Cochise review., 1901-02-16

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 The brick masons are busy on the | third story of the new hotel. The | arches are in place, and good idea of the appearance of the building when completed can now be obtained.
 Scott White, ex-sheriff of Cochise county and secretary of the Greene Consolidated Copper company, was visitor in Bisbee yesterday, returning to Naco this morning.
 The house occupied by J. G. Pritch- ard during his long residence in Bisbee is being removed this week and the ground made ready for the erection of the gymnasium building.
 Joseph Schwartz left on Thursday for La Cananea on a business trip. MT. Schwartz has just completed contract for the Cananea Copper company. 1 An exceptional chance to purchase an excellent business location, with comfortable family living rroms ad- joining, is offered by L. A. Nemeck, the photographer.
 John Imsland had the misfortune to severely burn his hand at the works Thursday night. The burn is very painful and will keep him from work for several days.
 Services as follows will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church tomor- row, the 17th instant: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II. Evening | service at 7;45. All are invited. J. N. Armstrong, carpenter, who came from Stafford to this place about two months ago, is at the hospital with | a severe case of pneumonia. He was not expected to live on Saturday.
 A gasoline lamp used for the purpose of heating hot water urn at the Maze saloon exploded Thursday night and the blaze reached almost to the ceiling. Harry Hanninger brought fire extin- guisher into action and the fire was soon under control
 Work was commenced this week on the site for the new bank building to be erected on the lot adjoining the fire house. The building will be two sto- ries high, built of brick and trimmed with white tufa. The first floor will be used for the bank and the upper floor rented for officers.
 MT. and Mrs. c. P. Hart entertained a few friends at card party Thursday evening at their residence on Bsbee ] Heights. The party was at Hart's house on hearts day and the game was hearts. Mrs. Dyer won the ladies first prize and MT. Tomlinson the gentle mems first prize.
 s. A. Thomson, D. D., superintend- ent of Arizona Mission of the Metho- dist Episcopal church, will be in Bis bee on the 20th to conduct official bus mess. This is the reverend gentleman's second quarterly visit. These visits are appreciated by pastor and people. | R. c. Morgan, superintendent of the Arizona & South Eastern, returned from trip to Fl Paso and Tucson on Thursday. Mir. Morgan was chasing coal for the Copper Queen on the South ern Pacific, and succeeded in starting several cars in this direction.
 Another case of smallpox was dis covered in Bisbee this week. The un- fortunate man is MT. Campbell, a room mate of M. s. Kittle at the Kin sey house, when that case was discov- cred, and he was taken to the pest house. Mir. Campbell was vaccinated as soon as possible, but without effect. MT. Kittle, the first patient, has en- tirely recovered and been discharged from the pest house. The second case is very mild one and is the only one so far discovered.
 The first bar of bullion ever pro- duced by the Copper Queen Consoli- dated company has been enclosed in , neat mahogany case and is on exhibi- tion in the office of the assistant super- intendent at the smelters. This was in 1880 and the bar is very small one , but it is safe to say that the company would not sell this particular bar at any price.
 Rev. Harvey Milton Shields, who is the Presbyterian minister at Stafford and Solomonville, has been invited to occupy the pulpit in Bisbee on Sunday, March 3. Rev. Shields is man loved and respected by all who know him, both by his church members and citi- zens in general. He will be accorded hearty reception in Bisbee. Services will be held at the Presby- terian church, in Library hall, Sunday at Il a. m. and 7:45 p. m. The com munion of the Lords supper will be administered in the morning, and a special invitation is extended In the evening the subject will be historical address on "The Bible" Sunday school is held at ? o'clock and Young Peoples Society at 6:30 p. m.
 The social which was announced to take place at the Methodist church on the Sth instant, but was postponed on account of the inclement weather, will be held next Wednesday evening, the 10th. A short program will be rem dered and refreshments served gratis This initial social is designed to oom- memorate our advent into the new church home, also to enable the mem-