Cochise review., 1900-09-11
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 The old custom house at La Morita is to be removed to Naco.
 Brick is being hauled for the opera house. Work will be continued on the building in short time.
 WANTED buy burros, Inquire South Western assay office, rear of Bessemer. s7-tf
 Lou Petroff is back from Beauties ranch where he went for his health. He is feeling much better.
 Piano instruction. Miss Louise Lockie of Miss Davis Conservatory Dubacher canyon. 20. 526. set I'm
 Joseph Schwartz is the accepted con tractor for three 25,000 gallon tanks for the Greene Consolidated Copper com pany.
 Two HUNDRED Shares of Easter Sunday Gold Mining and Milling Co.' stock for sale at 2Oc. Apply to Walter Smith.
 The Magau trap has been received by the gun club. This famous trap will be put in place this week at the grounds.
 There will be meeting of Court Bisbee No. 3s3s, l. o, F., this evening. Visiting Foresters are cordially invited to attend.
 WANTED-Your orders for hired help of all kinds. No charge to employer. TERRITORIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ! and 9 P. O. Building, Phoenix, Ari- zona. se6 I'm
 Pete Hansen, of the Beer Garden, is putting up bowling alley 96 feet long. A fine dance hall is to be erected at the same popular resort.
 c. A. Shaw, the mining man of Ron- quillo, left for Pearce today. He will look over that district before returning to his Sonora property.
 MT. Schwartz has secured the con tract for considerable quantity of big blast pipe for the new Mitchell Econ omical furnace the Greene company is erecting at the Cananeas.
 E. H. Healing, of Benson, came in yesterday afternoon from that prosper ous town. He was accompanied by E. W. Leighton and they made the Norton their headquarters while they attend ed to business matters in town.
 The school bells sounded yesterda, and the youths and maidens dropped up the hill to the handsome school house. This is going to be star term for the pupils are going to study, and the staff of teachers most capable.
 John Q. Williams, of the Corona, was in town yesterday. MT. Williams was with MT. Carr, of Tucson, who was in town on business. The Corona is looking we'll, said the manager and the prospects are good for the future of the mine. The ore is now running on high values and development is be, ing rapidly pursued.
 H. c. Stillman, an old timer and one of our best known and most respected citizens, has announced himself as candidate for the office of county re- eorder of Cochise county subject to the action of the county republican con- vention. Mir. Stillman has been before the people of this county for so long and has earned his character for integ- rity through the happy medium of so long an intercourse with his fellow cit izens, that it is unnecessary for us to do more than to add our simple quota to the public evidence of his undoubted worthiness and ability.
 Governor Murphy arrived last even- ing in town and passed the evening shaking hands and discussing public events with his many friends The governor looked well and as genial as ever. He conversed but little on the subject of political aspiration, but re- marked on one occasion that be was not up for elective office. Probably the governor has his keen eye on an ap- pointiye otice. He has lots of friends however everywhere. It is four years since the governor was here and he ex- pressed his surprise at the size of the town, and the evident signs of pros- perity and progress
 c. F.. Hoffman, of Cincinnati, the owner of the Democrata mine in So nora, is in town, Mir. Hoffman is the son of well known Cincinnati million aire, and has been out at his Sonora property for some months. The prop erty is near the great Cananea camp, and is itself developed to considerable extent. The ore runs high and quan- titles are out ready for milling. A mill is being erected, the engine and | L ---1 Al