Cochise review., 1901-03-02
NEWS OF
 THE CITY


 of the Moctezuma Copper company. 7 Jos. Martz, prominent business man of Naco, visited in Bisbee this week. Mir. Martz holds the official position ot cattle inspector at Nace.
 N. E. Ferguson, the proprietor of the Bisbee Drug Store, is in Los Angeles this week on business, He is expected home the first of next week.
 MT. Gates, of the Turkey Track Cat tie company was in Bisbee Thursday evening and received another Masonic degree. He left Friday morning for Los Angeles.
 Messrs. Lillis and Tenancy, of the bookkeeping department in the com pany store, visited Tucson on Sunday. MT Lillis remained to accept position with l.. Zeckendorf X Co.
 The Elks Lodge will be organized in Bisbee with seventy five charter mem- bers. The banquet and reception ten dered visiting Elks is expected to eclipse anything in that line ever at tempted in Bisbee.
 The two oldest sons of l.. c. Shattuck have been seriously ill with the diph- theria for the past ten days and have not been expected to live. On Monday the oldest boys life was saved by in serting a gold tube in his throat, through which he breathed.
 Constable Kunz was at work this week as health officer and insisted on the removal of trash and dirt from the streets and alleys. Let the good work go on. A strict enforcement of the law will add much to the sanitary condition of the town.
 w. A. Sherwood and wife are recent arrivals from Winslow Arizona, where MT. Sherwood was employed as locomo- tive engineer for several years. MT. Sherwood has purchased two lots at Douglas and will erect a lodging house immediately.
 Dr. Daniels, formerly railroad physi- elan for Robinson & Toohey, has been visiting friends in Bisbee this week. The doctor is now company physician at Washington camp.
 Jos Schwartz, the timer this week received an order for 600 canteens. Part of the order was for La Cananea and is the largest order for Canteens ever received in Bisbee.
 The Christisn Endeavor Social held in Library Hall Thursday evening was a very pleasant affair and participated in by old and young alike. It was thoroughly enjoyed ny all present.
 The small pox scare is at an end in Bisbee. The last patient has been dis charged from the pest house and no new cases have developed During the past month four cases have been confined in the pest house, but fortu- nately none were fatal owing to prompt and ski.lful attention.
 Word was received in Naco this week from w. c. Greene, who is in New York stating that work on the railroad from Cananea to Naco will be yushed forward rapidly. E. A. Mcfarland, the chief engineer, has charge of the work and material is expected to arrive before the end of the present month.
 Victor Zabriskie, who was recently in the employ of the Copper Queen company at this place. was passenger on Thursdays train en route from Tue son to Cananea, where he goes to ac- cept position with the Cananea Cop per company.
 L. w. Blinn, proprietor of the L. w. BliDn Lumber company of Los Ange- les. was in Bisbee this week. During his stay he visited Naco, where the l.. w Blinn company have established a branch lumber yard under the name ot the Cochise Lumber company, with w. c. Read in charge.
 J. G. Martz, cattle inspector at Naco, swore out warrant for the arrest of J. E. Kenney, a Bisbee butcher, charg- ing him with wilfully, maliciously, etc., selling hides from slaughtered animals before they were inspected and tagged all of which is contrary to the law in the case. Mir. Kenney will have his trial March 7th.
 Phil. P. Greppin, who represents that old reliable paper house of Blake Moffett X Towne, Los Angeles, was a welcome visitor at the REVIEW ofSce on Monday. This is MT. Greppin' s first trip through the territory and he was surprised to find Bisbee such a lively little city.
 John J. Quinn, who represents Mur- phy Bros, tailors, of Chicago, bears the distinction of being the first com mercial traveller to visit the new town of Douglas Johnny Quinn has been travelling in Arizona and New Mexico for the past twenty years, when raj. roads were unknown and stage rides of 100 miles were no unusual occurrence.
 Warner A. Root, representing the Los Angeles Mining Review, arrived Wednesday and remained over until Friday morning. The Los Angeles Mining Review will shortly issue an Arizona number which will be devoted exclusively to the mining industry f this territory. Among those gentle men who will be asked to contribute o,, ;clau ara. Dr Vheo R COmstOck