Cochise review., 1901-01-19
NEWS OF
 THE CITY


 deputy sheriff at Johnson.
 George Meyers, Master Mechanic at Cananea, was 6. Bisbee visitor this week.
 John White, brother of ex-Sheritf Scott White, left on Thursday for La Cananea.
 J.J. Patton, formerly of the REVIEW staff, has entered the employ of the J. H. Jacks Lumber company.
 Charlie Suits of San Miguelito came in town last Monday for provisions. He returned to the mine Thursday
 MT. Marks, of the City Barber Shop, is having his place of business papered and refitted, making it most attractive. D. P. Hickey, of theKCopper Queen store, left for New York this morning to look up the latest things in Ladies Dress goods and furnishings for the spring and summer sales.
 An overturned lamp at the Stag Club very near caused fire. Prompt action by the young men averted a conhagration.
 Mrs. S. M. Burr, left for Fl Paso, on Tuesday morning for brief visit to her sister Mrs. Frank Carr, and also to incidentally take in the Carnival.
 Frank Smith, car man in the mine, who has been visiting his parents in California for the past twomonths, re- turned home Thursday.
 On Wednesday morning Messrs. Botsford, Helm, Lewis, Gilmore, Jones, and Gen. Weidner, of the South Bisbee contingent, left for Los Angeles,
 B. Leibman, one of the contractors on the grade of the Southwestern R.R. of Arizona, left for Fl Paso on yester- day mornings train on business trip. Mrs. Ed Barker went to Benson by Tuesdays train to meet Mrs. A. Hill, who came from California to be pres ent at the wedding of her daughter Annie to w. w. Watkyns.
 The brickmasons have been at work this week on the walls of the second story of the new hotel, while other me- chanics are busily engaged on the iron and wood framing of the first story.
 The Quaker doctors left on Tuesday morning after few days spent here to their considerable pecuniary advantage apparently at least. However they stated that their receipts here were less proportionately than in either Tucson or Phoenix
 A Union Christian Endeavor Society was organized in Library Hall last Sunday evenilg. Officers were chosen ; and the charter list was on motion al- to ir, cir trVti tomorrow evening evening when the society will again meet in Library Hall.
 Next week will see the completion of the South Western railroad to Douglas, distance of twenty-one miles. Within the next thirty days it is expected the road will reach Fronteras, the half way point beween Douglas and Nacosari Mexico. The grading camps are still moving further east and work is being pushed forward rapidly along the line.
 Death claimed 163 victims of pneu- monia in Chicago last week. The un- usual prevalence of the disease being attributed by the health authorities of that city to the presence of grip germs and the development into pneumonia of neglected cases of grip and heavy colds. It would be we'll for us here to bear this in mind.
 Austin Osgood and Sophia Gibbons both residents of NacO, were married Thursday morning in the Catholic church by Father Gheldorf. They were accompanied to the church by Mrs. James Letson and young lady of Bisbee and also by friend of the groom. After the ceremony the newly married couple were driven to Naco.
 Upon learning of the election of Justice Wilcox, Will Henry, of Nash vill Tenn, sent to the Justice gavel for use in his court room. The gavel is from piece of pitch-pine found on the ground over which the bloody battle of Lookout Mountain during our civil was was fought. In the wood is embedded Mimic rifle ball that when it was fired doubtless meant business.
 Stephen Aguirre, intervenor at La Cananea for the Greene Consolidated Mining Company, was here during the early part of this week. He was ac. compaied by Mezia Y Salinas, Judge of the first instance at Arispe. The Judge is of one of the most prominent families of our sister republic, and he has high standing as lawyer and jurist. Julio Zapata, assistant to Judge Salinas, and B. Lacacana were also of the party.
 A. Ariola, Mexican, was very se- verely burned on Tuesday afternoon at the shelter. He was employed in the shelter, but not in the converter de- partment. However he was in that de- partment and alone in one of the pits, when one of the tilting wells, moved by an electric crane and filled with molten metal passed above him. In its pas sage a small part of the metal was spilled and sufficient of it fell upon him