Cochise review., 1901-01-26

ulS SoPlopi SAUS huo bOCh III LA'SpSS this week.
 The Mitchell Economical Hot Air Blast Furnace was blown in today at the smelters.
 The supply of coke on hand at the smelters is very limited Unless a ship probability the works will be shut down.
 Dr. Johnson and H. w. Clarkson, of Stafford, were arrivals last evening, having driven over from Tombstone. Dr, Johnson will probably locate in Bisbee.
 Carl Clausen, representing the Union Iron Works, of San Francisco, return ed last evening from La Cananea where he had been on a business trip in the interest of his firm. Mr. Clausen makes Bisbee his headquarters.
 Dr. w. A. Greene left Bisbee yester- day morning for Morenci, where he goes to be assistant to Dr. E. G. Carle- ton, surgeon to the Detroit copper com pauy.
 Harry Hanninger, of the Maze, has returned from Los Angeles and is greet ing his customers with that same old | smile.
 Jim Brown was taken before Probate Judge Bostwick at Tombstone on | Thursday for examination as to his san ity. He comes from Dos Cabezas and is 43 years of age. The verdict was that he was insane and was ordered to be conveyed to the insane asylum at Phoe- nix and will leave for that institution in the morning.
 William Hughes, for long tirue a we'll known resident of Bisbee, but who has with his family. resided in Rosemount for the past eight months, came here ou visit last Saturday and remained during this week. MT. Hughes has mining property there which he is engaged in developing. The ROsemo 1t properties proper were somewhat e.S- tensively developed: shelter, an eI- pensive hotel and other buildings ereci- ed, some years ago during the owner ship of l.. J. Rose, of California. He becoming embarrassed financially the property was sold some four or five years ago to Lewisohn Brothers, of New York, owners of the Old Domin- ion at Globe and possessors Of other large copper interests. Since the pur- chase by the Lewisohns the property has been lying comparatively dormant, although generally considered to be very valuable. A few leasers have been permitted to work to limited ex- tent: the ore extracted by them being hauled to the Helvetia shelter for re- duction.
 John Circovich, has recently been working in the mines at La Cananea, but last week he drew his time and came up to temporarily enjoy some of the metropolitan luxries of Bisbee and Naco. He did fairly we'll during his stay of day or two here; but upon his returning to Naco on Monday with money yet remaining unspent the re- suit was that in few hours John had become very drunk, noisily SO. He was arrested by Officer Clint Hudspeth and upon being searched was found to be carrying concealed upon his person a murderous looking knife. In the ab- sence of Justice O'Reilly Circovich was brought to Bisbee and charge of car rying a concealed weapon was prefer red against him before Justice Will Hams. On Tuesday John was perfectly sober and very respectable appear ing citizen as he was explaining his side of the matter to the justice.
 His explanation was very reasonable and doubtless truthful one, but the fact remained undisputed that he had been going about with dangerous
 weapon concealed about him. He was
 fined $50 which was paid.
 Henry Forrest, a we'll known old
 timer of this vicinity has during the
 past two weeks closed sales of seven mining claims heretofore held by him
 in the Huachuca mountain range. The latest transfer was one of two copper
 claims, situated in the south fork ot
 Ash Canyon, to Pittsburg parties. In
 this he received $500 cash and is to re-
 ceive $5400 additional in money. in six
 and eighteen months also $l0,000 in stock. One other claim was sold by him for $S000 10 per cent down and
 balance in six and eighteen months. This is gold claim and was sold to parties from Montana. Two other
 claims were sold by him to parties re-
 presenting Illinois capital and on the
 same terms. The consideration being . 5000. He also sold two undeveloped claims for $500 cash and his one half
 interest in the "Little Emma" for the same amount. This information is ob' } tained direct from Mr. Forrest in per- son.
 A score of young men of Bisbee gath. cred at the palatial residence of MT.
 Spencer w. Clawson on Knob Hill to enjoy the hospitality of their host ir hnnnr ,lf Mr. Robert Wear of Kentucky