Cochise review., 1900-12-29
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

LeWlS picked out the flgnt man Wneh he selected Tony.
 Otto Geisenhofer is feeding over 800 men at his restaurant on Main street, Men have to stand in line and wait for their place at the tables.
 Mrs. Bacon, who came to Globe to settle up the affairs of her deceased husband, returned to Bisbee Monday Globe Times.
 The window display at the New Eng land Kitchen on Christmas day was very inviting anything that you can get in Los Angeles you can call for at this up-to-date restaurant
 Lote Gould, who is employed in the commissary department at La Cananea, came in town Monday and remained during the day
 Messrs. Robinson and Briggs re- turned from hunting trip the day be- fore Christmas and distributed venison for Christmas dinner among their friends.
 M .J. Brown, ex-county recorder, has decided to locate in Bisbee. Mr. Brown is a notary public and convey ancer and will have his office with Jus tice Wilcox after January lst.
 A stenographer, whe recently accept ed position in the store office, took French leave one day last week after he had overdrawn his account about fifty dollars.
 George Marts, of the firm of Pat Smith x Co.,, of Naco, was z Bisbee visitor on Wednesday. MT. Marts is one of the substantial business man of Naco and is always ready to lend help ing hand to that towns interests.
 Dr. Hall, physician for the Mocte- xuma Copper company, at Nacosari. passed through Bisbee Saturday evep- ing en route to his old home in Tomb stone, Many of his old friends made 1t pleasant for the doctor during his short stay in town.
 There are several applicants for the position of road overseer ia this dis triet. Among the number are several republicans, but from the political complexion of the new board of super visors it would seem to us that some democrat will knock the persimmon.
 BoRN-to the wife of Norris Marks, of Solomonville, last week, a boy. The news reached Bisbes in letter to his brother Emil, who is the proprietor of the City Barber shop. Morris at one time was also resident of Bisbee. The editor of the REVIEW takes special dc- light in wishing Morris, Jr,, long life and prosperity.
 The dance given in the opera house Christmas eve was a most enjoy able affair. The REVIEW reporter has failed to hear single criticism. Par ticular pains had been taken bv those who had the arrangements in hand to make this ball a pleasant part of the Christmas festivities and the result at tained prove that their efforts were we'll rewarded.
 c. c. Warner will leave in a few days for Phoenix where he will take his seat in the council of the 2lst legis- lature. Charley Warner was . power in the last legislature and was admired for his straight forward manner in deal ing with all public questions, by both democrats and republicans. We un- derstand the woman suAragists are gO- ing to make another mighty effort this term and the REVIEW is depending on Charley Warner to block tho game.
 A long string of hobos were hauled up before Judge Williams Wednesday morning--fifteen in number. The judge called the roll and after listening to several tales of woe sentenced the entire lot to ninety days on the road. One of the number offered compro- mise by promising to leave town if the judge would revoke the sentence. The compromise was accepted and the en- tire lot left town the:,ame morning.
 J. Fl. Matthias, an old resident of Bisbee, has accepted the position of iailor at Tombstone and left yesterday to assume his new duties MT. Matthias has helped to build Bisbee. He is Q carpenter by trade and worked or the shelter when the plant was first erect ed. Mir. Matthias promises to make it pleasant as possible for any of the Bis bee boys if they become guests at the Hotel Lewis during his term.
 The services at the Presbyterian church in Library Hall tomorrow will be specially arranged for the last Sab bath in the year. At II o'clock Rev. T. c. Meffett will preach upon the sub iect Showers of Blessing" and a musical program including selections by the male quaitetts will be rendered. In the evening the children of the Sab bath school will give the program of rseitations and songs of the Christmas tide,
 Pearl Chapter No. Order of Eastern Stars installed officers Wednesday evening December 26th. The new of- 6cers are: Mrs. T. G. Pritchard, w. M., Harry Brown, W. P; Mrs. F. B. Mason, Associate M., Mrs. Lucy Har- ris, Secty; H. Snodgrass, Treas; Mrs. s. Huut. Conductress, Mrs. Muirhead, Chaplin; Mrs. Clinton w. Moon, Ada; Mra Erad Wiemer Rnth. MiaS Cnhh