Cochise review., 1901-02-16
NACO HAPPENINGS
Weekly Epitome of Events in Our Thriving Border Town. Locals
 and Personals, Etc.
(From our Regular c Correspondent

The Greene Consolidated Copper CO
 received by freight last Wednesday a
 traction engine and three cars. This
 train is to be used between Naco and
 their mines at the Cananeas in hauling
 freight. The engine is large and
 powerful al d hauls three massive
 cars, each holding several tons of freight. The traction road this cop per concern is building is now com pleted to within F miles of Naco, and as soon as the road reaches there this train will be put into operation.
 The poles for the telephone line have arrived and are now being put up. It will not be long before telephone com munication can be had from here to the large copper works at the Cananea. The phones at Naco are to be put in at an early date and then our citizens will have direct communication with Bisbee and other towns.
 Geo. H. Artfeld of Los Angeles reg istered at Hotel Naco Tuesday.
 Leon de Gallick, formerly with Cop per Queen store, paid us a visit We'd nesday. He left for Los Angeles Thursday morning where he will re- cuperate for several weeks and then return to Naco on his way to Nacozari to accept position with the Moctezuma Copper company.
 w. c. Greene returned Wednesday evening from New York City. Mir Greene left for his ranch Thursday morning and from there he will leave for New York where he is due on the 26th to attend meeting of the stock holders of his company. MT. Greene will be accompanied by c. c. Chase, his private secretary.
 Julius Goldbaum registered from Tucson Tuesday. He came over in the interest of his liquor business and was with us several days.
 Frank J. Nichols passed through here last week on his way to Bisbee. Mir. Nichols came in from the Cananeas to join the Elks Lodge at Bisbee and was very much disappointed on his ar rival to learn that the lodge would not be formed for several days. He re- turned to the Cananeas Wednesday morning. Mir. Nichols is private sec retary to Geo. Mitchell, general mana ger of the Cananea Con. Copper Co.
 Geo. H. Earhart, of Quincy, H., has accepted position with the National Metal Co. under A. l.. Lewis and is To- cated at Naco. This company is buying all the matte and bullion being turned out by the Greene company.
 Quite number of people have been here for the last few days waiting for the Cananea stage to go out. The stage has been making very irregular trips during the last week on account of the rough weather. Only five pas sengers were able to go down an the last trip and it was only pleading with Manager Aguirre that they got, to go down, as it was first said that the stage would go down empty on account of the bad roads. The first trip the Nacozari stage made was on Wednesday morn- ing. This line has also been very irregular.
 R. H. Wilson registered at Naco Hotel this week from Bull Pens, So- nora.
 N. c. Webster of Prescott was in town for few days this week.
 A. J. Brant came in from Santa Mar parita, Sonora, Sunday morning and re- turned by stage Wednesday morning. MT. Brant is interested in the Santa Margarita mines and reports every thing running in full blast out there and is expecting to start shipping ore to this point at an early date. !
 Messrs. Robinson and Nichols went ever to Bisbee last Friday night to take in the Firemen's dance. The boys returned to Naco in the wee small hours of Saturday morning and claimed to have had the best of time | while in the copper camp.
 J.T. Kirk came up from the Can aneas Wednesday and remained with | us for day.
 A. c. Davis and A. c. Davis, Jr., left on the stage Wednesday morning for the Cananeas.
 Our popular mayor, B. J. O'Reilly, arrived in Naco Friday evening, the | eight, with his charming bride. Owing to MT. O'Reilly recent illness in El | Paso he was driven to his home in closed carriage from Naco Junction and | has been confined to his home ever since on account of the disagreeable we have been having. Mr. ! O'Reilly hopes soon to be at his post of duty in the Greene Con. Co. office, which he left some weeks ago to go | east after his bride.
 Miss Claudia Murry, sister of Mrs. O'Reilly, accompanied them from the east and we hope to be hOnored by her presence in our town for several weeks. Our boys surprised MT, O'Reilly Fri day night by calling on him and his bride and welcoming them home. Several of the boys had their musical instruments with them and a good time was had by all. MT. O'Reilly did the proper thing by the boys in the shape of refreshments.
 F. M. Hummel resistered at the Naco . l. 4 N...n. SI,nnI,n,n