Cochise review., 1900-12-22

Mike Medigovich, of the firm Of Med igovich and Mobile, who is at present in hospital in San Francisco, under going treatment, is reported to be i'm proving rapidly and is expected home shortly.
 Geo. w. Seaverns, who IS interested in the Silver Bill, and Defiance group of mines in the Turquoise district, was in Bisbee laft week and left on Satur- day for New York city Shortly after January Mir. SeaVerns will return when active work will be commenced on the mines.
 The Rev. A. Elliott has been in town during the week aud will conduct the Christmas service of the Protestant Episcopal church in Library Hall to- morrow. This will be the last of Mir. Elliot's visits for some time as the Rev B. G. Lee will assume charge of St. Joha's Mission at the beginning of the new year.
 John Rafferty, son of Erin, was up before his honor, Judge Williams, Thursday morning, for being violently drunk, and doing other things unbe- coming gentleman. Rafferty said he couldn't think how he got into Bisbee. Starr gave him twenty-five days-time enough to think it up.
 Sheriff elect Dell Lewis returned from a trip to Yuma Sunday. Dell has already taken up hs residence in Tombstone and is ready to assume his official duties January 1. That he will make satisfactory sheriff goes with out saying.
 Councilman k. s. Ives, of Yuma county, was passenger on the east bound passenger train at Benson last Sunday on route east. Mir. Ives has been conceded the position of presi- dent of the council and he will make 8 model presiding officer.
 B. Jones, who has charge of the com missary for Robinson Toohey, con tractors on the South western railroad, made flying trip to Globe last week, where he was called as witness in a damage suit against the c. V. G. < N. railway Mr. Jones was formerly su- perintendent of this line and was in charge during the construction of the road from Geronimo to Globe.
 The annual convocation of Landmark Chapter No. 6. Royal Arch Masons, was held last Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple, at which the fol lowing officers, elective and appoint i've, were chosen for the ensuing Ma sonic year: c. c. Warner, High Priest; Edward Cain, King; H. M. Woods, Scribe; Walter Douglas, Treasurer; Frank J. Graf, Secretary; Rev. H. W. Studley, Chaplain; V. R. Stiles, Capt. of the Host; G. W. Gerry, Principal Soiourner; D. w. Matthews, Royal Arch Chaplain; w. K. Chambers, Mas ter 3d Veil; J. J. Murine ad, Master End Veil; James Wood, Master lst Veil; Richard Ham, Senior S5award; c. w. Moon, Junior Steward J. l.. Brown, Musical Director, and Richard Runnle, Sentinel. Dr. F. A. Sweet, Grand King, and Mir. V. R. Stiles, Grand Royal Arch Captain of the Grand Chapter of Ari- zona, were present ard installed the newly chosen officers into their re- spective stations. Landmark Chapter now has membership of 45 and en- joys degree of harmony and pros perity which ensures length of days and benificent influences to the Royal Craft in southeastern ArizonV.
 l.. Boyd, more familiarly known among his friends as "Lin," arrived Wednesday evening from Yavapai county. after an absence from Bisbee of ten years. MT. Boyd is an old em- ployee of the Copper Queen. These old Copper Queen miners will drift back to Bisbee, and in ali their travels they don't find better camp in the west, Mir. Boyd has spent great part of his life in prospecting and tells an interesting story on mining superin: tendent up in Montana. Mir. Boyd got into town late one evening with his pack animal and was told to go up the side of the mountain and wait along side the trail until the superintendent came along, and he would probably gel a job. "Lin" took up his station as di rected. together with his pack horse
 In few minutes the superintendent | no,,a i, s;rbt and Rnud balfad hin,