Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Local Happenings in Brief.

Captain Mossman went to Naco yes terday on private business.
 w. B. Kelly of the REVIEW left yes terday for Douglas. He will return today.
 Charlie Overlook is spending a few days ID Bisbea looking after his prop erty interests here.
 Deputy Sheriff Al. Strickland of Douglas was in the city yesterday, re- turning on the afternoon train.
 On December 30 Judge Williams performed the marriage ceremony uniting R. c. Davis to Rose A. Hibun. G. H. Curry, the jeweler, now locai- ted at Naco, left this city yesterday morning for business trip to Cana nea.
 Dr. A. H. Hickman, of the medical department of the Copper Queen, will leave this morI ing for Phoenix on vacation.
 John Foley, who has been at home in Bisbee during the holidays, left this morning for San Francisco, where he is attending school.
 Peter Hook, superintendent of the Democrata mine, an adjoining claim to the Greene Consolidated properties. was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Read the special offerings of the Fair on the first page. This firm is making a special effort to clear their shelve. before taking an inventory.
 William Liggett of Naco was wis itor in Bisbee yesterday. He reports that Naco is rather quiet now after the excitement incident to the holi idays and bull fights.
 Yesterday morning Oscar Peters, who works at the Spray mine. fell down . chute, sustaining serious injuries, which necessitated his going to the hospital, where he now is.
 Sheriff Del Lewis left yesterday morning for Tombstone with string of i've prisoners. Mr. Lewis says the new Year so far has brought rush of business to the sheriff's office.
 Church of Christ will meet as usual at the opera house at II a. m. and s p. m. January Sth, and will organize a bible class at the morning service. All are cordially invited to attend.
 H. W. STUDLEY.
 Rev. B. G. Lee, of the Episcopal church, who has been in Bisbee for about one year, left yesterday for Northern Arizona Mir. Lees depart ure will be regretted by his many friends.
 Mr. Natha, Solomon, of Fl Paso, made brief visit to Bisbee yesterday on his way to Douglas. MT. Solomon was for many years in the cattle busi- ness in Graham county previous to go- ing to Fl Paso three years ago.
 At an early hour "Wednesday morn ing large slab of sulphido ore caved in in the Lowell mine. Charles Bolton and Frank Bandenberg were struck by the falling ore ard badly hurt. Both men were injured in the back. They are now in the hospital. The Copper Queen store has com pleted their inventory. In going over their stock many things were found in stock that should now be in the hands of the consumer. It will pay you to keep an eye on the Copper Queen cor ner of this .per for few days. MT. J. R. Sinclair, an old and re spected citizen, died at the hospital early yesterday evening. where he had been taken during the day by NIT. V. R. Stiles, pneumonia being the cause of death. The funeral will occur on Sunday afternoon and will be con ducted by the Masonic lodge.
 Ex-Marshal w. K. Mead came to Naco Junction on Thursday and went from there to the Cananeas. He has many old acquaintances in Bisbee who would have been glad to extend him welcome here. Mir. Meade served as United States Marshal of Arizona dur ing both the administrations of Presi- dent Cleveland.
 The REVIEW was in error yesterday when it stated that the Bank of -aee's new building was designed
 ~,nned by eastern architects.
 uiAcent structure was de-
 planned by Malard X Son,
 <, Arizona, who are entitled
 ,redit for the excellence of
 .rk.
 sneed and wife returned yester-
 Naco from Tucson, where they
 been to attend the marriage of
 Frank Moson, the stepson of w.
 Greene. The wedding was quite n important society event After the marriage Mir. and Mrs. Moson left for New York. expecting to stop at several cities on the way. After visit in New York they expect to visit Paris and other important cities in Europe. E. 6. Leonard was before Judge Brown yesterday on a charge of fast and reckless riding through the streets sf Blsbse, he having collided with a small boy. Leonard was fined s5, which he paid and was allowed to go. He plead guilty, explaining, however, that