Cochise review., 1900-07-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BlSOee yesterday.
 B. F. Meyer, of Denver, came in yes' terday and registered at the Bessemer. J. T. Latham is among the business men of Los Angeles who are in the town.
 Tom Sutton, the cracker man, was on the outgoing train today bound for No gales.
 Mir. and Mrs Mike Sugich, of Her. mosillo, are visiting friends in this town.
 Mir. and Mrs. French left in the spe- cial yesterday. They will go to Cali ifornia.
 Carl H. Veil, Chicago business man, registered at the Angius hotel yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hill came in from the Cananeas yesterday and are guests at the Angius.
 George l.. Bender, of Los Angeles, has accepted position in the Copper Queen store.
 C. r. Emerson, of Los Angeles, ar rived by the evening train and is giv- ing his attention to matters of business in the city.
 James Hoatsum, d mining man from Calumet, came in yesterday and Is at the Bessemer.
 Lee o. Hoolery, of Tombstone, came in yesterday and is among the visitors at the Norton house.
 Jim Brophy started this morning for Colorado, where he will attend to his large cattle interests.
 J. Bolton, who had his hand cut at the Holbrook by saw is now better and able to be about.
 Mrs. Trask and Miss Hilda Trask ar rived from Benson yesterday and will visit in town day or two.
 Mr. aud Mrs. Krallman, from NacO, are among the arrivals today, and are visiting their friends.
 NJ. Adele Du Plessis of Denver Col orado, is in town. He is attending to important matters of business.
 G. F.. Fener, of Pittsburg, a travel ing man, is among the visitors in the city who arrived yesterday.
 Mir Latham, who represents New York rubber house, left today, having completed his business in town.
 Genaro Saldierna, musical director of Manhattan theater, is visiting his brother-in-law, Mir. Miller, at NacO.
 Alfred DeKuhn has sold an interest in his Cherry creek properties to F. A. Hesla, and development will be pushed from now on.
 Sam Grant, who fell through the track at the mine some short time ago is gettting on nicely but is sore yet from the bruises he received.
 J. K. Milligan, mining man La of Cananea, is registered at the Norton house. He is visiting the town during the quiet season at the mine.
 w. $. Robertson, of Montreal, who represents commercial house in that city, arrived yesterday and will attend to business matters in this locality.
 Mir. and Mrs. Supplee have left for Churenebabi, where MT. Supplee will take a position in the mines and Mrs. Supplee will take charge of the board- ing house.
 Henry Anderson and Amanda Oman were married last Tuesday night at the residence of the Rev. Pritchard. The wedding was private. Both parties are residents of Bisbee.
 Tom Pepper, of the Ryan Brothers ranch, whose eyes were hurt on the Fourth, is at the Norton house. He is suffering very much, and fears are en- manently injured.
 Ernest Hitchcock, whose,death was announced yesterday, was buried at the cemetery last evening. The Rev. J. G. Pritchard performed the funeral ser vice, and number of friends accom-. panied the body to it's last resting place. The relatives of the deceased were telegraphed to when it seemed probable that his sickness would prove fatal, and brother was ready to leave Youngstown for this place, but was pre-