Cochise review., 1900-09-06
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 Mrs. Annie M. Dyer returned to Bis bee from Tucson yesterday.
 Mrs. Black and daughter have re" turned from visit to New Mexico.
 Last evening Bisbee lodge No. 10, I. o. O. F., held their usual meeting.
 E. G. Ord has built magnificent cor nice for the Copper Queen store at Naco.
 Frank Bopp returned from vacation at the Hot Springs, Arkansas, yester- day.
 Mrs. M. k. Jones' of Stafford, arrived yesterday and registered at the Norton Hotel.
 Henry Zimmerman was passenger on the outgoing train today for the west.
 Tonight the local tribe of Improved Order of Red Men meet at the Wig wam.
 Goetien's and Durant's mine at Tur- quoise is now fast developing into big proposition.
 T.J. Norman, a business man of Albu- querqae, is in town, with headquarters at the Bessemer,
 K. c. Ord has gone down to Naco to set up the new pumping plant for the Mexican water system.
 Tonight Perfect Ashlar lodge No. l2, F. & A. M., meet. Visiting breth- ren cordially invited.
 George H. Fairbrother, of San Fran cisco, travelling man, is among the guests at the Bessemer,
 A. R. Mccormack of San Francisco, we'll known business man, arrived last night and is at the Bessemer.
 George Clarke, the surveyor, has re- turned from the Dragons where he has been reporting on claims for J. B. Angius.
 Two well known citizens, one a Bry- an man and the other supporter of Mckinley, backed their candidate the other evening, depositing $50 side.
 The Benson Press says the artesian well is now down about six hundred and eighty feet, and the flow of water now averages some thirty gallons per minute.
 More mining deals of copper proper ties in the Dragons are under negotia- tion. The Dragons are proving to be the richest copper range in the terri tory.-Prospector.
 Our fall and winter novelties include the swellest designs and choicest fa- brics. Our prices on these goods will interest you. A. CHAMPAGNE,
 s3-1w Tailor.
 A gasoline lamp exploded last night in the Metropole and was thrown out on the wooden landing. A fire was nar- rowly averted by the prompt action of the people around.
 WANTED--You Our orders for hired help of all kinds. No charge to employer. TERRITORIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, and 9P. o. Building, Phoenix, Ari- zona. set Inn
 BORN Wednesday, September ,, to Mir. and Mrs. Graham, boy. MT. Graham is the popular superintendent of the Calumet and Hecla. The RE- VIEW joins in hearty congratulations on this pleasing event.
 w. c. Greene, General Anderson, district attorney at Washington, B. A. Packard and J. V. Vickers, of Tomb stone, came in last night on special from Benson. Mir. Greene and Gen eral Anderson left this morning for the Cananeas.
 w. Kline is in town from Turquoise, where he is engaged in business and where he has large property interests. MT. Kline is sanguine as to the pros poets for that camp, and says the num- erous holders of property there are satisfied with the speculations they have made.
 There is an air hammer in use at the Copper Queen railroad shops. The tool is most useful one, saving labor and doing any kind of work, such as cutting iron, riveting, etc. There is an air compressor used with 1t aud this Is ex- pected Jo arrive soon. So far the air has been supplied from the engine, but when the compressor is working the hammer can be used in any part of the round house. The Boyer Pneumatic Tool company are the makers.