Cochise review., 1901-03-09

J. H. Slaughter was visitor in Bis bee this week from his ranch.
 As indicating the growth of the town, it may be stated that twenty new children have recently entered the pub lie school.
 St. Johns church (Episcopal), third Sunday in Lent, services and sermon at Dr. Sweets residence II a. m. All welcome.
 w. D. Studley will preach at the opera house morning and evening, Sunday March 10th. Everyone cor dially invited.
 The Christian Endeavor society will hold their meeting in the Methodist church during the month of March 6:30 to 7:3O p. m.
 J.J. Walsh & Go. will occupy one- half of the first floor of the building being erected by Jacks x Chislom, for | saloon. It is expected that the build ing will be ready for occupancy within ninety days.
 Mrs. Mckay is getting lumber on the ground for the erection of a siX-room house on Bisbee heights. F. E. John son has the contract.
 Visitors to Bisbee stop and admire the new hotel being constructed by the company. The interior will be finished in magnificent style.
 c. T. Clark, an attorney who former lv resided in Globe, has taken up his residence in Bisbee and will locate here permanently.
 Lawyers are focking to Bisbee. Two new attorneys hung out their shingles in Bisbee this week, and more are ex- pected. The justice courts can pre- pare for an increased business.
 For absent minded girls, Bisbee takes the cake. We heard this week of young lady who donned two pairs of stockings in the morning and con- plained all day because her shoes were too tight-we are not mentioning any names, neither are we going to tell where we got our information.
 JIM. O'Conell returned on Friday from Tombstone where he had been to make motion to dissolve the tempor- ary injunction granted in the case of Martin O'Hare vs. c. A. Overlook. The case was argued before Clerk of the Court Emanuel, who took the case under advisement.
 Two excellent discourses were de- livered at the Presbyterian church last Sunday by Rev. H. B. Mayo. Every week sees increase in the chrrch inter- ests of Bisbee and with the construc- tion of the new Presbyterian house of worship, the cause will be further ad- vanced.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Bisbee was held at their place of business on Monday last. The old board of directors was unanimously re- elected and all the officers will con- tinue in their present position. The business of the bank is in a fourishing condition and the depositOr's list steadily increasing.
 It has been determined by the com mittee of arrangements of the Ladies' club to hold their ball on Friday, April 12th. In connection with this it may be stated that one of the attractive young ladies on the reception commit tee has stated in an emphatic manner that she will not introduce any good looking single men to any other of the girls. She is forming herself into social trust.
 F.H. Young, son of J. Roe Young, formerly Indian agent at the Sacaton reservation, was in Phoenix today. He is now on the Southwestern railroad from Bisbee to Mexico and was here on short trip. He brought the informa- tion that his father, formerly we'll known here. died last September in Louisville, Ky.-Phoenix Enterprise.
 Mrs. Jerry Kelly, demented woman was taken to Tombstone Thursday morning for examination before Pro- bate Judge Bostwick. Her husband is supposed to be at Cauanea. She leaves three small children here, the oldest only eight years. The scene at the de- pct Thursday morning when the off, cers put her on the train, was sad in the extreme.
 Services will be held in the Library Hall Sunday morning and evening, preaching by Rev. T. c. Moffett. The subject at II o'clock will be "How Rest is Found to the Soul: an Explanation of Christ's Yoke, which is Easy and his Burden which is Light" Subject at 45, "The Lord is my Song" The services are anniversary of the organi- zation of the church. Special musical numbers have been prepared and a cordial invitation is given to all.
 A warrant was sworn out in Justice Wilcox's court on Thursday by Jose Tapia, who carried his arm in sling as result of q knife wound inflicted by Rodriguez. The warrant was placed in the hands of Officer Johnson, but he was unable to locate his man. | Tapia is the owner of two burros re-