Cochise review., 1901-01-12

Harry Hanninger left for Tucson this morning to be absent several weeks probably. He has been suffering from grippe recently.
 F. k. Gassaway, from Sacramento, ar rived on Friday to enter the employ of the Bisbee Drug Company, vacancy there having been occasioned by Justice Wilcox assuming his official duties.
 w. w. Mc'<im, of B. F. Graham & Co.,, spent yesterday in Bisbee. For some months MT. McKim has been located at Naco representing his firms business interests there.
 H. B. Dodge, representing Wheeler x Perry, the wholsale grocers of Tue son, arrived on yesterdays train, this being another of his periodical business visits here.
 George F. Meek, formerly of the RE- VIEW staff, and H. B. Dodge, of Tue son, left this morning in one of Ora hams rigs for La Cananea, on a brief business trip.
 St. Johns church-Service with ser mon at Dr. Sweets residence tomorrow at p. m. It is hoped that as many as can do so will attend.
 President Hanchett and Superintend- ent Fenner of the Lowell and Arizona Mining company, went to Sonora this week to look at some mining property to which their attention had been called. Their return is expected tomorrow or Monday.
 Quite recently some very promising prospects have been located and opened almost within sight of town. Develop ment of the claims is being made and we hope in our next issue to make more specific reference to them from per- sonal inspection.
 To any of our residents who have not visited the portion of Bisbee lying about mile south, visit now would couse surprise because of the many buildings erected there during that period. Some of, the buildings are roomy and even pretentious, while all are neat and of the better order.
 Professor James Douglas, of the Cop per Queen company, is in our midst this week and will remain for stay of probably six weeks. MT. Douglas has recently returned from trip abroad and will devote the next three months to inspecting his copper interests in the west.
 The members of the Christian church in Bisbee have purchased lot on School Hill, and under the supervision of Rev. H. w. Studley will begin the erection of handsomWhurch.
 The calenders distributed this week by the Copper Queen store were in great demand. The Indian design manufactured by, the Osborne company of New York was truly work of art
 The new drug store of viole & Lopi- zich was thrown open to the public to- day. The new drug store is located on Brewery avenue and the people of Bis bee are cordially invited to call and in- spect their stock of drugs, etc.
 At San Carlos last Saturday an Apa- che squaw attempted to board the Gila Valley train. She lost her footing and fell beneath the wheels and was cut to pieces.
 Considerable interest is being mani fested in the appointment of road over- seer for the Bisbee precinct, and MT. Enoch E. Gilbert is being put forward by his friends. Mir. Gilbert is one of the oldest and most favorably known miners in Cochise county and a veteran of the civil war.
 Henry w. Coulter, son of Col. Coul- ter, banker and coal mine operator of Greensburg, Penn., and formerly own CT of the "Coulter group" of patented mines now absorbed in the holdings of the South Bisbee company, returned this week from trip to Los Angeles. Mir. Coulter is here to attend the meet ing next week of the stockholders of the South Bisbee Mining andTownsite com pany as the representative of his father, who is heavy share holder in the company. Col. Coulter was a dis tinguished soldier in our civil war and the young man has seen service in the Philippines as member of the 10th Pennsylvania volunteers.
 Constable Doyle broke the record Friday night and as the sun rose over the hills this morning he counted thir- ty hobos in the bastile as the fruit of his labors. They were gathered in from all parts of the town. Box cars along the track yielded dozen and the saloon chairs were made vacant by similar numhar This claSs ia hecom-