Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1901-12-17
Local Happenings in Brief.

NOgaies anu ieIt Tor DOugias-
w. j. Lewis and family LETT for
their home In Douglas yesterday.
Rev. II. NJ. Shields went to Douglas
yesterday evening and returned same
date.
+. H. Perkins, architect for the Cop
per Queen, went to Douglas yesterday
evening.
Attorney W. c. Mcfarland left yes
terday morning for his home in Solo
knoxville.
The premier star comedian OF the
day is Billy Clark, with Hi Henry's
Minstrels.
trip to Globe, where he has been on
mining business.
Mrs. Frank Goodbody, who has been
quite i'll at the residence Of w. a..
Brophy, is much improved.
A large number Of Bisbeeites were
out with guns ard rifles hunting quail,
rabbits and big game Sunday.
Attorney W. P. Miller returned from
Benson Sunday evening with Mrs. Mil
Ter. They will reside in Bisbee perma-
nently.
T. II. Tracey, representing the Ell
Paso Mine and Smelter Supply COM
pany, is in Bisbee on business for his
company.
Frank Good body and son came over
from Tombstone Sunday and spent the
day, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
81. Brophy.
George McMullen has returned from
visit to his relatives back east. Geo.
says there is no place like Arizona and
is glad to get back.
DIR. and Mrs. G. S. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred S. Wilson and Judge Jose s.
Teran left for Nacozari last Saturday
after spending few days in Bisbee.
Deputy Sheriff AL Strickland came
up from Douglas yesterday with two
Mexican prisoners, one being Lorets
Zamora, who escaped from the Bisbee
Jail some time ago.
Annie, the three-year-old daughter
of Me. and Mrs. r. W. McIsaacs, died
yesterday morning and will be buried
this evening at 3 o'clock from the Nc
Isaac residence, No. 49l, near the Stag
dump.
On account of the Indictment weather
the regular Sunday shoot Of the Bisbee
Gun Club did not take place Sunday
Stewart Hunt still " ears the club but
ton, having broken As olt of so birds
at the last shoot.
Geo. E. Place, representing Mines
and Meta1lu-gy, published at Los An
geles, New York and Chicago, arrived
in Bisbee yesterday and will remain q
few days looking over this wonderful
mining country. He is making a tour
of the territory.
r. Toohey, T. ]. Maloney and Pete
Tenancy left yesterday for Phoenix
Tim will be married Wednesday tc
Miss Ellen Toohey. The bride and
groom will spenS their honeymoon In
California and theu return to their
new home ir Douglas.
A private telegram was received in
Bisbee L. te Friday that daughter wa:
born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Greene. Il
was further stated that both mother
and child were doing well. Mr.. Greene
is at present with his wife and child
and will return to Arizona some time
in January.
A fire alarm was turned in last even
ing about nine o'clock, caused by fire
in a small frame house on Chihuahuf
HILL. belonging TO s. K. Williams anG
occupied by Musical Smith. The fire
was caused by lamp exploding, but
was extinguished before any greai
damage was done.
Louis Davis, deputy district clerk
informed the REVIEW representative a
Tombstone that the average number o
cases docketed here for trial at eaci
term of court largely exceeds the mum
Der Of cases docksted in Pima county
where he is also deputy clerk AM
therefore knows that of which h,
speaks
Judge George r. Davis opens cour
in Santa Cruz county the first week il
January, 1902, and yesterday msile'
the necessary orders for the summon
ing Of the grand jury to report at No
gales on Thursday, January 2. and o
the trial jury on Saturday, January 4
From Nogales Judge Davis goes b
Phoenix to attend session of the ter
ritorial supreme court AZ member.
On Wednesday, December Is. tn
Copper Queen Library will be close
for changes and repairs. In the ad
joining room, which was formerly use
by the post Office, the reading table
will be placed, in order that the publ
may have access to the newspaper
but no books will be received or give
out on that date. Books due on d.
cember 18th may be returned on th
18th without detention charges
Ata meeting held Sunday evenin
Ut the FIRE house for the purpose of or
gsnizing chemical company compose
Of young men sixteen members wer
enrolled. WI. Nemick was electe
foreman, A. w. Howe, first aseistan