Cochise review., 1900-12-29


 closet, pantry; lot 44x160 for &575. Apply to Chas. Granstrom 12-29-2t 1 Hugh Conlon, the newly appointed deputy sheriff, is moving over to Tomb stone, preparatory to beginning his la- bors at the county seat He has sold his home in Bisbee.
 Elijah Clifford, employee of the Moc- tezuma. came up to Bisbee to attend the marriage of his son, who lives on the San Pedro.
 Deputy Sheriff D. Graham intends to devote most of his time alter January lst in the development of his mining property in the Huachuca mountains. Col. Mike Gray of this county is the oldest member of the Arizona assembly and he will have the honor for the se- cond time of calling that body to- gether.
 Fancy costumes for the Masquerade ball, New Years eve, can be rented at the Fair store. Call early and make your selections.
 The Gazette says Paul Hull formerly of Phoenix also of Bisbee, is managing Governor Tanners fight for seat in the Senate from Illinois.
 Geo. w. Stout, 8 pioneer mining man from Sonora, stopped in Bisbee a few days the past week. He had just arrived from visit to his sister in Iowa, who has been very ill.
 Daniel Huff, surveyor for the Mocte- zuma company, at Nacosari, accOmpan- jed by his charming bride, visited Bis bee last Monday on their way home. Mir. and Mrs. Hoff were married in Cleveland, Ohio.
 LOte Gould, who has charge of the Commissary Department, on the Trac- tion road between La Cananea and Naco, came into town Monday and re- turned Tuesday.
 The Bisbee Gun Club held practice shoot at their club grounds south of town or Christmas day Quite crowd were present and some very good re- cords made.
 The new railway will be operating trains at Morenci in 50 days. In places | there is some wonderful engineering, there being four loops in one Canyon.
 Allie Howe, deputy sheriff, returned from trip to Phoenix on Thursday. MT. Howe has been away two weeks in attendance on the term of court in l Tombstone.
 FoR SALE--At a bargain-Three | horses, set of harnes and saddle; wagon with top and good spings. One of Ed 1 ison's Concert Phonograh's with 21 l good records. Apply
 FRED COOPER, Central House. l
 Sheriff-elect Dell Lewis, accompanied | by two deputies, left Tombstone We'd nesday morning for Yuma, with the l court. Among the number was 9id | Page. Mir. Page ST. accompanied the party and went with his son to the | gates of the prison.
 Messrs. Green, Nichols and Penny packer left on Thursday for hunting | trip in Mexico. They expect to be ab- sent about ten days. Dr. Greene has l just returned from an extended trip | into Old Mexico on hunting expedi- l tion in company with Dr. Carleton.
 All the indictments in the United | States court against William Stiles | were dismissed yesterday. But one in- dictment now stand against Stiles, that | of shooting George Brayin. A motion 1 was made to dismiss this indictment at | the last term of court in Tombstone, but was overruled by Judge Davis.
 On motion of MT Charles Blenman | Thursday afternoon in the disticG court at Tucson, William E. Downing was 1 admitted to bail on the charge of at- | tempting to rob the United States mail in the Cochise hold-up in the sum of l S3,O00. The indictment against Down. ing on similar charge in the Fairbank | hold up was dismissed by the United | States attorney after his attention was | called to the fact that Downing's name | was included in that indictment by | mistake.
 c. A. Overlook returned from Over lock townsite, last Saturday to spend | Christmas in Bisbes. Mir. Overlook | will return again this week with an- other load of lumber for now build ing which will b erected on one of his lots. At present there is not a build ing boom at the new town. People who intended to get in first appear to be waiting to see just where the rail- road will run and what point the iunc- tion will be located. Rumor is to the | effect that compromise may be effect cd and that Douglas townsite and Over lock towns te will be merged into one. The end of the South Western railroad | is still at the big bridge about six miles from Don Luis. Upon the com pletion of this bridge 1t is expected | that the track will be laid into Douglas within two weeks Work has been dc. | layed on account of ths non-arrival of bridge timbsrs.
 Dr. K. z, Carleton, who has been practicing his profession for several l years in Bisbee as member of the Cop ner. Orear, Cnmnanuia Medical staff