Cochise review., 1901-02-02
NEWS OF
 THE CITY


 B. Frankenberg, of the Fair, will leave Sunday morning for New York city to buy large stock of spring and summer goods.
 J. E. Brock, the cattleman of Sul- phur Spring valley, was visitor Tn Bisbee this week.
 George Spindle and family, who have been visiting friends in Bisbee thls week, have gone home.
 Tony Kyle is back in Bisbee after a visit to Fl Paso. He says DICK pockets and confidence men were much Ill eVl- dence during the carnival
 FOR SALE-One full three horse power upright Hercules Gasoline en- zine. In perfect running order. En- ouire or address the CoCHISE REVIEW.
 An array of household furniture was hauled into Justice Williams court Sunday morning, the result of an at tachment filled by l.. J. Overlook X Co.
 c, F. Nichols, who has the Elks lodge in hand here says the installation ot the B. P. O. E. in Bisbee will probably oc- cur February 9th. Bisbee will have a lodge second to none in the Territory.
 Just what your eyes need. I'll make a scientific examination. and if a phy.- sician's care is needed will frankly tell you. w. E. DoTY, the Tucson Eye Specialist, Hotel Bessemer.
 Joe Muheim and Lew Roberts left Friday morning on mining trip into Sonora. They will go into the country east of the Cananeas and expect to be gone about week.
 After dilligent search the best the local officers could show was nine hobos on Tuesday. This class is giving Bis bee a boycott for the manner in which our local officers treated visiting del- egation about three weeks ago.
 John McNaughton, artist on the El Paso Times,is in Bisbee for the purpose of writing up the town and surround : ing country. He was joined on We'd nesday by the City Editor of tho Times and in company with Chief En- gineer Wambaugh they visited the end of the South Western railroad.
 I. E. Solomon, pioneer of the Gila valley spent Tuesday in Bisbee on bus mess with the Copper Queen company who he supplies with hay and grain from his numerous ranches in the vicinity of Solomonville. Mir. Solomon is one of the oldest residents of the territory, having arrived overland nearly twenty three years ago. Mir. Solomon intends visiting his daughter at Phoenix be- fore returning home.
 O. Gibson, Esq, of the firm of Rob- inson and Gibson, lawyers, is in the city from Tombstone. He is here to represent the interests of Martin O'Hare in the case of Territory vs. Overlook who was arrested last week on charge of cutting water pipe on ground claimed by O'Hare. MT. Gib- son is building up a good practice in Cochise county.
 Last week young man, stranger in Nogales, was found wandering about the streets in half dazed manner. Upon being questioned he stated that he was i'll and was looking for doctor It was seen that he was in need of medical attention and he was sent to a sanitarium. The man is suffering from severe attack of typhoid pneu' pneumonia. He gave the name al E' Leeklie.-Oasis.
 The above item refers to brother of c. F.. Sheckels of Bisbee, who re- ceived word of his brothers serious illness on Saturday last.
 An item in the Prospector from Naco last week stated that "three Americans working at the grading camp in Sonora of hn NanannoG ruilppaI came into Naco late last night after a hard ride from the Mexican police. The reason for their hurried leave was reported to be the premature death ol a son of the Manana land caused by sudden explosion of al blast of giant powder. Diligent enquiry of the GUS tom house officers at Naco and also al the depot failed, however, to verify the report.
 "I have just received word from New York" said l.. F. Hammer, physical director of the new gymnasium, "tha' an extra donation of 5000 has beer made by the directors in New York which will enable us to put in the bowlingQalley as first contemplated fol which the plans called for an extra 5000. The plans are all completed now and just as soon as Mir. Pritchard vacates the premises, which will be the site of the gymnasium, excavating fol the basement will be commenced"
 Pete Hansen, of the beer garden was in the justice court "Wednesday morning with a tale of woe, which ht poured into the willing ears of Judge Williams, About two weeks ago MT Hansen "staked" one Bent Mitchell with wagon and team, harness, bal