Cochise review., 1900-12-08
NEWS OF
 THE CITY


 part of Bisbee.
 The band stand just completed cost in the neighborhood of S75O. The plans were drawn by MT. Perkins. w. A. Buell. a mining man from Graham county, is recent arrival and is in the employ of the Copper Queen company.
 Lin Fl. Orme, former sheriff of Mar icopa county, died in Phoenix last Sun day.
 c. P. Hart returned from Tucson where he went to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his relatives.
 Rev. Pritchard Is laying the founda- tion for an elegant cottage on the Irlo- olet ground in Upper Tombstone can yon.
 It is said that the new code commis. sion has reduced the railroad fare in Arizona to three cents mile.
 Hugh Conlon and William Plaster were summoned to Tombstone this week as witnesses at tho present term of court.
 B. A. Packard left Wednesday for Mexico and will not return until next week. He is buying and selling cattle almost constantly.
 The Journal. Miner, of Prescott, says it is 6 fact not generally known, but 8 fact all the same, that proposition to purchase the United Verde mine at 9l00, 0O0. .000 was recently refused.
 Constable Doyle left for Tombstone Monday with one Ramon Rameriz who had been committed to the county jail On a charge of carrying concealed weapons.
 Harry Burgham, boiler maker in the employ of the company at Nacosari arrived Thursday evening of last week just in time to eat Thanksgiving turkey with his family. He returned on We'd nssday.
 Walter Douglas, superintendent, left Monday morning on visit to Globe where Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, are inter- ested in the United Globe mines. MT. Douglas returned the letter part of the week.
 The Benson Press says: Yesterday Hon. A. J, Streeter, former state senator in Illinois, was at Benson en route to Guaymas and Ma2atland to at tend to some mining interests he has in the state of Sinaloa.
 Thursday morning boy baby was born to the wife of MT. Harry Wimber- ly, and on Sunday the little one passed away. In their sad aff1iction MT. and Mrs. Wimberly have the sympathy of all Benson. Press.
 c. A. Overlook drove down today to the New Erie townsite, at the crossing into Sonora of the Nacosari Railroad. He was accompanied by others who de- sire to learn as to the opportunities for investment in the newly projected town on the border,
 MT. James, one of the largest stock holders in the Copper Queen company, left Monday morning for his home in New York. From this point Mir. James and Supt. Douglas went on a special to Globe, where they remained two days and proceeded to Fl Paso.
 It is reported that the long-hoped for revival of mining operations in Tomb stone Is soon to be realized, and on the strength of this report business and resident property at the county seat is advancing in price very materially.
 Constable Doyle returned from the county seat Tuesday aud reports that many important cases will come up for hearing at this term of the district court, which Is now in session. Among others the Page murder case and the train robbers will be arriaigned for trial.
 Work Is progressing satisfactorily on the traction road between Naco and La Cananea. Before long Naco will be the scene of increased activity caused by the advent of this road. It is re- ported that shelter will be built at the border city to treat the ores from the Cananea district.
 Ben Bartleet, an old-time miner and prospector, with headquarters at Tombstone, arrived in Bisbes the early part of the week on business. MT. Bartlett contemplates visit 10 the Cananeas and other mining districts Of northern Sonora in the near future.
 The REVIEW office has received Q new stock of commercial paper, envel- opes, etc. The office has been over. hauled and we are better prepared than ever to turn out artistic and neat job printing on short notice. Anything from . payroll to drink check can be printed in the REVIEW job office.
 W. c. Greene, of the Greene Consol- idated Mining company, who probably does more travelling than any other business man in Arizona, spent Sunday and Monday in Bisbee. MT. Greene expects during the present month to have all the obstacles surrounding the company cleared away.
 The following named twelve gentle men were yesterday summoned to serve as trial jurors at the present term of