Cochise review., 1901-02-23
NACO HAPPENINGS
Weekly Epltome of Events in Our Thriving Border Town. locals
 and Personals, Etc.

and PerS0nalS, ttC. (From our Regular Correspondent
 Senor F. Mendez came in from Her. mosillo, Sonora, Wednesday and regis tered at the Naco hotel.
 The Greene people received three more traction wagons by freight this week, making six in all received by this company. Messrs. J. J. Whitaker of Fl Paso, and w. w. Rickard of La Cananea, unloaded the engine and wa gons from the cars and put them to- gether. The engine and wagons will be given trial run some time next week. The wagons look very tower ing on the ground and are undoubted- ly the largest traction wagons that has ever come to this territory. The ca pacity of each wagon. is 10000 pounds and are about three times as large as an ordinary freight wagon. The rear wheels of these wagons are ten feet high and has a tire twelve inches wide. They are fifteen feet high.
 Young McGirr, the party who was arrested some weeks ago for shooting a Mexican across the line, came in from Arispe Thursday evening, having been released from jail by the Mexican otti- cials. He informed aREvIEw reporter that he pleaded not guilty and as they could not find no true bill against him, had to turn him loose. He also said that the rumors about his not being treated we'll while in Arispe are not true, tor the Mexican officials gave him every attention and had the best of treatment while in their hands.
 E. A. Mcfarland has been appointed chief engineer of the new Greene road and is now located at Naco, Sonora.
 s. Heineman of Tucson registered at the Naco hotel one day last week.
 CIR. Cooley went over to Naco Junc- l tion Monday to meet his wife and children. Mr. Cooley has erected house in Naco and has brought his family to keep house for him.
 Jas. B. Mix and Louis Adams regis tered at the Naco hotel from Nogales | Tuesday.
 Gus Hempel passed through Naco Wednesday on his way to Bisbee. MT. Hempel resigned his position with the surveying party whom he had been with for five months.
 J. T. Logan came in from Fl Paso the early part of the week and was with us for several days. MT. Logan WITS very much enthused over Naco and was surprised to find such hust- ling little town here.
 F. B. Wightman and wife came up from Cananea and went to Phoenix, where they will remain for few days.
 Naco was honored with the following Bisbee ladies Monday morning: Mrs. l.. D. Hunt, Mrs. Hattie Welch, Miss Nellie Hughes and Miss Edith Hughes. Our friend, B. J. O'Reilly is fast im- proving from his recent illness and ex- poets tO able to resume his position with the Greene company next week.
 E. G. Jobson of the Copper Queen branch was called to his home at Lake Valley, N. M., by wire the early part of the week. MT. Jobson was favor ite among the boys and will be missed very much.
 K. C. Hicks, Leslie Kennedy, Walter Cimbie, Miss Bertha Curtis, MT. and Mrs. G. Hogan, Mir. F. P. Kelly and wife, T. P. Nichols, Adolph Hinton and wife and Walter Fife of Naco, at tended the ball game at Don Luis on Friday.
 George Dunn and Lem Shattuck of Bisbee came up from Sonora on their way home Thursday evening, Mir. Dunn had been on hunting trip and Shat tuck had been out looking after his property in Sonora.
 A large shipment of cattle passed over the line Friday on their way to Don Luis, where they will be shipped to Bakersfield, California. This ship ment was made by the Southwestern Land and Cattle company of Cahuillo- na, Sonora.
 Walter Fife, assessor was in Naco the greater part ot the week.
 B. F. Graham, road overseer, was with us for several day this week.
 Frank P. Kelly and Clarence c. Chase returned last week from an eX- tended visit down in Mexico. where they had been examining the La ! Florida Mine," in which the former is interested. The boys went down some 200 miles In the "Land of Mamma" The property of Mr, Kelly's is report ed to be "tip-top."
 Harry Hall, the popular drummer of Holbrook, Merrill X Stetson of San Francisco passed through here on his way to Cananea Wednesday morning.