Cochise review., 1901-02-16
NEWS OF
 THE CITY

Mrs. Mike BrOphy, who mas been visiting her parents in Oakland, Cali fornia, returned home last Wednesday after an absence of two months. Mrs. Brophy was met at Benson by MT. Brophy.
 Mrs. Kelly and sister, Miss Donovan, were hurriedly summoned to San Diego on account of the serious illness of their mother.
 George Dunn left on yesterday for visit to Arispe in Sonora. He expects to be gone about ten days.
 FOR SALE-One full three horse power upright Hercules Gasoline en- zine. In perfect running order. En- quire or address COCHISE REVIEW.
 w. F. McCullen was in Justice Will liams' court this week on a charge of carrying concealed weapons
 During the next thirty days the RE- VIEW will publish the details of busi- ness enterprise that will mean a long step towards the further growth and prosperity of our town.
 Billy" Reid, who ran the Fashion saloon in Tucson in the early days, ar rived in Bisbee on Thursday en route to Cananea, where he is interested with Frank Proctor in business en- terprise.
 Bob Tate, proprietor of the Fish Pond, added materially to the comfort and convenience of the pedestrians by laying a plank sidewalk across Main street during the rainy weather.
 skinny" Johnson, a jovial spirit hailing from Tucson, is in town. skinny" furnished all the fun for the audience at the late Elks' circus in Tucson.
 Tol Bell, an old timer in Cochise county, and who knows everybody in the territory from Nogales to Prescott, is in town and will proably purchase a lot at the new town of Douglas and go into business for himself.
 A private car fer the A. & $. K. rail- road in being built by Barney x Smith, car builders in the east, which will be for the use of the railway officials and officers of the Copper Queen. It will be the finest car in Arizona, and the furnishings will be complete and up-to- date in every particular.
 The Douglas Lumber company was a bush enterprise launched in the new town of Douglas this week. The general manager of the company is c. A. Overlook, and they have several cars of lumber on the way from Cali fornia now, and will open up lumber yard at Douglas in few days, carry ing all kinds of building material.
 Walter and Victor Zabriskie, who have been in the employ of the com pany for the past month, resigned their positions on the 10th and left for Tue sen. The boys say they intend to start for Honolulu about the first of March.
 Sunset Route" Hunt was in Bisbee yesterday telling of the advantages to be derived by having all freight for Bisbee come via Sunset. MT. Hunt travels over Arizona and New Mexico in the interest of the Southern Pacific, Mr. Hunt says he believes the Bisbee road will connect with the $. P. at Se- par, but that is only Hunts opinion.
 T. W. Krieger and s. E. Emery will open up we'll appointed tailoring es. tablishment Mir. Krieger has been ir the employ of A. Champagne for the last month, and thoroughly understand: the latest modes in tailoring. Mir Emery will arrive from San Francisco in few days with well selected stock of the latest tailoring goods.
 Henry Collman, who recently opened the Palace lodging house, says he ha: all the customers he could accommo date the first night. He has ordered twenty more cots. which he put 1T place on Wednesday, but every be- was taken that night. The amount O transients who are coming and going is remarkable.
 The main shaft of the Bisbee Wes is down to a depth of 330 feet. While drifting on the two hundred level { body of low grade ore was uncovered Work in the mine has been shut dowr for the past few weeks waiting for the machinery which has lately arrived The new hoist is in place and work will begin in earnest today. F. l.. Dwight resident manager, reports that there will shortly be great activity in the Bisbee West and the future of the camp is assured
 Hon. B. A. Packard left on Friday morning for Los Angeles for a two weeks outing. On his way he will stou at Phoenix and visit few days with the Arizona legislature. 'Pack" rep. resented Cochise county in an able manner in the 18th legislature and knows several good tricks of his own, which he will impart to the younger members during his stay.
 Date Graham returned last Saturday from the Huachuca mountains, where he had been at work on group of five claims. Work was discontinued for the present on account of the heavy snow, which fell to depth of four feet on the level. Mir. Graham has shaft fifty feet deep and was taking out ore for shipment to Fl Paso when inter. rupted by the storm. At the bottom of the shaft is 3-foot vein of copper