Cochise review., 1900-11-06
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

Theron Shearer went out on the train, today.
 Mark Smith left by this mornings train for Tucson.
 Ben Sneed is again in town and has a room at the Angius.
 Tom Osgood came in from Sonora, yesterday to cast his vote.
 Joseph Lippert returned last evening from his visit to California.
 Dr. Carleton and Isaac Ives returned yesterday from their hunting trip
 We find Henkel, the jeweler, carrys the finest line of watches, iewelry, etc, in the city. ol2-tf
 Harris, the tailor, only charges s2 to clean suit of clothes, Tombstone canyon. If
 The Bisbes Improvement company will proceed to put in an electric light plant st once.
 John Williams, an old timer well known here, died on the lst of this month at Tucson.
 The Copper Queen Band dance is at the opera house tonight. A big crowd will enjoy this occasion.
 Mir. Land of Benson, father of Ed Land the District attorney, is in town helping along his sons candidacy.
 John Q. Williams, of the Corona, is in town on business and to take in the election. He is guest at the Bes- semor.
 LOST A small, indexed, gray cov- cred note book, of use only to the owner. Finder will confer favor by leaving at this office.
 WANTED-A girl for general house work in family of two; no washing. Apply to Mrs. Leonard, opposite War ren steam laundry.
 The flowers so prettily presented to Governor Murphy Saturday night, by little Lillie High, were from the gar dsns of Mrs. Harwood of Tombstone.
 c. P. Colburn, auditor of the Copper Queen company, is in town, accom-. panied by his son. He arrived from New York yesterday and rsgistersd at the Bssssnsr.
 Don't have someone tell you but hear the returns rSad yourself, as they come in on the special leased wires at the Young Mems Democratic Club Tues day night. Admission one dollar.
 Commencing December lst the Bis. bee Water and Coal company will de- liver coal by their new electric ele- vatsd trolley burro system to all GUS toners. E. B. MASON, Mgr.
 ThSre will be meeting of the Ladies Aid society ofths M. E. Church, Wed. nssday 3 F. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. Gay Hamilton all members are re- qussted to attend, as matters of im- portancs will bs discussed.
 
 National returns, territorial returns and full county returns will be received Tuesday night at the Young Mems Democratic Club headquarters, over special wire run into the building.
 Paul Morgan, the expert piano tuner who makes regular ssmi-annual trips to Bisbee, is here again. Those wanting their piano tuned or repaired by sci sntihc tuner can leave orders at Schmieding's iewelry store. MT. Nor gan expects to remain here this week only. oo-6t
 Voting is going on briskly on the dolls, (hrst and second prlses) also on the Winchester rife, saddle etc.. but the baby contest is likely to eclipse all though the turkey dinner will be strong second. The ladies are working hard to make this Methodist Fair worthy of success. Music each even- ing.
 The Democratic club has completed | ell arrangements for the reception of the returns from, the states, the terri tory and the precinct. So all may be kept informed of the progress of the election.
 Professor Corson has started dane ing class here. The first lesson will be given on Saturdy next, from 4 to 6 o'clock and ! to 9 o'clock, Terms are reasonable. This is great opportun- ity for our young people to learn to dance. A social dance will be given every Saturday night after lessons. The professor is . competent teacher, and parents will Dc glad. to send their young people to these dancing lessons.
 Charles Harris begsto 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 L. -i.z- l. .t-