Cochise review., 1901-01-19

Pass, although there is considers ble rock work to be done.
 Rev. TIC. Motfett left for Tombstone this morning to officiate there sto- morrow.
 Mr. Stewart w. French is making an extended visit to New Y ork and Chica- | go.
 The "Azurite' has received two barrels of prime New England cider for the benefit of it's patrons.
 The new ware house of the Copper 1 Queen Company, at the switch is nearly completed. The mechanics are now putting on the roof.
 | w. c. Greene and Scott White came up from Naco Thursday evening and the following morning Mr. Green took the train for Tucson.
 The friends of Mrs. J. G. Pritchard will be much gratifed to learn the fact that she is decidedly impr owing after several days of serious illness.
 Tol Bell formerly deputy sheriff of Graham county, was an arrival yester- day. Tol is an old-timer around Bisbee and will probably remain here.
 All Rebekahs are requested to be present at the meeting of the lodge on next Friday evening, 25th inst. h. stallations will be made and refresh ments served.
 James McGregor was on Wednesday an applicant before Judge Wilcox for admission to the county hospital be- cause of Erysipelas and general debil- ity. He was given permit.
 All members and friends of the Epis- copal church are invited to be present at the residence of Dr. Sweet tomorrow morning at II o'clock at a morning ser vice to be conducted by the Rev. Mir. Lee.
 H. M. Woods left for Phoenix yester- day morning accompanied by his fam fly. MT. Woods goes to Phoenix to take his seat in the Assembly of the 2lst Legislature.
 The numerous friends of Enoch Gil bert are making a decided effort to se- cure for him the appointment of road overseer. His known honesty and in- tegrity, long residence and army record are urged in his favor.
 L. A. DfOWu, Ol Uu0 r f06 COludR6 and Bob Tate of the ''F'ish Pond" &C., companied 0. A. Overlook yesterday on trip to the newly located townsite "Overlock" at the junction of the Nac- osari railway with the South Western railroad.
 I G. s. Crockett, formerly we'll known resident of Bisbee, but who has for a considerable time past made his home in Tucson, returned here on Thursdays train. He expects to move his family herswithin few days.
 1John Foster, who was recently ap- 4 pointed deputy, under Constable Kunz, has resigned from that position because of the recurrence of malarial fever which he contracted while serving with the Roueh Riders in the campaign be- fore Santiago. John M. Johnson has been appointed to the position ) Emil Sydow arrived from Stafford on Thursday. MT. Sydow was formerlNin business in Tombstone, where he serv- ed one term as postmaster. More re- gently he removed to the Gila Valley and located at Stafford. He is now look ing about with view of securing bu- siness location in this vicinity. l James Norton, young man of about 20 years of age, was yesterday arrested , at the railroad camp and arraigned be- fore Justice Williams, charged with having on or about the 9th inst, broken into the house of Ben Speed on the San Pedro river, and stealing clothing, gun and other articles of value. The evidence against him was conclusive and he was held to answer before the Grand Jury. Sid Harris on Thursday received letter from w. A. Hopkins, of the Hopkins sawmill, near Nacosari, an nouncing the joyous arrival there of two boy babies, the property of MT. and Mrs. Hopkins. Will Hopkins and Sid Harris are warm friends and Hop kins urged Sid to come down and share with him the joy of the double blessing : Heaven had bestowed upon him. Sid : left for the scene Friday morning. Henry w.. Coulter, of Greensburg, , Penn, whoIhas been here attending his fathers interest in the South Bisbee company, left for Los Angeles Thursday morning. He was elected a : director of thei South Bisbee Mining and Townsite Improvement company at the meeting of the shareholders on Tuesday and goes to Los Angeles to be present at the meeting on Tuesday next of the newly-elected board, at which meeting the policy of the com pany for the coming year will be de- termined. From Los Angeles he will proceed to Greenburg.
 There now exists an imperative ne- , cessity for enlerged facilities at the : Bisbee post-office for handling the con- tinuously increasing volume of mail matter received. Applications are now on file with Postmaster Pritchard for l, over one hundred boxes which cannot