Cochise review., 1900-12-15
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

John Mobile, or the CdplJOl, Is III Tombstone wrestling with the troubles of jaror
 w. c. Greene, of the Cananea mines, left for Phoenix Monday. Cananea is soon to be connected with lSisbee by telephone.
 M. J. Brophy, of the Copper Queen store who has been east for some three weeks, is expected to arrive m blSoee sometime next week.
 G. A. Winters, formerly clerk in the , Copper Queen store, has accepted pc sition with the Greene Consolidated company at Cananea.
 Before purchasing elsewhere exam inc the elega,t stock of diamonds, watches and jewelry of all descriptions ,tH Scbmieding's. n8-tf The frame work for the new ware house of the Copper Queen at Naco is in place, and the building will be com pleted as soon as possible.
 Prof. Carson will hereafter have his social dances and teaching in the lower hall of the opera house. These dances occur every Saturday evening.
 Dr. Daniels has resigned from the employ of Robinson X Toohey at the railroad construction camp and has ar ranged to locate at Camp Washington.
 Bisbee is in the midst of real estate boom. Lots in the old Tribolet orchard tract are selling for SS per front foot They are among the most desirable lots in Bisbee.
 Dr. w. J. Shaw, U. s. sanitary cattle inspector, was in Bisboe "Wednesday. He came down to inspect a train load of cattle which were shipped from Don Luis station
 1t is rumored that there is to be an- other hotel at Naco. The present ho- tel accommodations of that town are entirely inadequate to meet the grow ing demand.
 c. E. Tyler, formerly head clerk in the Greene Consolidated company's office in Bisbee, has been assigned to La Cananea. He left for his new post Thursday morning.
 Mayor Judge O'Reilly, of Naeo, was in Bisbee Wednesday,. Joe is just
  these days and is ganatly pleased over the bright future of Naco.
 Coax is arriving in train loads at NacO, and being sent across the line Manfests were issued for sixteen cars on last Wednesday and twill be imme- diately taken to La Cananea.
 Mir. Herman Walter Thomas, of Bis bee, has taken position as bookkeeper for the Greene Consolidated Mining company and left on Wennesday for the Cananeas where he will in future reside.
 P. Sandoval, banker and broker, of Nogales, accompanied by MT. oara, formerly presidente of NOgales, Sonora, arrived in Bisbee Wednesday, having driven through in . private convey ance.
 Hon. B. A. Packard has been busy this week looking after the work pre- paratory to a shi hipment of cattle by his company to California, which will go forward in few days from Don Louis station
 H. K. Conlon, our new under sheriff, will resign his present position as cat tie inspector after the first of January. The sanitary board have numerous ap- plicants from whom to select his sue CessOr.
 J.J Newell has been employed by the Greene Consolidated company at Naco as an assistant to J. B. O'Reiily in the ofiice MT. Newell is an old timer in Naco, and first went there when the townsite was laid out.
 It is reported that complete correct ed official returns give Mark Smiths majority at exactly 1000. This changes the result of several bets, some of which have been paid to the men who backed the opinion that his majority would net reach that figure.
 Louis Jackson, Manager of the shoe department of the Copper Queen store, is serving on the jury at the county seat. Louis was excused from serving on one case but was not so fortunate on the others and will have to remain for awhile.
 The bountiful rains that have lately visited California and the entire west have given a great impetus to the cat tie industry of Arizona. COchise coun- ty has been repeatedly favored and during the past month nearly 10000 head have been shipped to California. Don Luis has been the scene of great activity and Hugh Conlon, cattle in- spector, has had his time occupied Benson has also been great shippiug point,
 Mr. Burr, who has beeen connected with the Telephone company since its inception, expects to leave for trip to California next week seeking to benefit his health, which has not been good recently. MT. Burr will join his son who is now employed at the Union Iron Works in San Francisco. He does not