Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-06
Local Happenings in Brief.

Jack Chase is Bisbse visitor from Naco.
 E. E. Mcveagh left fer Globe yes terday.
 Joe and Anton Muheim have returned from trip to Cslifornis points.
 Bur. Mossman, of the rangers, went to Naco this morning on oticial busi- ness.
 Mrs. Jones, president of the Rebekah Grand Lodge, is the guest of Mrs. J. N. Jones.
 F. E. McLaurin, accountant for the Greene Consolidated Copper company, Is Bisbee visitor.
 Frank Mausen and Ben Sueed, of the Greene cattle company, are spending few days in Bisbee.
 A party of officials of the Calumet & Arizona company are expected to ar rive in Bisbee in few days and will be the guests of Superintendent Merrill while here.
 George Henninger, private secretary to Lem c. Shattuck. the Bisbee lum- Der merchant and prosperous miner, was . welcome caller at the Prospector ofiice this afternoon.-Prospector.
 Among the Bisbeeites who left for the county seat on yesterdays train were: Walter Douglas, Ben Williams, s. W. Clawson, ". H. Brophy, D. Ford Jones, B. A. Packard, E. J. Gates. J. B. Aneius, Dr. Gavin and Dr.. billiard.
 pr. A. L. Toney came in on this mornings train from the southern part of the territory, where he has been To- cated for several years. He still re- tains his large landed interests near Mesa and may again become resident of this valley.-Tempe News.
 The bill of sale of the personal prop srty ct San Xaxier hotel and the depot hotel at Bowie, was recorded here to- day. The consideration mentioned is $l3,364.15. Dr. George Goodfellow by this contract transfers all his interests in these hotels to L. J. 2. Iager.-Citi- zen.
 The real estate market is quite ac tive. A large nu .hber of deeds, mort gages and filings for sections of lands have been made within the past few days. In one real estate agents office thirty deeds were made out in two days. Sevaral locations have beer made on lands close to Douglas.
 The horses attached to the large de livery wagon of the Copper Queen rsr away yesterday morning and threw the driver, Robert Spaulding, against [ telegraph pole, cutting his scalp and oversurning the wagon. Spauldine was taken to his home and given medi cal treatment and will be out in few days.
 The cowboys along the San Pedrt Valley are making preparations to at tend the dance to be given Christmai Eve by the Greene cattle company al Naco. The affair promises to be the dance of the season. Ben Sneed and Frank Mousen are being ably assisted by the citizens of Naco aud the boyi expect to have a good time.
 A petition to congress to reenact the the Geary Exclusion Act is being cir cuIated by several of Bisbee's patriot ic citizens and is meeting with the ap. proval of all classes of citizens. While Bisbee is fortunate in not having any Chinese to contend with, her residents are doing all they can to assist in keep ing them out of this country.
 J. s. Fifield of the firm of Fifeld 6 Gallagher, of Phoenix, stopped here today en route to Benson. They have the contract for the new Reform school and Mir. Fifeld goes to Benson to ar range some details regarding the stone work. Ground will be broken this month for the s25, 900 building which they will erect there for the Territory Citizen.
 The Bisbee Improvement Company are now compiling their new telephone directory, which they will issue early in 1902. They are very anxious to have those who contemplate having tele' phones installed in their homes and plscel of business to have their orders in ss early as possible 90 that all nomea and numbers of phones will apdear ir the new directory.
 On Tbauksg.y:ag day at the resi- dence of Mrs. Gardiner, aunt of tht bride, MT. Charles T. Reynolds of saf- ford, Arizona, was united in marriage to Miss Florence Wellwood of Pres cott, Arizona. by Harcourt ". Peck pastor of the Methodist church. Mir Reynolds is one of the energetic, sue csssful merchants of the southwest His business is in Ssfford. Arizona Miss Wellwood has but recently mad her homo in Prescott, coming her from Bisbee, Arizona, where she va knoun as an earnest christian lady, Journal.Miner.
 Messrs. Redmoud Toohey and Steph en A. Dorsey, of New York. arrived il Phoenix yesterday morning and sr' stopping ct the Adams. Both are vel known all over the territory. they hay inc t.r0s miniux interesto here Mir