Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-20
LEADING PURSUITS
dII---CarettO BrOS.--- Harris and Groener.
Bank Exchange of CurioSitieS- Anchorage One of the Old Established SalOonS-0pera Club Restaurant Does Big Business.

The Opera Club restaurant under the management of Caretto Bros, is one of the well patronized restaurants of the city. This is one of the old stands, although the present owners assumed management the first of the month. The Opera Club restaurant Is a neat diningroom, having private boxes and numerous tables pleasantly arranged for the convenience of their customers. This restaurant has en- joyed a good patronage during the past and should increase in business under the present proprietors.
 The Caretto Bros. are Italians by birth, spending the early years of their lives in Italy and coming to Bisbee fourteen years ago, where they have been engaged in business since that time. They formerly owned the res taurant at the Brewery saloon. They have arranged to get their meats from Kansas City, and will nave a fine as- sortment for their trade at all times They will makc, speciality of game ard fish, which will be received daily Eight people are employed in the sev- eral departments.
 The Anchor Saloon, owned by liar ris & Greener, is one of the resorts of Bisbee that does a good paying bus mess. It is located on Main street, having one of the best locations. This business was launched by Wallace os Harris back in 1S9i, Harris remain ing there since that time. although he has had several partners since then.
 MT. Harris has been in the west for twenty years, coming to Arizona in 'SS, and located at Clifton. He has been extensively engaged in mines at different times, and has spent a great deal of money in this business. He has been in Bisbee for fifteen years and was for five years employed in the Copper Queen mines. Few men in this city, or section of the Terri tory is better known than Sid Har- ris.
 J. Greener has lived in this section for years, where he was engaged in freighting and hauling wood into Bis bee when wood was used extensively here. MT. Greener did an extensive business at that time, owning big out fits. Harris and Greener are both pop ular and do a big business. MT. liar ris is an Elk and Sachem of the Red Men.
 Charles Hall, owner of the Bank Exchange saloon, has a fad for curi- osities. Tn his place of business is on exhibition the largest collection of birds and domestic animals in Arizona Territory. It is not likely that there is to be found any such collection any where except it be in some of our large cities. Among this assortment may be seen beautiful robe made of the skins of fifty different kinds of animals of the United States. One is made from a rare bird from the South Sea Islands, and others from the rare skins of seals, bears, the gray wolf and many others. MT. Hall has mounted the hydrophobia skunk, the Gila mon- ster, the largest rattler ever found in Arizona, dogs, bears, and birds of un- usual variety. There is pottery from the Astecs, knives from the Philip pines and Sandwich Islands, and h. dian relics of peculiar character, and fire arms that are of most primitive pattern. On the walls may be seen the scared relics of some mortal combat, bearing the ugly marks of the knife or bullet.
 MT. Hall brides himself upon hay ing so rare a collection, and continual ly adds to his stock. He is a taxider- mist of merit and does his own mount ing. He at one time was engaged in the tailoring business in the city and was engaged in the same business in Detroit and St. Louis. Mir Hall Is a bright business man and does a good business. He is pleasantly married Mr. Seymour is his manager at pres ent.