Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Abe Goldbaum, private secretary to Nj. Bernard, is quite ill in S. Mary's hospital in Tucson. where he recently had an operation performed.
 Allen R. English, the Tombstone at torney, has gone to Oakland, Califor- nia, accompanied by Mrs. English. It is understood that Mrs. English will remain in California
 At the next meeting of the city council the question of Running the food crates of Tombstone Canyon will probably come up for discussion. This is matter for prompt action.
 Superintendent R. C, Morgan, Mas ter Mechanic Reid and Trainmaster George Shelby returned on the special this morning and all express them selves entirely satisfied with the run.
 The Spsnish-American War Veterans will hold meeting on Sunday, febru- ary l6, at , p. m, at Mason's opera house. All members are requested 10 he present, as important business will he transacted.
 T. E. Dalton, at one time Superin- tendent of Public Instruction for this Territory, has been visiter in Bisbee for the past two days Mir. Dalton is now connected with the Equitable Life lnsur 4ncsicompany.
 Ed. Austin, superintendent of the Frenachio Mining company, is in town for few days aGd reports the property looking very favorable as the develop ment progresses. Mir. Austin expects to go east in few days.
 Hon. B. A. Packard returned this morning on the special from Deming. Mr. Packard is the live stock inspector of the new railroad and says that the live stock shipped over this road will he very extensive. He goes to Canan- ga today.
 Photographic communication was had with Deming last evening over ihe new line from Douglas, The first mes sage over the wire was one of congrat- ulations from the citizens of Deming on the completion of the railroad to that point.
 w. F. Nichols, Territorial auditor and bank examiner. was in Bisbee yes terday examining the condition of the Bank of Bisbee, which is one of the strongest financial institution of the Territory, ranking third in the amount of deposits.
 G. NJ. Duncan, general agent of a Texas Lumber Co. is in Bisbee on busi- ness for his firm. Mr. Duncan repre- sents the Emporia Lumber Co.,. of Houston, Texas. who furnished the ties and bringe timbers for the Fl Paso & Southwestern between Douglas and Deming.
 Phil Greppin, who represents the old reliable paper house of Blake. Moffitt 6 Towne, is in Bisbee on tour of Southern Arizona, booking orders from the newspaper men. He reports the craft generally prosperous through, Oat the territory.
 The special returned from Deming al l:30 this morning after an entirely successful trip. The train was well loaded with passengers and also pulled a good deal Of freight. A full account of the trip together with a general description of the scenic effect will ap- pear in tomorrow's edit ion of the REVIEW.
 Mrs. I. C. E. Adams gave recepz tion to her friends on Thursday after noon at her residence on School Hill. A most delightful time was enjoyed by all. Among those present were Mes danes A. P. Rogers, E. F. Meyers, W. L. Case. w. $. Hankins. D. 5. Con- nors, I. W. Wallace, C. w. Hicks, NJ. Nolan and Miss Nellie Hughes.
 The cattle commission brokers in Tucson report that the cattle business is very dull these days. The Hull in CdttIc tFd0iuS is dtuiioutcu tO tHt drouth in California and the reduc, l sales to bryers from this section. ! e cattlemen are endeavoring to secur, . reduced rate over the new Rock Isl. d out of Fl Paso for hauling cattle O eastern markets and hope in that y to put Arizona cattle in competii ion with those from the middle western states which would greatly stimulate the cattle business in this section: 1t is somewhat doubtful whether they will be able to secure reduced rate
 Two Mexicans were arrested near Mammoth yesterday charged with the murder of E. H. Vail, the Arivapai rancher. They were confined in the adobe jail at Mammoth and one of them escaped by digging through the wall. He is believed to have come in the direction of Tucson and the con- stable and the city and county officers here are keeping close lookout for him. The man gave his name as An tonic Romero, and is described as be- ing a blue eyed Mexican with light mustache. For thls reason he will be . easy toidentify. His weight is given at 1J0 pounds and his height at feet 8 inches. The evidence against him is very strong and it is believed that he is <xf !, h0 N.H