Cochise review., 1900-12-22
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

Landmark Chapter No. 6 Royal Arch Masons, meets tonight; work. seventh E. G. Ord, the plumber, has finished the plumbing In the new change room at the Czar hoist.
 H. w. Studley, shift boss, is confined to his home with an attack of yellow jaundice. He suffered a relapse last Thursday and is reported very low.
 Tom Rogers came from Tombstone Wednesday where he has been acting as one of the jurors on the Page case.
 The steer tying contest at Phoenix last week was won by Charles Davis, time A seconds, Ed. Cavanas took second money in 45 seconds.
 DED-Dominic Carreto Wednesday night, of miners consumption. The deceased leaves a family
 Mir. Hensley, stanographer and type writer of Los Angeles, is recent arri, val and has accepted position in the Copper Queen store office.
 Dr. Carleton, who has been hunting in Lower California, has transferred his operatins to Colorado and has gone after some fine bear skins.
 Walter Johns, assayer at La Cana nea, was in town a couple of days the past week. Walter says that La Cana nea is the only place to live, and that before long it will be the greatest camp in the southwest.
 Mrs. C. w. Hicks and children ex- pect to leave for Los Angeles the 18th inst. on an extended visit to her mother. The REVIEW wishes the es- timable lady pleasant visit and a speedy return.
 c. Harry Carleton, formerly of Cliff ton, was in Bisbee Tuesday, on route to Nasosari, where he is in the employ of the company at that place.
 Many of her friends will be interest ed to know that Miss Nellie Grant, for merly of this city, was married on Sat urday, December 15, to MT. John A. McKinnon at South River Lake, Nova Scotia.
 William Tangee, who has recently accepted a position with the Moote- zuma Copper company, of Nacosari, had the misfortune to lose finger on his right hand. He was passenger on the cage going up, when just as the cable was frightened his finger was caught between the cable and the cage and severed from the hand.
 The ladies of St. Johns Guild are hard at work preparing for the "Red Festival" which will be held at the opera house on the 1lth of January. A first class entertainment and general good time is assured. This festival is given to aid the bull ling fund of St.. Johns church and deserves liberal patronage.
 Louis Casa, Mexican laborer at Don Luis, was violently assaulted last Thursday morning by Manuel Tunseca and Scrillo Romero. who used a grap- bling hook on their victim. Casa was severely injured about the head and his two assailants are now inmates of the city ~bastile where they will be given chance to reflect on their mis- deeds for the next six months. / One thousand copies of the REVIEW were printed this week and were all dis tributed, most of them in Bisbee. The REVIEW is read with interest and an advertisement in these columns will reach the home people. The managers of the REVIEW have not abandoned the idea of daily and it is safe to say the next daily newspaper in Bisbee will be issued from the REVIEW office.
 B. Jones, of the South Western Rail road, was in Bisbee Thursday on bus mess and reports steel laid for dis. tance of six miles. Tracklaying has been delayed waiting for the compile tion of the big bridge. The headquar ters of Robinson $ Toohey remained this week at point three miles from Don Luis. Grading, both in Old Mex ico and in the direction of Separ, con. tinues without interruption.
 The miners new change room of th' Copper Queen company about com pleted at the Car hoist, is another evi dence of iberality on the part of the Copper Queen company toward theil employees. The building will accom- modate about three hundred miners and is furnished with ten hot and colo showers and fourteen stationary cham eled wash stands. Electric lights vii be used at night to accommodate tn,