Cochise review., 1900-12-15


 by the Detroit Copper company
 The temperance lodge at Florence is to be re-organized with membership of tweutyrive,,
 X pension has been granted. to Ar. chic McIntyre of San Carlos or 9o per month.
 Babbitt Brothers of Flagstaff have shipped in the last twenty-eight days sixteen thousand pounds of Navajo blankets.
 Judge Joseph Campbell, the promi- nent attorney of Phoenix, was in Globe this week attending the tdla county district court
 Hon. w. M Lowell, of Tucson was in Globe this week, representing eli ent iu big damage suit against the Gna Valley, Globe x Northerd railway.
 Reports from over the territory are to the effect that Curt Miller Will be the clerk of the lower house almost unanimously. Curt is a capable man and DO better selection can be made ' Enterprise
 The united States land office has is- sued daite circular calling attention to the fact that there IS still a large quantity of land not taken up on the public domain and which lies ready for entry, A good deal is being taken up now.
 s. E. Faroat shipped his automobile to Phoenix today Yesterday he gave All his friends in town Q free ride He expects to return in the spring with his machine and will establish a line of horseless carriages between this place aud the grand canyon, Coconino Sun.
 Jerome sports have Q man who they will back for any amount to walk from Jerome to .Flagstafi in twelve hours The distance is about fifty miles. Jerome Mining News.
 Flagstafr Lodge No, F, and A. M., at it's regular meeting last Saturday night elected and installed the follow inr officers for the ensuing year. to- wit: Dr. D. r. Miller Worshiptul Master: r. l. Loalter, Se0ior Warden; David Miller Junior Warden: Y. x, Pollock, Treasurer and J. F. Rutlin, Secretary. The Worshiptll Master appointed the following officers; N. c. Layton, Senior Deacon. C. w. Glow ner. Junior Deacon: w. Friedleln, Tyler and F. s, Been, Marshal. Gem.
 w. A. Fiege, Wilcox stockman, returned Tuesday from itatou, ~. M., where he has placed number ot hls cattle, He is'elated with the pastures he secured in that vicinity on the fa- nous Maxwell grant. He is think ing of shipping out some more cattle In the near future to the same locality.
 The sheepmen are rejoicing over decision rendered by a United States circuit fudge in California in forest reserve case. The judge held that the act of congress creating forest reserves was unconstitutional The reason for the unconstitutionality of the act is that it delegates to the secretary of the interior legislative power. The deci- sion, in our humble opinion. is correct, but congress may now legislate against the interest of the sheepmen. If so, then the sheepmen will be. up against the real thing. Flagstaff Gem
 A correspondent writing to the Range News, of Wilcox, says: "A stock association has been formed by
  ley, those principally interested and promoters of the association being the Ryan brothers, Chiricahua Cattle com pany, Jacklin x Cummings, Barfoot outfit and others At present the asso- citation is in its infancy but it is hoped that before long 1t will have assumed larger proportions and become thor oughly organized, as it is understood that the San Simon company and also the McKittricks and Rockers of Will- COX are strongly in favor of it, :" A "poyerty" ball at WillcoX last week was attended by all the million aires of that place and was "a grand success.
 The Milwaukee Journal announces the engagement of Mr. Frank H. Here ford, of Tucson, and Miss Adelina Rockwell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fl. H. Rockwell, of that city. Miss Rock well is at present in Tucson having come here for the first time year ago. She has made many friends in the city and her future residence in Tucson, which is now assured, will be pleas ant news to everyone who knows her. Mir. Hereford was showered with con- gratulations by his friends when the news became known Tucson Citizen,
 This item of news will be pleasing to MT. Hereford's many friends through out Arizona. He is one of Tucson's ablest lawyers and man holding the high esteem of all. The REVIEW con graduates Frank and also the lady who is to become his wife.
 NJ. D. Scribner, treasurer-elect of Cochise county, was in town yesterday on his way to Caliiornia, MT, Scrib- ner was elected by a majority of 400 over his opponent. Speaking of Tomb