Cochise review., 1901-01-26

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 Miss Langpapp of Tombstone is in Bisbee visiting Mr. and Mrs. Schmied- ing. Thls popular young lady is al ways welcome visitor in Bisbee.
 A wreck occurred on the South l Western Railroad at the terminus of | the track on Tuesday last which de- layed construction two days. Several cars were piled up but luckily no one was injured.
 E. M. Durley, who has become well known here in connection with daily duties in delivering ice from the Cop per Queen plant left for Illinois on Tuesday morning, having secured a three weeks vacation.
 A monogram pin was picked up in | front of the office of 1. w. Wallace. The owner can recover it by calling on MT. Wallace and identifying it and paying cost of this notice, It
 Chief Engineer Wambaugh, of the s. w. R. R. of Arizona, has removed his principal office to Bisbee, but is temporarily detained in Fl Paso by the illness of Mrs. Wambaugh.
 Bert Grover hes been relieved from his temporary position as deputy con- stable by the return of Dayton Graham. On Monday he went on night shift as a miner for the Copper Queen company. Bert says he has tired of official posi- tion and proposes to join the dinner pail brigade permanently.
 Jos. Schwartz is busily engaged this week on the new lodging house in Tombstone canyon, built by MT. Muir head. MT. Schwartz has the contract for all the galvanized iron and tin work.
 Jos. H. Hammill, editor of the pio- neer newspaper in Gila county, is in Bisbee on a visit to the camp for the first time. The Belt was established by Judge A. H. Hackney in the early
 sos and has always held foremost place in the history of Arizona jour- nalism.
 The adjourned meeting of the Board Directors of the South Bisbee company
 held January 22d in Los Angeles was simply for the purpose of perfecting
 the organization of Board of Direc-
 tors. No business of general interest
 was transacted, nor were plans for
 work on the property discussed. It is
 the intention of the company to push the development work more rapidly than ever before.
 Friday Steve Roemer, assemblyman ,, from Cochise county, went to Phoenix to attend the session of the Arizona ,, legislature which begins today. MT. Roemers place in the office of Wells, Fargo & Co. at Benson is taken tenn.
 porarily by Mir. Rice, from California,
 who arrived Thursday of last week, ac. ] companied by his wife and daughter. This week the Overlook and Douglas :, townsites at the point where the Naco I sari railroad crosses the line were con | 5oildated by mutual agreement. The company is known as the Internationa |, Townsite and Improvement Co.,, whlcE I includes twenty one of Bisbee's men | The two townsites cover an area ot
 1000 acres and part of it has been sur
 veyed into blocks and lots. The rail
 road will reach Douglas next week t when the town will commence to take !, on definite shape.
 oo Refugio Hernandez, a Mexican em Q ployed for several years at the Copper a Queen shelter, was very seriously in " iured about 9 o'clock on Monday last y He has been employed in the conver T ter department of the works almos a continuously for the past four years ant h his occupation necessitated his ire II ouent use of the elevator running iron
 the converter pit up to the furnace
 level, distance of only few feet l. There would seem to be very littl 2 chance of accident to anyone going u n and down on the elevator and sucl t, chance would be supposed to be lessen r. ed in the case of Hernandez after hi 'e long experience about it. However i 'r going up on the elevator on Monda is morning Hernandez was caught be a tween the elevator platform and tn 1t heavy timbers forming the elevate ?. frame. Before the elevator could b s stopped and the man eXtricated he Va ol as stated very seriously crushed. H ss was at once attended by surgeons ( III the Copper Queen company and remoN er ed to the company hospital. ,p W. Kline, main street storekeepe ar was on Tuesday notified of a complain lg having been filed before Justice Vii ,n COX, by M. Jurado, a Mexican yout
 of about r years, charging that 'lin
 was fraudulently retaining in his poss lg ession and refusing to pay over' som at $lO of money, the property of Jurada d. J. M. O'Connell, appearing as Kline 'y attorney, asked for change of venue X. supporting his application by the swor o6 o.,.,,,,ont nf ITlipa that SIbn baS rnaSn