Cochise review., 1901-01-05
that the cranks could desire as Clifton has a club hard to beat.

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 Mrs. Mike Cunningham is fined to home with an attack of grippe.
 Mrs. Nichols, mother of c. F. Nich- ols of the general office, returned home this week from a visit to Texas. The REVIEW welcomes this estimable lady back to Bisbee.
 Mrs. Wilson, mother of Vic Wilson of the general office, accompanied by her daughter arrived from Kentucky Monday evening and will make Bisbee ! her future home.
 1 Mrs. H. M. Woods and children will spend portion of the winter at Phoe- nix, during the coming session of the legislature. Mr. Woods is one of the members from Cochise county. w. c. Green, of the Greene Consoli- dbted company, hired twenty-five miners last Thursday in Bisbee to work in the mines at Cananea at B. per day.
 F.. G. Ord has been awarded the con tract for laying water pipes at Naco and combined with the bountiful SUD- ply of surface water Naco will have a water system of which any town may feel proud.
 Geo. Dunn has treat in store for his patrons at the AZurite. He has just received word that two barrels of old fashioned eastern cider that he order- ed some time ago are on the way and will arrive in few days.
 Three furnaces wore blow in Tues day morning and the works are a scene of activity. The repair work has been completed and the new year starts off with renewed activity in all branches of the Copper Queen com pany.
 Mrs. Mitchell, wife of c. w. Mitch ell of the firm of Clark & Mitchell, assayers and surveyors, accompanied by her two children, arrived in Bisbee from Los Articles last Wednesday afternoon. MT. Mitchell met them at Benson.
 Hon. B, A. Packard, the cattle baron of Cochise county, returned to Bisbee on Monday after spending the Holi- days in California. Mir. Packard says the California people are still ''talking oil" to the unsuspecting visitor in their midst.
 It looks as though copper in paying quantities would yet be discovered on the north side of Tombstone canyon. Several prospectors out near Juniper Flats are taking out some good ore and there seems to be plenty of it.
 Mrs. c. P. Cobnrn, wife of Auditor Coburn of the A. & s. E. and South Western railroad of Arizona, and daughter, Miss Alma May Wilson, were arrivals in Bisbee Wednesday from Louisville, Kentucky, and will make Bisbee their future home.
 Many of his old time friends were glad to see MT. Bert N. Haight, he of the golden locks, come back to Bisbee last Monday. Several years ago MT. Haight was employed in the Copper Queen store. He left here in '94 for Michigan where he has since resided and taken to himself a wife. He re- turns to Bisbee to take position with the A. S s. E. railroad.
 w. c. Greene, of the Greene Con- solidated Copper Company, was an ar rival Tuesday morning. The smelter at Cananea started up on the morning of January l. Everything worked smoothly and the shelter will be kept going to its full capacity. Surveyors are at work on the railroad from Cananea to Naco which is possi- bility for the year 1901.
 weather the masquerade ball given by the Fraternal Brotherhood on New Years Eve was brilliant affair. The costumes were vaired and some very unique ones were in evidence. MT. Murray as Weary Willie" was awarded first prize on the gentlemen's side and Mrs. Duncan, who initiated a flirting coquette, was awarded first prize for ladies. The music was ex- cellent and kept the large crowd of merry makers on the floor until five o'clock in the morning.
 .Mr. k. A. Nichols, Superintendent of