrs. Lewis, mother of Mrs. Case, has returned from lengthy stay in the east.
 Frank Nichols left for Galveston to look after the relations he has in that town.
 Amos Sheldon left today for the west. He goes to California to work in the mines.
 w. s. Jenkins, of Phoenix, regis tered at the Norton on his arrival last evening.
 Harris, the tailor, only charges S2 to clean suit of clothes, Tom bstone canyon. If
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 Sid Mullen is In town. He has been in the mountains for several weeks hunting and riding.
 w. A. Wambaugh, the surveyor, left for Galveston to see about the safety of his wife and family.
 J. A. Biddleman, of St. Paul, is in town on his usual business tour. He stays at the Angius.
 Isodore Cohen, of the Furnishing Company of Los Angeles, has head quarters at the Bessemer. / Fred Suttor left by the morning train for Lincoln, Nebraska, where he goes to complete his education.
 c. N. McMullan with his brother and family came in from visit to Mis- souri and left today for the Cananeas.
 MT. Hoffman, Jr.. of the Democrata mine, left today by the passenger for Nogales from where he will go on to the Cananeas.
 Frank Pendlston and James Hay have gone on prospecting trip which will keep them in the mountains for several weeks.
 Dr. D. S. Lucas, of Tucson, the den- tal surgeon, returned to the Norton House yesterday from, Naco, and left for home today.
 Preston Fletcher, the transfer man, is working again after g severe illness which kept him from his business for several weeks.
 H. B. Dodge, the well known Tue. son business man, located ct the An gius last evening, from whence hs will visit his numerous customers.
 WANTEp--Y Your orders for hired help of all kinds. No charge to employer. TERRITORIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ! and g P. o. Building, Phoenix, Ari- zona. se6 I'm
 Ed Larsen, well known and old time resident here, has returned from Silver City, New Mexico. He will re- main here now and work again for the Copper Queen.
 Mrs. Blewett has received.a large consignment of fall millinery. The goods are choice and carefully selected. An inspection is invited. The feath. CTS, fancy trimmings and felt hats are among the special attractions.
 Program is out for the Naco fiesta on the 18th and 18th, Saturday and Sun day. All kinds of amusements are pro. vided and great time is assured. The celebration will draw large crowd to Naco from all points around and elabo- rate preparations are being made to entertain the guests.
 inclan, the comissario, who took such prominent part ins the Greene and Cobre Grande matter at the Cananeas the other day, obeying verbal orders given by Bustello, referring also to the Lindsay claim, was put in jail Tuesday and several of his policemen. A cou- rier rode all night to inform tho Greene officials here of that and other facts.
 F. J. Nichols has left for Galveston. He will travel to Houston and then on