Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-24
NAC0 NEWS ITEMS

J. H. McKim. brother to w. Me Kim. of the O. h. stable. visited Naco this week
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Waley and daugh- ter, who have resided in the Cananea district during the past year, visited Naco on the 18th on their way to Tue son with a son. who will attend busi- ness college in California.
 Lumber for the Cananeas is coming through Naco in great quantities.
 A danee 6, the White hall will be given Friday night. Bisbee friends in vited.
 Electors should come in to the jus tice office at Naco and register early.
 MT. and Mrs. Whenthoff arrived from Prescott last week and have de cided to put in a store here They have ordered a bill of goods which is expected in a few days.
 During this season when there IS a tendency to the dread disease or typhoid. it is well for the people to be careful of the cleanliness Of their tanks and other receptacles for water. It should be the first effort of every one to secure the washing out of al. tanks in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ali. Tellam returned yesterday from California where they have passed a pleasant months yaca- tion.
 J. Johnson, the clever representa- tive of the New York Life, went to the Cananeas, after writing up num- Der of policies for our Naco citizens
 H. Beecher, the popular cashier of th Cananea Bank, with a numbe. ot his friends arrived on a late tram Saturday to take in the dance. ball game and bull fight.
 pr. R. J. Van Dorn and little son of the Cananeas company, were among the visitors in town Sunday
 H. Kiel of Nogales, a well known citizen of that town, was here on visit of inspection the last few days
 H. D. Dunbar, the representative of a Philadelphia locomotive firm, Is Tn town. He has completed the setting up of two locomotives on the Cananeas mountain narrow guage railroad. He left for Fl Paso Tuesday
 Wood5ury Howe, Cananea official' was a. Naco last night on his way to California.
 c. L. Weir. lately in the employ Of the Copper Queen at Bisbee, visited his friends in Naco before leaving fol Kentucky.
 Rev. T. NJ. Harwocd, the Cananea minister. passed through Naco on hl! way to Tucson Tuesday.
 Alex Bowie, mining man and at one time superintendent of large eastern coal mine. left Monday for the eas after investigating a Cananea copper proposition. He has a wide reputa- ton in the east, as ar exprienced and reliable miner.
 Jim Heron gave a cowboy dance at his establishment at Sod Town on the San Pedro. There were thirty well known cowboys present and an equal number Of ladies. MT. Heron, who is a well known caterer, exerted every effort to provide his guests with an enjoyable evening. Among other del icacies a whole steer was cooked in every style known to the culinary alt, while the sideboard gToaned beneath the weight of choice wines, liquors and cigars Many social fayOrites were present. among them. Tim B.ev- ins whose well known abilit. as q dancer. and whose dexteTity ill avoid ing stepping on the rich dresses Of the ladies in that crowded ball room. vas DartfrrlavIv noticeable The guests left fer tleir hoples when the horizon showed that the day was yell ad- vanceG
 " E Murphy, the well known Naco oficeT. has been visiting Douglas the las few days.