Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-05
Local Happenings in Brief.

Parks Whitney, of Douglas, was a visitor to our city yesterday.
 Prof. J. A. Rockfellow left for short trip to Tombstone this morning. R Toohey of Nsco was an incoming passenger on the train yesterday.
 Lewis B. Sroufe and A. c. Wilson left for the Cananeas this morning.
 Sheriff Del Lewis left for Tombstone this morning with several witnesses.
 E. c. Englewood and wife have re- turned from a short visit to California.
 Isadore Cohen, the clothing salesman from San Francisco, is stopping at the Bessemer.
 Captain Jose Goes, of the Mexican civil engineers, left this morning for his home in Fl Psso.
 NJ. J. Cunningham was called to Tombstoe as . witness in one of the cases to be tried this week.
 Joseph Muierhead has been confined to his home for the past three days suffering with rheumatism.
 Victor Guerrero, . Mexican living on Chuahuhua hill, died Tuesday night of pneumonia and was buried yester- day.
 E E Mcveagh, prominent hardware salesman, with headquarters at San Francisco, is in Bisbee looking after his customers wants-
 The 6o.0O0 gallon tank fer the stor- age of oil, being erec.eS by the South ern Pacific at this place, is nearly com pleted Benson Press.
 Every body should attend the Basket Social given by the ladies of the Pres byterian church tonight in Library Hall. A good time is assured all. Ev- cry lady is requested to bring basket.
 FIG. Back, of Solomonville, came in yesterday and left this morning for Nacozari, where he has accepted po- sition with the Moctezuma Copper company.
 George Dunn left this morning for Magdelana, Sonora, to visit Colonel Kostelisky for a few weeks MT. Dunn is interested with several prominent Mexican officials in gold property in the Magdelsna district.
 
 A few of the jurymen who left for the county seat on the early train this morning were Harry Haninger, Lem Shattuck, F. L. Michaels, E. G. Ord, Parks Whitney, B. Gmehle, Steve Miller and Ben Frsnkenberg.
 The Ladies Aid Society will have a basket social in Library hall Thursday evening, December 5. A cordial invi- a tion is extended to all. During the early part of the evening Professor Douglas will entertain the audience with his stereopticon views.
 The Bisbee Improvement Company are BOW compiling their new telephone directory, which they will issue early in 1902. They are very ar xious to have those who contemplate having tele- phones installed in their homes and places of business to have their orders in es early as possible so that all nomef and numbers of phones will appear ir the new directory
 R. H. Stanton, 6 member of G troop of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, who saw service in Cuba and afterwards, in the Philippines, has resigned his position al one Of Mossman's rangers and will leave in a few days for Phoenix. After short rest MT. Stanton will go to Yu ma, where he has secured position a. one of the prison guards.
 At no time in its history has Bisbet been more prosperous than at present A larger number of men are employed in the mines than ever before. In th' building trades, with scarce an excep- tion, all the mechanics find work. 4 larger amount of money is in circula- tion and none of our merchants com plain of any dullness in their varioul lines.