Cochise review., 1900-12-08

WANTED-Two or three room dwell Address Wm. G. Hofer, Bisbee.
 MT. c. c. Lavers has taken posi- tion in the office of the Moctezuma Copper company at Nacosari and lett Bisbee for that place last Wednesday.
 Wednesday evening, December 18th, the Schmidt and Graham orchestra will give dance in Bisbee opera house. These gentlemen are prepared to furn- ish music at any time or place,
 It seems to be conceded that Senator Ives is to be president of the council. The gentleman from Yuma will nll the position with credit.
 The Fl Paso papers say that a fierce battle took place last Sunday between the Mexicans of the stata of Sonora and the Yaquis. Sixteen Mexican soldiers were killed by the Indians.
 Mike Hines, miner at Jerome, thought he had enough of the trials and tribulations of this mundane sphere and decided to anticipate the time set 1 for his exit by cutting his throat. The ! Pp uo uhodSSCS5lul uo HID liOl " | failed him just at the last minute.
 MT. Calvin w. Cain, of Nacosari, has been spending his Thanksgiving vaca- tion here among his many old friends | While here he was given the Royal Arch Masonic degree. He returned to Nacosari by stage yesterday.
 c. F. Nichols, who is circulating the petition for an Elks lodge in Bisbee, reports twenty-five signers to date. The requisite number is fifty which will be secured by the 18th, if not sooner. The Phoenix lodge will be here for the installation.
 The festival at the Library Hall Thursday evening will be entertaining to all who can attend, A very moder- crate admission price includes the re- treatments, which the ladies will furn- ish, and also musical and literary program.
 John W, Foley, formerly with Dr. Sweet in the company's hospital de partment, is now student in the phar. macy section of the University of Cali. fornia. The young man is reported to be making excellent progress in his studies and has made up enough lost time to allow him to become member of the class of '02.
 Frank Godfrey and Roy Morfoot were home from the University of Ari- zona, where they are students, for the Thanksgiving vacation. The boys look we'll in their new cadet uniforms and in their walk and carriage show great improvement due to the military train ing they receive at that constantly i'm proving institution of learning, The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Soci ety will hold 8 festival in the Library Hall next Thursday evening, December the 18th. All styles of aprons will be for sale. A program of entertainment will be rendered, and refreshments served. An admission of twenty-five cents will be charged, which includes the evenings entertainment and re. treatments. An invitation is extended to one and all.
 Last Thursday evening was the date for the annual meeting of Perfect Ashlar Lodge Mo- l2 Free and Accept ed Masons. This lodge now has a uSHDpSESulp Ol ONSf CO d1u uObWlbu standing the many calls on the treasury during the past year, is Iii good finan cial condition. The following officers, elective and appointive, were choser and, by Past Masters Sweet and War ner installed into their respective sta tions: j.. J. Muirhead, Master; V. R Stiles, Senior warden; H. M. Woods f. Junior Warden; Walter Douglas Treasurer; J. L. Brown, Secretary Rev. H. w. Studley, Chaplain; Samuel Bowers, Marshal; R. L. Samuel, Sen for Deacon: L. R. Brown, Junior Deacon J. D. Blair, Senior Stewad; l. H. Bark h doll, Junior Steward; Richard Bundle :. Musical Director, and F. E. Johnston Tyler.