Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. P. Skinner has positively ms de his last appearance at the bull fight.
 There were quite a number went over to Naco Sunday to take in the bull fight.
 Ranger Johnson spent few days in Naco last week on business pertain ing to his office.
 Bert Warner, well known in Bisbee is at present in Cananea and is employ ed in the Capato mine.
 The three children of NJ. C. Pharr are all quite sick and seem to be threatened with pneumonia.
 E. R. Chester who has been operat- ing in the Bradshaws, passed through on his way to the Cananeas.
 NJ. Schmeding, who had the mis- fortune to have his store robbed few nights ago is putting in another line of fine jewelry.
 The weather has put on its summer clothes after good sized bluff at win ter. We are not anxious to see any more such experiments.
 Supt. J. T. Logan was registered at the Copper Queen hotel on Monday. Mir. Logan is Superintendent of the Nacozari railroad.
 O. F.. Weller and wife, of New York. arrived last They are friends of l. L. Merrill. Superintendent of the Calumet x Arizona company.
 W. R. Brown and Geo. E. Roe, of fcialsof the Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters at Fl Paso. arrived last evening on freight from Benson.
 The regular meeting of the Presby. terian Ladies Aid Society will be held in Library Hall Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 4-2t
 P. J. Clark, who has grown gray in newspaper work in Arizona and Fl Paso, arrived Monday from Cananea and returned to that place this morn- ing.
 Cashier M. Cunningham, who is now at Los Angeles, is expected home in the near future. Mir. Cunningham is said to be very much improved in health.
 The Hall brothers, accompanied by their wives and mother, Mrs. Hall, who is here visiting drove over to Naco Sunday to witness the Spanish national game.
 E. c. Ellison of the Bisbee Improve ment company, has the contract for putting in new telephone system for the International Land & Improve ment company at Douglas.
 Attention is called to the ad. of Dr. w. K. Chambers in this issue, who is making a reduction in price of dental work in order to introduce his new method of painless extraction of teeth.
 c. W. McFarlin, who is to be con- nected with the new evening paper, says twill be called the the Bisbee Star and will be launched about Feb. l5. The machinery has not yet ar rived.
 Justice of the peace ''Dad" Wright, died at Clifton on Saturday last and was buried Sunday. The funeral was attended by the entire camp where Judge Wright was well known and re- spected by all classes.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Wilson wish to extend to the people of Bisbee their heartfelt thanks for the kind assistance in caring for their little one during its sickness and for the sympathy shown as the time of their great bereavement.
 The Bisbee Improvement company will in the near future, build a long distance telephone line to Douglas to the great benefit of all. The central odice at Nsceuow in the Copper Queen store, will be removed to the new bank building as we'll as other improve Dents.
 C. W. Blackburn, of Tomb mbstone, was h the city shaking hands with old friends. Mir. Blackburn was long ago one of the moving spirits of Bisbee' having organized several mining com paniesas well as erecting one of our business houses. He is now superin tending some properties in the Dra- Ros. mountains which he says are very promising.
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