Cochise review., 1901-02-02
NACO HAPPENINGS
Weekly EpitOme of Events in Our Thriving Border Town. Locals
 and Personals. Etc.
(From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
 c. P. Colburn and wife of Bisbee came down to the border town Saturday morning.
 Two men and woman came in on horseback Saturday morning from Bis bee. The woman was dressed in mans attire and caused quite an excitement in this little town.
 John Hatfield of the City of Mexico registered at the Naco Hotel on Mon- day.
 H. Reeve Johnson, NJ. D. registered at the Naco hotel this week from Apa- che county.
 Col. F. Morgan came up from La MeXicana, Sonora, and stopped in Naco for day and then left for the east.
 Messrs. Cannon, Young and Marks, railroad men located at Don Louis came into Naco Saturday night and went the rounds of the town.
 Tuesday night while scuffling in Geo. Marts saloon pistol was dropped from tb~pocket of one of the men and was discharged but fortunately no one was hurt. It caused quite stir in the sa- loon when the gun went off.
 Wm. Connolly and w. A. Hobson, of Los Angeles, registered at the Naco Hotel Wednesday.
 John c Palmer came in from San Francisco and put up at the Naco Hotel for day this week.
 H. F. Maritime and M. s. Bernstein of San Francisco registered at the Naco Hotel Wednesday.
 Jose c. Cannon was one of Naco's vis- itors this week. MT. Cannon came up from GuaymaS.
 Naco has been overrun this week with drummers of all descriptions. The travelling men have heretofore been passing us up, but since they have found that Naco is really on the map, and one of the coming towns of the ter ritory, they have started to drop in. The knights of the grip visiting us this week all claim to have done good busi- ness while here,
 R. w. Mussey of Morothon, Texas, registered at the Naco Hotel Wednes- day.
 Alfred J. Peters, the popular grain man of Tempe paid us a.visit Wednes- day.
 R. Zellner, Jr., of Los Angeles, was here this week taking orders for his piano house. It is understood MT. Zell- ner placed quite few pianos in Naco.
 Wm. R. Orr, member of the firm of Walter Hill & Co.,, of Phoenix, was among our merchants this week in the interest of his produce business.
 M. s. Bernstein, travelling represen- tative for Levi, Strauss x Co.,, of San Francisco, did quite handsome busi- ness in his line while here this week.
 w. L. Truitt, on the road for w. P. Fuller X Co, the largest paint house in the west, came in from the Cananeas Thursday and reports everything nov ing quite lively out there.
 w. E. Briggs registered at the Naco Hotel from San Francisco this week.
 F. l.. Stein came in from Tucson and stopped at the Hotel for day this week.
 Naco, Sonora, is trying her best to out-grow us. A great many houses have been run up in the last month. Some large and roomy adobes for the MeXi- can officials have just been completed tuu SCNSIul lIUlt dIt llOW CULT structiOn. Several frame houses have gone up on this side of the line since the last week and more will follow in the course of week or two.
 J. k. Wise registered from Calabases at the Naco Hotel Wednesday.
 E. F. VcVeagh, travelling for Miller, Sloss X Scott of San Francisco came in the early part of the week and went on down to the Cananeas. This was Mr. McVeagh's first trip down and he says that he was surprised at the amount of business he done while there and will again be with us in month or so.
 l.. B. Fleischer and B. Schwab of Nogales registered at the Naco Hotel Thursday.
 The Texas Restaurant has been turn ed into lodging house and the rooms are filled every night.
 The freighters lost five days travel this week on account of the bad wealth CT. A great many of them were caught here and had to remain until after the weather cleared up. The freighters were under a heavy expense when they were here during the bad weather,
 David $. Smith and wife passed through here Tuesday from Bisbee on their way to the Cananeas.