Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Paso and Southwestern.
 There is a shortage of carpenters in Bisboe. Skilled mechanics in that line can find ready employment.
 Joe Muheim has just completed handsome residence on Postal Hill, and will make his home there soon.
 H. E. Grant. carpenter, who was scheduled for Tombstone, yesterday changed his mind and went to work on the Fair building.
 Mrs. Crcssey of the Angius hotel, has completed the renovation Of that popular hostelry, and will conduct the house in a tirst class manner.
 A venire of twenty voters was drawn in Tombstone yesterday to serve as a grand jury. A deputy sheriff will soon make the rounds and serve the papers.
 "Red Hemlock." bleached or "Yan- kee Oak" the wooden nutmeg" of shoe parlance are strangers to the Sole of Honor on the Packard Shoe at Schwartz Bros. $500. If
 E. G. Ord has just finished two cot tages in Naco. There is general ac- tivi.y in all lines of business in Naco, and the future prospects of that thriv- ing burg are bright.
 There is a wedding on the tapis in Bisbee, and Tombstone canyon. or thereabouts, is said to be the abode of the prospective bride. Further par ticulars will be announced shortly.
 The new passenger engine, No. IS, made the first trip yesterday morn ing The new engine will greatly fla cilitate the handling of traffic, which has hitherto taxed the capacity of the road.
 |. The shortage in that popular store house fhops and mat, the Brewery. has been relieved by the arrival of a carload of beer The town has been without "draught" for the las. four days.
 The famous old Crystal Palace re- sort at Tombstone is undergoing thorough renovation and will be ready for business soon. Colonel Freeze and a party of Prescott and Phoenix sports are interested in the new re- sort
 As soon as the blue print arrives active work upon the soda water plant and beer storage warehouse will commence. Messrs. Archibald and Callahan, the promoters are we'll known in Bisbee and will doubtless make big success of their uriertak- ing.
 The fire in one of the sulphide stopes of the Neptune country of the Copper Queen mine has been extin- guished. The water that has been pouring constantly into the stope since thes fSr-fa eta @al rx-tt1, l terday morning. The damage was of no importance.
 Tom Hughes has reconsidered his determination not to give up Bisbee street sprinkling. and will now accept the $25 per month donated by the council at their last meeting. Mir Hughes thinks this amount will be sufficient, added to the $123 donated by Main street tax payers. and will soon commence street sprinkling
 The carnival committee, of the Prescott winter carnival, which is to be given some time in December, have invited the Bisbee crack drillers to participate in the drilling contest at that place. A good prize will be of- fered as an inducement. and the event will no doubt attract many miners and others from this locality
 The name SeIz or Packard on a shoe means the same as sterling on silver. To be had in all styles and feathers at Schwartz Bros., Letson b'pck.
 The grading on the railroad con. meeting Tombstone with the main line at Fairbank is practically completed and the ties are on the ground for a
 --A D-S< <xx-< Christmas rolls around the iron horse will be daily visitor into Tombstone, and the cum dusty way between those two places will be a thing of the past.
 c. E. O'Brien goes to Tombstone this morning with the prospects of re maining in the county seat Jus what Charley's lay out is was no. di yulged. Charley figured conspicu ously in the recent campaign rootini for the democratic ticket in genera and O'Brien in particular. and he ma, have slab of political pie in the heat CT awaiting him in Tombstone. An. way you are bound to like Charley i you ever meet him.
 Delay in the arrival of materia has retarded the construction of tn new Presbyterian church, and it now thought the church members vii be unable to hold their Christmas sci vices in the new edifce, a cherishe hope of Rev. Shields and his congrt gation. The new church, when con pleted will be .he most striking plac of worship in Bisbee. A pipe orgaI costing some s2,50O, the gift of NJ James, will ornament the interio and the exterior will be thing ( beauty and joy forever"
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