Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-29
Local Happenings in Brief.

.'Too Rich to Marry" at the opera house tonight.
 Attorney R. P. Miller retdrned yes terday from trip to Tucson and Phce- nix.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood ball will be given in the opera house New Years Eve.
 Frank Putnam came in yesterday to spend few days with friends, and will leave for California early next month.
 Tom Hudspeth is up from Naco. Tom is suffering from a swelling on his left jaw and came up to get medicalatten' tion.
 Rev. Studley will preach in the opera house today at II ID. and tonight at D. m. A cordial invitation extended to ali.
 Professor J. A. Rockfellow returned yesterday from Tombstone, where he has been spending the holidays with his family.
 A number of Bisbeeites will attend the bull fights at Naco today and will help the Tucson aggregation enjoy the day in the border city.
 J. N. Jones has moved back the email house owned by him near the Kinsey house and will erect a two story dwelling in its place.
 A private telegram was received in Bisbee yesterday stating that copper was quoted at eleven cents for casting brands on the New York exchange.
 Burt Grover is rapidly recovering from the effects of the gunshot wound he received several weeks ago through the accidental discharge of a shotgun.
 There are eighteen prisoners serving sentences varying from ten to thirty days in the Bisbee jail. number of these having been sent up from Naco.
 Geo. Dunn has on exhibition at his place very pretty pair of steer horns. The work of polishing and mounting them was done by Ed Mcdonald who is an artist in this special line.
 The two story brick building built by Sam Medigovich will be ready for occupancy aoout January 10th. The lower floor will be used as store and the second story will be occupied by  Mir. Medigovich and family.
 The brick work on the gymnasium was resumed yesterday, a sufficient number of brick masons having arriv- cd from different places to start the work. Work will be pushed as fast as possible and the company will endea- vor to have the building ready for use before the end of the coming year.
 Frank Mosen, a prominent clttleman in the Huachuca mountains and Miss Pearl Parker, daugh.e- of g well known rancher, wiz be united in mar riage in Tucson on New Years day. W. c. Greene has presented the young couple in advance with purse of s5,OOO, which will pay their expenses on wedding journey to the Paris ex- position. Mir. Mosen is young man of good habits and considerable ability and will n,, doubt make his mark in the cattle business of Arizona. He is en- ployed by MT. Greene upon his Empire cattle domain in Cochise and Santa Cruz counties.-Post.
 On January 1st the Rev. B. G. Lee will give up the charge of St. Johns mission, this city, to accept an appoint ment as general missionary in northern Arizona, with headquarters at King man. The committee of St. Johns church is taking the necessary steps to maintain the Sunday school and the usual monthly service at Library hall. The construction of the new church will in no way be interfered with, and it is expected to begin work during January. MT. Lee has endeared him. self to all classes in Bisbee with whom he has come in contact. His quiet, un. assuming manner, goodness of heart and sincere Christian character have made his life an influence for good. The regret at his departure will not bs confined to church people alone.