Cochise review., 1900-11-24

The Prospector says the scatfold upon which the Halderman brothers were hanged is being taken down and stored away.
 Sheriff Scott White returned from Tucson Thursday afternoon where he had gone to meet w. c. Greene, of the Greene consolidated.
 A. L. Holmes, foreman of the RE VIEW office, left Wednesday morning for Solomonville to assist the Bulletin job office which is crowded with work.
 MARRIED-Harriet Hall to o. J Buckalew in Bisbee, Nov. 26th, Justice s. K. Williams officiating. The cere. mony was performed at the home of the brides parents.
 An unfortunate Chinaman put in an appearance at Bisbee this week. He was promptly taken into custody by the officers and after speedy trial before Court Commissioner s. K. Williams was ordered deported.
 Messrs. Colburn and Wilson, auditor and secretary of the railroad company, took special engine for Fairbank Sun day afternoon and caught the pas senger train for HermoBillo.
 Watch the REVIEW keep pace with the improvements in Bisbee. The re- turn to Weekly will not bo step backwards. By January 1st we will be again in the front rank.
 Work has commenced on the $75, ,000 hotel for Bisbee. The writer was shown a picture of the building this week as it will appear when completed. Without exaggeration 1t will be the finest hotel building in Arizona. Scott White was up from Naco on Tuesday and left Wednesday for Ben son to meet w. c. Greene. The new shelter at Cananea is nearing compie- tion and the machinery in the olS shelter is being replaced and added to as fast as it is received from the East, It was expected that the plant would be in operation by Nov. l, but now the time is fixed for the middle of December.
 George Dunn returned on Monday from hunting trip into Mexico. He started with the expressed purpose of bringing back bear hide and was successful. Just how he came into possession of the bear skin is another story. He reports deer plentiful in that section.
 The new Mitchell hot-air blast furn- ace is nearly completed, and about the first of the year 1t will be used in the treatment of sulphide ores. The ca pacity is aoout $50 tons per day. This furnace Is a patent of George Mitchell, of the Greene Consolidated, and is highly successful. Four are in opera tion at Globe, and two more are being erected at the Cananea and will begin operations the first of the year. The Copper Queen company will hereafter have no trouble in the treatment of sulphide ores, which at present must be mixed with iron ore in order to be smelted. ...
 c. A.OvERLoCK returned from Over. lock townsite on Wednesday where he had been experimenting the erection of store building and the digging of a well. Five lots have already been disposed of in this townsite. Three were purchased by Bill Short, cattle man across the border. MT. Short has signihed his intention of erecting Q store building on one of his lots and Q residence on the remaining two. Two lots were disposed of this week to E. c. Ord who will begin the erection of two buildings as soon as he can get the adobes on the ground. The Ovelock townsite is a mile square and adjoins the Douglas townsits on the vest. Those interested are Park Whitney, of the Erie Cattle Co.,, Alfred Paul, Jack Graham, s. K. Williams, L. z. Shat tuck and c. A, Overlook.