Cochise review., 1901-01-19

man died on Friday morning.
 ST. JOHNS CHURCH Morning pray CT with sermon at Dr. Sweets residence tomorrow at II .. m.
 NJ. c. Scribner, the popular treasurer of Cochise county arrived on Mondays train to attend the meeting of the South Bisbee company.
 A. Hill returned to Tombstone on Thursday morning, having come over to attend the wedding of his daughter Annie on Wednesday evening.
 The following deeds to Bisbee prop erty were placed on record at Tomb stone last week; Geo. McMullen to B. s. Sharratt, Bisbee property S275.
 Dr. John E. Bacon received the con- tract at the county hospital in Tomb stone and will remove there in few days. MT. Bacon is from Ft. Grant.
 According to an order passed by the Board of Supervisors last week, the jailor in Bisbee will receive the sum of four dollars per week for his services.
 B. F. Crane, travelling auditor for Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, is in Bisbee this week. While in this section Mr. Crane will also visit Nacosari and Morenci in the discharge of his duties.
 The International Improvment Co. has filed in the office of the county re- corder the townsite map of Douglas, which has been laid out at the junction of the South Western Railroad and the Nacosari branch.
 Phil Sheridan, formerly assessor and also recorder of Maricopa county has accepted position with Robinson X Toohey on the S. W. Ky. Mr. Sheri- dan is very popular in Phoenix where he has resided for number of years. Harry Binder, for sometime past en- plOyed in the, office of the Copper Queen store, left for Los Angeles this morn ing. He has secured a position with one of the leading business firms in Los Angeles.
 During the past week there has been a rather unusual amount of passenger traffic to and from Bisbee over the Ari- zOna & South Eastern railroad, while the freight traffic has taxed the capa- city of the road to it's fullest extent.
 The use of the telephone in Bisbee has already proven of such real value as to make it difficult to understand | that it was not introduced much sooner Miss Burr, the "hello girl" at "Cen, tral," is most efficient and usually quite fully occupied.
 The J. H. Jacks company has receiv, ed the agency of the Lemp Brewing company, of St. Louis, and has already received one carload of beer. On Mon day Mir. Jacks caused to be distributed among the saloons sample kegs of the Lemp brew.
 The "Fair" has for some days past been improving the extensive store rooms occupied by it. The shelf shef capacity will be doubled in ordeng tC hold the larger stocks constantly ar l irving, especially will the shoe depart ment be enlarged.
 The corps of engineers that are run ming the preliminary survey to El Past for the $. w. Ky, to see how much il will cost to pick up the S50,000, the cit izens of that town have offered if theN would build their road into that town is now considerably east of Deming.
 Heil Hale, of Tucson, accompanied by his son Otis were visitors in Bisbet this week. Father and son have botl served in the Arizona Legislature Heil Hale was member from Yumt county in 1897 and Otis represented Pima county in 1899.
 Miss Annie Nichols is temporarily il charge of the Library, having relieved Miss Annie Hill in order that Miss Hil might have an opportunity to prepare for and participate in very importan ceremony on Wednesday evening, tt which the REVIEW refers at more length in another column.
 The difficulty experienced by new corners in securing lodging accomoda tions in Bisbee has become serious However this will be to considerable extent removed quite shortly. Within a few days Henry Collman will have opened a lodging house containing for l ty-eight beds and soon after the Muir head house will be opened with abou the same capacity. But there is suf ficient demand to furnish business fol 
 more.
 There is scarcity of coal in Bisbe' and it now has reached a stage approx imating famine in fuel. The Bisbe' Fuel company have none on hand, nol have they any prospect of the early re ,ceipt of a supply. The coal heretofore used here has been furnished by tn, Coloraco Fuel & Iron Co. The em ployes of the mines in Colorado whicl produces the coal are on strike witl at present but little prospect of al early settlement.
 The officers of St. Johns Guild hay, decided to give the following enter tainments during the present year il aid of the Church building fund; Il February, Valentine Festival. Il March a Lecture. In April, 8 Greer