Cochise review., 1901-03-02

A Mexican was fined S2O in Justice Williams court on Thursday for beat ing his wife.
 N. E. Ferguson, the popular proprie- tor of the Bisbee drug store, was vis- itor in Tucson this week.
 It is amusing to read proceedings of the board of supervisors which were had in January and are being published in the daily Prospector under date of February 27th.
 The Nacozari railroad has reached a distance of eighteen miles in Mexico, and is expected to reach Fronteras within three months.
 Henry Ashton, prominent cattle man of Cochise county, is back from California, whore he has been on visit for several weeks.
 Wednesday night the faro game in the Fashion had good run for their money, The game was several hun- dred dollars short during the wee sma' hours Thursday morning.
 Mrs. Lou Birdno and Mrs. Ella Nor ris, daughters of Mr. E.C. Shepherd of Bisbee, w, re visitors this week from Stafford, Arizona, returning home on 1 Tuesday.
 The Christian Endeavor social held in Library hall Thursday evening was a very pleasant affair and participated in by old and young alike. Itwas thor oughly enjoyed by all present.
 The Norton house is receiving new coat of paint this week inside and out. MT. Mason has again leased the Norton house. It will continue under the same good management as in the past.
 Bisbee is fortunate in the way of public school facilities and the teach CTS employed will rank with any in the territory. Prof. Smallwood is the right man in the right place.
 The REVIEW office is especially in- debted to J. S. Parmerlee this week for assistance in putting our gasoline en- zine in running order. MT. Parmerlee is the general electrician for the Cop per Queen company.
 The hotel to be erected at Douglas will be substantial two-story building containing eighteen rooms. On bhe first floor will be found barber shop and office. It is expected that the building will be completed within three months from date.
 J. J. Glenn swore out warrant be- fore Justice Wilcox this week against John Bcrgreen, for assault with a deadly weapon committed at Silver Creek. On trial MT. Bergreen was convicted of simple assault and was fined $25, which was paid.
 J. Sutter, who has been in the tailor ing business at Globe for years, has ar rived in Bisbee and accepted position with A. Champagne, the tailor. Mr. Sutter comes highly recommended as a good workman.
 1 c. B. Boyden, an old-time Tomb stoner, writes from Mullan, Idaho, for } sample copy of the REVIEW. MT. Boyden has the southern fever again and we may expect to see him back any day.
 Five MeXicans were rounded up at Douglas this week by Deputy Sheriff Lario and brought to Bisbee. One was taken to Nogales to answer an old charge of murder Another was at tended to in Justice Williams court on an old charge. One was convicted and sent to Tombstone for forty days on a charge of peddling without license, and the remaining two were lodged in jail on charge of vagcancy. Not a bad days work.
 , Scott White, secretary of the Greene Consolidated Mining company, with headquarters at Naco, spent Thursday evening in Bisbee and attended the Masonic lodge. Mr. White will leave shortly for California, where he will place hls wife in sanitarium. Mrs. White has been in poor health for some time, and her many friends in Cochise county hope she will be much benefited 7 by her trip to California. A party of society young folks are making preparations to go over the trail Sunday in search of game. The young ladies of the party especially anticipate much sport. One young lady, from the sunny south, has been taking lessons in riding to be prepared for the occasion, and any evening may be seen mounted on her fiery, untamed steed prancing up and down one of Bis bees beautiful avenues. We bespeak for the party most enjoyable and suc- , cessful trip.
 E. A. Mcfarland, chief engineer for the railway department of the Cananea Copper company, met with serious arcident en route to Cananea from Naco this week. Mir. Mcfarland was driving pair of spirited horses from Naco to Cananea, and in crossing a pond of water on the road endeavored to loosen the bridles of the animals to give them water. He was ssanding on the tongue of the buggy when the horses became frightened and ran. Mir. Mcfarland was thrown beneath the horses and the wheels of the buggy passed over him. He was badly bruised but is able to be about again attending to his duties.