Cochise review., 1901-01-12
NEWS OF
 THE CITY


 stock cattle was made from Don Luis station on Thursday. They were ship ped by George Spindle to Bakersfield, California.
 The work on the company hotel building is steadily progressing, but the non-arrival of brick still prevents the resumption of work on the new opera house above the second story.
 I. w. Wallace, this week purchased some mining ground lying near the Lowell and Arizona siding from Chas. Strong and Jacob Prong, for cash.
 There was no mail from the west yesterday, the S. P. train having been too late for connection with the Ari- zona and Soutl Eastern.
 The resumption of active operations by the Lowell and Arizona Mining company is announced for next Tues day, the 18th instant.
 Gorton's Minstrels showed to crowd ed house on Wednesday night at the Bisbee Opera House. From expres- sions heard on the street the show was not we'll received,
 The meeting nights for the United Moderns are the second and fourth Tuesdays in each month. The next meeting will be Tuesday night January 22nd at which time no less than twenty new members will be initiated.
 Beyond few trivial cases during the past week our justices have not had before them as many cases as usual. Bisbee, with it's large and varied popu- lation, is an exceptionally orderly town and even on pay-days there is no re- semblance to the wooly times formerly common to western mining towns
 The 350-ton Mitchell Economic Hot Air Smelling Furnace, now being put in place by the Copper Queen company, will probably be in operation within two weeks and the copper production by the company very materially in- creased thereby.
 There is continuous demand here for residences of three and four rooms. Such property, if well located, can be readily rented and yield high rate oi interest on the amount invested beside a certainty of rapid increase in value
 William Scrimsher will assume the duties of foreman in the conduct of the mining operations of the Lowell ano Arizona company on the 18th inst. Mir Scrimsher is we'll and favorably knowr here through his connections with the @ Copper Queen, and Easter Sunday mines.
 The funeral of the little son of Mar tin Nolan, an account of whose acci dental death is given elsewhere in this issue, took place Thursday afternooE and was very largely attended by friLds and acquaintances desiring tC express their sympathy and respect fol In6 D6FedCeu Idullys
 Thursday, the 10th inst. was the monthly payday for the Copper Queer company and it's 1,4OO employees. Usu ally the first one or two pay-days fol lowing the Christmas holidays are lest lively than others through the year but this one seemed to have put into circulation rather unusual amount O money, and this impression is con armed by our business men.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the South Bisbee Copper Mining and Townsite Improvement company will take place here on Mon day. Beside the election of officers fo the ensuing year and the transaction of other routine business it is deemed probable that other matters of impog tance will be determined. The affair Aof this corporation throughout woulC ieem to be in most satisfactory con
 ition.
 '~~N Deputy U. s. Marshal c. A. Over lock left for Tucson by train yesterda morning, having ir his charge tw Chinamen who had upon examinatio before U' s. Commissioner $. K. Vii Hams been held to answer upon th charge of being in this country in viola l tion of the Chinese exclusion act. Tn I Chinamen were arrested in the vicinit of Lewis Springs by Inspector B. E FOssey.