Cochise review., 1901-01-26
NACO HAPPENINGS
Weekly EpitOme of Events in Our Thriving Border Town. locals
 and Personals, Etc.
From our Regular 0 Correspondent


 A. c. Hunt brought in two antelopes and four deer Friday evening from the San Jose mountains. Mr. Hunt re- ports that hunting is very good in the mountains and always brings in large game with him. A Mexican with six burros, each with deer on its back, came into Naco last week. Two other parties have just came in with seven more.
 D. F. Reinhardt of Dillon, Montana, stopped at Naco Hotel one day this week and then took the stage for the Cananeas, where he goes to look after the Linday's mining interests.
 w. H. Frost, formerly with the Southern Pacific at Guaymas, is now located at the Cananeas, and is assist ant to E. A. Mcfarland, who is survey ing the new Cananea road.
 J. B. Storman registered this week at Hotel Naco from Magelanda.
 The swell apartments of Messrs. Hicks, Robertson, Nichols and Ken nedy came near going up in smoke last Friday evening. A spark from fire in the yard blew against the tent and in few moments started to blaze, and but for the prompt action of two of Naco's local firemen, who quickly ex- tinguished the confagration, the tent would have burnt up. Had the blaze not been discovered these gentlemen would have had no happy home to go to that night.
 k. l.. Faison and wife registered at Hotel Naco from Washington, D. c. Mr. Faison is special agent of the land department and is here inspecting government surveys.
 A. Ham, cattleman from Bakersfield, stopped at Naco Hotel Wednesday.
 The boy who did the shooting across the line last week was taken to Arispe last Saturday evening by Judge Sa- linas, where he will be tried. The charge against him, the writer was in- formed is attempt to murder, and it may go hard with the boy in Mexico. The man who was shot is reported to be doing well and is on fair road to re- covery.
 Louis Farnsworth of Salt Lake City registered at Hotel Naco Wednesday.
 I. s. Burnett and H. c. Stubbe came in from the Cananeas and went over to Tucson for few days.
 k. l.. Benton returned Thursday evening from long stay in the state of Sonora.
 R. c. McPherson returned from the Cananeas this week and left for No gales.
 R. F, Smith of Los Angeles came in the early part of the week and stopped at Hotel Naco.
 R. Brena of Tucson is confieed to his bed at Hotel Naco with the grippe.
 The National Bank of the City of Mexico is erecting an adobe house in Naco, Sonora, and when completed | will open up branch of their business. | It is understood that c. Milne will | the business for this concern in Sonora.
 Senor Juan Luna from Altor, Mexico, l registered at the Hotel Naco the early part of the week.
 Mrs. Edith Tholheim, from New York City, left on the stage Wednes- | day morning from the Cananeas.
 Fritz Rosenstein, representing glove house in San Francisco, was in Naco Tuesday.
 Major Wm. l.. Hargrove, mining man of Bacoachi, Sonora. came up to Naco this week and stopped at Hotel Naco.
 Paul E. Writ President of the Paul E Wirt Fountain Pen Co.,, H., and one of the largest stockholders in the Greene Consol- lated Copper company, came in We'd nesday to go down to the Cananeas and see the property.
 Frank w. Steadman, of Benton, Pa, another large stockholder in the Greene company, came in with Mr. Wirt.
 Naco had all kinds of excitement this week. A woman tried to kill her