Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-17
NACO NEWS
Naco, August 16, 1902.


 Local officers have been out on the trail of the fugitives from the Tomb stone jail delivery.
 l.. J. Manson, a mining man of Cal ifornia. is among the visitors in Naco this week. MT. Manson will visit So- nora and points in Arizona, going over the principal mines.
 T. NJ. Bates of the Emporium has left for the east for the purpose of buying the fall stock of fashions for that establishment
 The bar of the Hotel Naco was opened again to the public Thursday, after being closed for a few days for painting and decorating.
 R. " Daniels and George Reay drove over to Bisbee Friday and at tended the meeting of republicans at Judge Williams office.
 John w. Faubion of the firm of Cottrel & Faubion. returned from the Cananea Friday where he had been on a business trip. This firm are the owners of the large brick yard near Naco and have lately secured con tracts from w. C. Greene calling for over three million bricks.
 Ben Goldman, the popular Naco merchant and postmaster, returned from the coast Thurs ias. I:-1 is look ing well after his .acation a'.d is re- ceiving quite a recep.;pn at the hands of his many friends. lie says he has seen nothing in his travels to equal the prosperity of Naco.
 O. P. Hunt has so far recovered from his accident as to be around again nicely. MT. Hunt is preparing to go on prospectinS tiIp into SO nora. southeast of the Cananea mines. He will be accompanied by several or his friends.
 tent occupied by Shorty Corson Tom Goodbody and c. P. Chevalier, was broken into few evenings ago. The thieves took everything MT. Cor son possessed in the way Of raiment and among other things stole his SIX shooter. The other boys were more lucky and did not lose much.
 The improvements in the Naco post office are much appreciated by the public. The efforts of Miss Fife Rob inson. the assistant postmistress, 10 secure punctuality and certainty in the delivery of the letters are highly sue cessful. Miss Robinson in addition to her thorough work at the post of' fee is a greatly esteemed social fav- orite
 The democratic primaries were held Thursday. Ninety-six votes were cast, forty-eight for B. J. O'Reilly and forty-eight for w c. Read. These two gentlemen will accordingly repre- sent Naco at the convention of their party on Thursday next.
 The new Naco offices of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad are now oc' cupied by the efficient local staff oi that company. The ticket and teie graph departments are very conven tent, while through the main office can be reached the express and lug gage rooms Further on are the bond ed warehouse and the general ware house. all carefully planned for the convenience of the officials and pub lie.
 Naco lodge. No. 20, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, was found ed in Naco the 18th of this month Supreme Deputy Henry Gates was the organizer. Twenty-one members were initiated with a number prepared tc come in and including four transfers from Bisbee. The ceremony tooE place in the new Madding opera house The first officials of the new lodge are G. s. Crockett, master workman B. J. O'Reilly, fnancier, and E. L Kennedy, recorder. The meetings oi the lodge will be held every Wednes day night at the opera house. Visiting members are cordially invited. The lodge commences its career with good membership and will be vigor ous and useful institution having the honor of being the first lodge formed