Cochise review., 1900-09-18
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 strong's ranch yesterday.
 c. H. Sudd, of Azusa, registered al the Norton last evening.
 Otto Geisenhofer paid visit to the river for trip yesterday.
 Miss Slaughter came in from the ranch. She is visiting Miss Burr
 Ernest Williams, the bridge foreman, leaves Bisbee for Galveston today.
 Mir. Carillo, the Mexican collector of customs paid us visit yesterday.
 MT. Pettibone, the genial and popu- lar sport, left today for a trip down the line.
 Max Gavito, Mexican consul, returned from Naco yesterday, where he had a royal time.
 Harris, the tailor, only charges $2 to clean suit of clothes, Tombstone canyon. tt
 WANTED-A good cook. Wanted at once. Apply at the Hill Lodging House.
 WANTED--To buy burros, Inquire South Western assay office, rear of Bessemer, s7-tf
 Miss Katie, Gill came over from Tombstone She will stay at Mir. Fo- ley's at present
 Tex Campbell left today for Tucson, where he attends the protest proceed ings in O'Hare's claim.
 Az. A. Pesquiera, of the iuchita ranch, was visitor at the Angius ho- tel last evening.
 NJ. E. Mather, of Jerome, is min- ing man who is looking over this coun- try. He is guest at the Norton.
 Mr. Abrahams, well known San Francisco drummer, was in town yes terday, with headquarters at the An gius.
 At the Norton house J. k. Quinn, of Salt Lake City, located while he gave his attention to business matters in town.
 WANTED By 8 gentleman. A good room in central position, with private family Address P. o Box 56,
 Piano instruction. Miss Louise Lockie of Miss Davis Conservatory. Dubacher canyon. 20. 526. set Inn
 WANTED-A girl at once, to help in boarding house, chiefly with cooking, Apply at the Hill Lodging House. 2t
 John Williams was among the pas sengers on the morning train. He is one of the gentlemen interested in the O'Hare claim.
 Landmark Chapter No. 6, R. A. M. will hold the regular convention this evening. Visiting companions will be gladly received.
 $. A. D. Upton, the attorney of the Norton. He was brought over by professional matters.
 J.M. O'Connel, the local attorney, left for Tucson this morning where he will appear on behalf of the contesting parties in the O'Hare claim matter.
 Through a mistake in yesterdays issue MT. J. Hogan was said to be in the hospital sick. Mir, Hogan is down with typhoid at his home in Missouri.
 WANTED Your orders for hired help of all kinds. No charge to employer. TERRITORIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, and 9P. o, Building, Phoenix, Ari- zona. se6 I'm
 Naco is building up fast. The Cop per Queen store is nearing completion, and other buildings, including the new Greene Consolidated office, are going up.
 Republicansl Your attention is called to the notice convening republican mass meeting at the Opera House Fri day evening; which notice appears in today's issue.
 c. A. Stowe, the Ronquillo mining man, arrived last night from trip to Pearce and the surrounding country. He is miner of experience, and speaks highly of the Pearce district, which he asserted was equal to anything in this district.
 Charles Overlook left for Tucson this morning He goes there on the matter of the protest brought against Martin O'Hare by several land owners, including MT. Overlook, referring to the claim of MT. O,Hare covering the ground opposite the steam laundry.
 Charles Harris begs to announce that he is continuing his business of tailor ing and repairing at short notice at his residence in Tombstone canyon this side of the Castle Rock That he is now in position to make clothes and .ox.os, orA a1nan th ax. ok &hA ohnap