Cochise review., 1901-01-12

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 DIED-M Michael Schender, Wednes- day morning, January 9th, 1900. De- ceased leaves widow and two chil- | dren to mourn his loss.
 Jimmie Nichols and party returned from their hunting trip in Mexico this week and report game scarce.
 Assessor Walter T. Fife, of St. David, l will shortly move with his family to Tombstone, where they will reside.
 Thursday President Charles M. Hays of the Southern Pacific railroad, passed Benson from the east en route to San Francisco.
 Sheriff Dell Lewis was in town Tues day shipping household goods to Tomb stone where he will make his residence for the next two years.
 The Quaker Drs. find Bisbee poor town for them AS rule miners are shrewd class of men and have travelled around some themselves.
 The Jerome Reporter says Ralph Smith is back at the cashiers window at the bank. He says that the south is active and that Bisbee is being much improved.
 Scott white made flying trip to Saf- ford from Tombstone last Friday and returned Saturday.
 John Foster was last week appointed deputy constable by A. Kunz and has entered upon his duties as one of the night officers.
 Dave Thurman and Jim Schumacher drove over from Tombstone on Monday | en route to their mines in Mexico. | These gentlemen have valuable mines in the San Jose mountains.
 The amount of freight transferred across the line at Naco is increasing daily. The custom house officials are earning all the money they get from Uncle Sam.
 Austin Goodall, of Naco was Bis bee visitor on Tuesday. Austin has recently sold his place of business to Tom Hudspeth who will continue the business at the old stand.
 J. H. Tevis, of Lewiston, was seri- ously i'll last week. A doctor was sum- moned from Wilcox. The REVIEW is pleased to state that this old pioneer is again on his feet. Incidentally it may be stated that "Cap" has front seat on the water wagon.
 D. P. Hickey will leave early next week for New York to purchase the spring and summer goods for the Cop per Queen store. MT. Hickey visits New York twice each year and any person in Bisbee desiring special pur- chases made in the east can be accom- modated by leaving their orders at the Copper Queen store.
 It is reported from Naco on good au- thority that the contract for the ties to be used on the railroad connecting Naco and La Cananea has been let With the completion of the railroad from La Cananea to Naco it is expect ed the latter place will soon become second Nogales.
 R. V. Daniels, deputy revenue col lector at Naco, was a Bisbee visitor yesterday. MT. Daniels says the small pox article in the Prospector stating that there were four or five cases at that place was fake, and that to his knowledge no cases exist.
 A. Kunz, constable for this district, has served notice on all prorerty own CTS along main street that hereafter no debris or dirty water must be emptied on that thoroughfare. AS constable Mir. Kunz draws a salary of fifty dollars per quarter as sanatary officer and he intends to inaugurate few changes that will insure cleaner and more healthy streets.
 ] Max Govita, vice consul of Mexico at Naco, Arizona, was at the metropolis on Monday and returned to his post on Tuesday. While here Mir. Gavite tele- graphed the Mexican consul at San Francisco the sum of $802, being the amount of fees collected at Naco for consular certificates for the month of December. This amount represents nearly three hundred certificates issued from the office during the month of December; It was imperative that the money reach San Francisco on the 9th inst. and it was forwarded through the Bank of Bisbee by wire.
 Henry Kempf was committed to the insane asylum by Probate Judge Bost- wick last week. The terrible crime committed on his little daughter which brought disgrace to his home weighed heavily upon the mind of MT. Kempf, and the sufferings of the little girl from tn ravages of the brute who as- saulted her brought about an under mining of the fathers physical condi- tion which eliminated in epileptic fits. A few days ago he was seized with a fit which sent him into spasms which bordered upon insanity.