Cochise review., 1901-01-19
NACO HAPPENINGS
Weekly EpitOme of Events in Our Thriving Border Town. Locals
 and Personals, Etc.
(From our Regular Correspondent

1 Tombstone Saturday evening and re- | turned to her home Sunday morning. l It is understood that Mrs. White will make Naco here future home, as it is Mr. Whites intention to build here.
 F. c. Fenner came up Saturday from Santa Margarita, Sonora, where he has been looking after his mining in terests.
 Hon. B. A. Packard passed through here Monday on his way to Ranchito, | Sonora.
 George Clark and Earnest Carter went down on Taft's stage Monday morning to Santa Margarita. They expect to be gone several days.
 Sam c. Robertson arrived Monday evening from Galveston, Texas. Mr. ! Robertson is one of the storm refugees and has many thrilling tales to tell of his experience through the storm He will locate in Naco and has accepted position with Ben Goldman.
 Miss Lene Mcfarland from Bis bee came down Tuesday evening to see the border town.
 George Mitchell of Bisbee went through Naco Tuesday to Sonora, Mex 1 ico.
 Robinson x Toohey have now start ed forwarding goods from this point to their camps down in Sonora. Sever al cars were manifested last week and ! Mir. K. c. Hicks is now busy manifest ing several more. The Mexican GUS tom house brokers are kept very busy passing goods across the line.
 F. M. Abrams has started to lay a foundation for two story abobe, which will be annexed to his hotel. The an nex will contain 16 large rooms. The hotel accommodations here are now tax ed to it's utmost capacity and at times it is impossible to get sleeping quarters What Naco needs most is more rooms for the accommodation of the people that are coming here every day. It is understood that Mir. Abrams will build another house in the rear of his hotel and also large dining room. This will relieve matters very much, but not enough for this fast growing town.
 Wm. Leggitt, Jr. left Tuesday morn ing for El Paso, Texas, to take in the | Carnival.
 Prospectors are going through here every day for Sonora, Mexico. Sever- al parties from Bisbee passed through l Tuesday. We would not be surprised | to hear of some rich mineral discovery very soon.
 T. J Lamberson came up the early part of the week from San Miguel MT. Lamberson has large mining interests in the vicinity of San Miguel and came up to see if he could not interest some n hnnHinn of hic a1airnc
 The pump at the water works broke Sunday and for three days Naco went dry (?).
 Ben Goldman left Wednesday morn ing for Fl Paso to attend the Carnival at that place. Mr. Goldman expects to be gone week.
 The livery business between Naco and Bisbee is very brisk. Every Sun- day a crowd of Nacoites go up to Bis bee and parties wanting to go to Bisbee have to engage their teams two or three days in advance and it is very seldom that team can be had after Saturday night.
 P. E. Kline from Dawson City, Alas ka, passed through here the early part of the week for the Cananea. He re- turned the latter part of the week and registered at the Naco hotel.
 T. H. Schuster and w. P. P. Field of Tucson were here this week repre- senting the Mutual Life Insurance Co. They were also here in the interest of the races that are to take place in Tue son next month. These gentlemen claim that the races to be run next month will be the best the people of the territory ever saw and they expect large attendance. Three Mutual Life Insurance men were in town this week and did a good business.
 Messrs. R. H. Neir and Walter Stodghill of Hanson, Ky, and Miss Helen Clawson and Harry Brown of Bisbee drove down Sunday evening from Bisbee.
 Wm, H. Gowdy, of Colorado Springs, was here tho early part of the week looking for buyer for his claims in the San Jose mountains.
 Senor Manuel Carrillo, Collector of Customs at Naco, Sonora, returned a few days ago from the City of Mexico with his family.
 Harry White came were from Bisbee Tuesday and went over to the Cananea where he will work as bookkeeper for the Cananea people.
 Mrs. P. E. Murry has registered at the Naco hotel from Nogales. Mrs. Murry is here looking after the Lind say mining interests at the Cananea. It is understood that she will open up the mines at Cananea at a very early date and when opened up it will be one of the largest mining concerns in the State of Sonora.
 P. J. Mccormick and E. F. Smith, railroad contractors from Los Angeles returned Sunday from the Cananeas