Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
All aboard for Cananea.

to Solomonville yesterday.
 Madame Helene, the palmist is reg stered at the Johnson Block.
 The Tabernacle choir will give con- eerts at all the stopping places.
 NJ. Dolan, the contractor, left yestel- day for short visit to Tombstone.
 Chas. May left yesterday for Douglas where he will remain for few days.
 ASS 50 hat that will hold its shape for sale at Skinn.r's, all styles. 3-l5-2t
 Lee Ceilings left yesterday for the Cananeas where he has accepted pos ition.
 Rev. D. Roberts went to Benson yes terday where he will hold divine serv- ices today.
 NJ. Howe, a mining man of Prescott, is Bisbee visitor and is stopping al the Norton.
 The three Misses Hanninger, who have been quite i'll for some time are copvalescing.
 A big crowd arranged to leave this morning for the great mining camp across the line.
 Miss Millie Keller has accepted po- sition in the postotfice during the ill., ness of Miss Henpipger.
 Burt rawford, representing Geo. Clark, ieweler of Tucson, returned home Saturnay morning.
 FOR RENT-Twelve room lodging house, furnished. Inquire at this Of- flee. Nv
 Ben Frankenburg has been enjoying the comforts of slight attack of tha rheumatism. There are others.
 For Rent-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Ca at No. 145 Castle hill or address Box No. flo.
 3133tp
 The St. Elmo saloon has opened up games having a thorough line. This place opeued under fattering circum- stances.
 Baths, 25 cents, hot and cold water No. 1e0 School Hill, next to Kinsey House. Open from 8 a. ID. to g. p. ID.
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 Sheriff Del Lewis was in Bisbee yes terday for short time on his way to Cananea, where he went on business connected with his position.
 Bring the children to the Opera House Saturday evening to hear the pathetic, illustrated song, Hello, Gen. trsl, Give Me Heaven" 3-I3s3t
 A. DeSellers, who pitched lastyear a number of games for the Bisbee ball club, returned yesterday from Mexico, where be has been for several months fit the springs.
 When the warm weather comes look at Skinner's warm underwear for warm days. Those cool summer shir s with Warm collars that you will buy at Skinner's. 3-l5-2t
 Engine 3 of the A. & s. E. which has been in the shops at Douglas for some time undergoing repairs has been turned out and will be used as switch engine in the yards here.
 A lady desires to be house keeper for gentlemen in this country one of business integrity Good cook, neat, honest and reliable. Address box 163, Naco, Ariz. 3-l5-3tp
 Mir. Tremble of Chihuahua Hill, is quite low with pneumonia, but his friends are hopeful that yesterdays slight improvement will reuslt in his complete recovery. Goods bought right and sold right by Skinner, the Haberdasher Look Skinner's silk underwear. Where did you get that hat? Skinner. Who said | Skinner? All of us 3-l5-2t Tomorrow we wear the green in | commemoration of our patron saint. I Remember St. Patrick. The day will | be duly celebrated and arrangements | have been made to make the occasion | memorable. @
 Alfred Paul came ap from Douglas i last evening. He reports that town as being quite lively and numerous real estate deals being made daily. The ! furniture firm of which he Is manager ! have just unloaded four cars of furni- ture and have others or the road. Fred Sanstrom was in town yester !! day from his ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley, after load of supplies. He reports that several heavy sand | storms have c.urred in that valley | during the past week. The wind do- ing considerable damage to the wind- mitfs and the like.
 Aspecial train of the Cananea road | left Naco Friday evening for Deming. where they went to get two private csse, bringing w. c. Greene and a num- ber of directors of the Cananea com papy. The train was expected to ar rive in Naco last evening and will be | taken to the. Cananes thls morning. e. W. Seward the travelling inspec- tor of the Lynotype company arrived in Bisbee yesterday to inspect the new that has just been placed in the REvIEw mechanical department. Mir, Seward travels as far as the Hawaii islands in pursuance of his duties and covers an extensive ter ritory.
 J.L. Hathaway, of the U. s. custom Dervice, who was stationed at Naco for some time, and more recently at Daug- lss, died in Nogales on Thursday night