Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-28
Local Happenings in Brief.

J. W. Hennessy and Geo. M. Hewitt, of Cananes, are registered at the Nor ton House.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Twomey, who have been spending the holidays in Tombstone, are expected home today. Superintendent J. T. Logan, of the Nscozar. railroad, returned yesterday from Fl Paso, where he spent the holi- dsya
 Mir. Steve Miller is in receipt of some thoroughbred Plymouth Rock chick ems and is now in the chicken business in earnest.
 There is a decided shortage of coal at the present time, and unless sup ply is received this week will occasion serious discomfort.
 The bull fight at Naco on Sunday next promises to be lively affair. The carload of Chihuahua bulls which ar rived this week are said to be Ion the prod"
 An excursion will run from Tucson to Naco on New Years bringing large crowds from the old pueblo to see the bull fights. The fare for the round trip is 8.
 Dr. Butzow, company physician at Nscozari, will shortly go to Morenci where he will relieve Dr. Green, who has resigned his position with the De troit Copper company.
 A Mexican, whose name was un- known, was shot in the arm at Douglas on Christmas night. The shooting af. fray occurred in the material yard. The would-be murderer escaped across the line.
 Chesa Piezza, who halls from Naco, used profane language in the presence of ladies yesterday and was placed under arrest. He was fined sl5. which he promptly paid and took the next stage for home.
 Yesterday Francisco Elano was put in jail on a charge of discharging fire arms in Douglas in reckless manner, endangeripg the lives of the citizens of that place. He was arrested by Deputy Al Strickland.
 Bert Grover, of the Arizona Ranger company, will be discharged from the Copper Queen hospital early next week. where he has been confined with a gunshot wound accidentally received at Nsco several weeks ago.
 A 10000 gallon tank is being erected by the Calumet & Arizona company on their mine. Water is being hoisted from the mine in a valve bucket which holds 5V0 gallons. The water will be stored in the tank for future use.
 Deputy Sheriff Al Strickland is ir town on business connected with hi: office. MT. Stricklani looks after the peace and quietude of the new bordel town of Douglas and does it in a way highly satisfactory to the resident: there.
 W. W. Weed, stenographer, this week purchased from Mir. Fisher agent, one of those up-to date Under wood typewriters. Mir. Weed is an ex pert stenographer and typewriter, and he says the Underwood beats anything in the way of typewriter he has seer yet.
 This week Mir. B. F. Graham dis posed of his livery business and stage line at Cananes to Mir. Ben Goldman and others, who will operate that par of the line in the future. B. F. Ora ham and Co. still retain their liver, business and stage line between Nact and Bisbee.
 Attorney George Neale returned home from Tombstone yesterday. Dur ing the term of court just closed Mir Neale had some important cases. The Andrew Griffin case was defended by Messrs. Neale and Goodbody, in whict the jury promptly returned verdict of not guilty.
 Specifications for the new Episcopa church building to be erected in oul midst are anxiously awaited by the members of St. Johns church. Upon their arrival the contract for the new church edifce will be let immediately The specifications were mailed iron New York a week ago.
 'sCow boyr Quinn will graduate today for the third time this year from the Company hospital. He was there sev eral weeks with typoiid fever first; ther came a relapse, and the last time the doctors did not know what was the matter with him. He is now regarded e part of that institution.
 Master Jack Hsnkins has resigned his position with the Copper Queen store and left this week for St. Louis, where he will enter the Christian Brothers college at that place. On Thursday evening 8 number of young friends gathered st the Hankins resi- derce and bid the young man farewell
 The charity bali given by the cbari table organization was largely at tended. The Star Mandolin Club fur nished delightful music and the ladies were there in force to see that all wht attended enjoyed themselves. During intermission lunch was served ana those who att nded speak in terms O highest praise of the management O the charity ball.