Cochise review., 1901-01-12

I nix and will spend the next sixty days close to the pie counter.
 Dr. Edmundson has been absent sev- eral days, having been called in atten- dance upon Mrs. W. A. Hopkins at the Hopkins saw mill in the vicinity of Ma cosari.
 Bert Grover, has been appointed temporarily as deputy under Constable Doyle. Dayton Graham has been fill ing the position since Jan l, but his duties as Deputy U. s. Marshall neces- sitates his absence for time.
 Asst. Superintendent Sid Williams, of the Moctezuma Copper Company at Nacosari spent several days in Bisbee this week, shipping his household fur niture to his new home.
 c. Hall, taxadermist is mounting a huge lion skin, for G. H. French this week. The skin measures seven and one-half feet from tip to tip.
 F. E. Johnson has the contract for the two story lodging house being erected in Tombstone Canyon for J. Muirhead. The building is expected to be completed within six weeks and will contain twenty-four rooms.
 Three lots were sold to Mir. Merrill of the Calumet & Hecla, in Central Bisbee this week. The price paid was seven dollars per foot. Mir. Merrill in- tends to erect dwelling houses thereon.
 M. Newman, merchant of Raton, N. M. and interested in mining proper ties in this vicinity, came in on the Thursday train and will remain some days looking after these interests. He expressed himself as much pleased with the outlook.
 An invitation is extended to all friends of the Presbyterian church to the congregational meeting and social to be held in Library Hall next Thurs day evening. The ladies of the Aid Society will serve refreshments and welcome all to the pleasures of the social evening.
 The Easter Sunday mine is being continuously developed by small force of men and considerable quantity of ore extracted. After sorting, the high CT grade ore is sacked for shipment and the lower grade is hauled to the Cop per Queen shelter, where it is profit ably used in the converters for its value . in silica while the gold in it is saved at
 small cost.
 An unfortunate employee of the South Western railroad had the mis-
 fortune to break his leg just below the
 knee last Monday at the railroad camp. six miles from Don Luis. The mans
 name was Emerson and he was engag-
 ed in moving heavy timbers. He was
 at once brought to Bisbee and placed in the hospital.
 The appointment of road overseer for this district was deferred by the Board of Supervisors till their next session. The next session is not supposed to be held till April, meanwhile the roads of
 the district need attention. Does the
 former incumbent hold over. with au- thority to act? Most certainly the roads of the district cannot be entirely ne- glected for period of three months.
 The Bisbee West Mining company have reached depth of over 300 feet , on one claim and on that level have drifted POO feet with satisfactory out look. A horse-whim is now being used
 for hoisting purposes, but steam hoist
 is now on the road here and is expect : ed to be in operation within few days. r A force of twelve men are employed on t the property.
 Last Monday the four year old boy of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Vaughn was in- ' jured by being run over by a delivery wagon while he was playing in the
 road in front of the residence of his parents in Tombstone canyon. The l child has since been under the profess r sional care of Dr. Hickman and no ser
 ious results are now apprehended. - However the possibilities of his having y received internal injuries have not yet o been removed.
 A belated pedestrian, bearing the l. honest name of O'Brien and thereby e denoting his descent from the ancient '- monarchs of the beloved isle, reported