Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

SlZe lU lCCneS Dy Js lDcnes. lIut' | please leave same at the Norton HOusc Reward. Ask for w. w. Searles. Dan Twomey has gone 10 tcs on O visit to friends and relatives. Thomas R. York, chairman of th board of supervisors, is in the city. This is the weather we read about as being the finest the states produced. Billy Burke, who is better pown as Casey" is up from Naco for few days. Messrs. Paul and Overlook, of Doug las, left early in the week for Fl Paso on business. Aernon Reid, who has been in Bis bee for few days. returned 10 Doug las yesterday.
 H. Hit, time keeper for the C. Q, ID ade flying trip to Cananea, return ing on Tuesday.
 W.P. Miller left for Fl Paso on i'm portant legal business. He will return the last of the week.
 Joseph Muhiem and Fred Nelson left this morning Tor Chihuahua, Mex. on mining business,
 Wm. Jones, stationary engineer al shelter ie very sick with pneumonia at his home on School Hill.
 Allen R. English and family cf Tombstone, are registered at the Oc- cidental at San Francisco.
 Mir. Vix. who has been employed b, the Copper Queen for some months past, will return east in the near future. The smiling countensnce of Mike Max the popular waiter of the New work.
 Johnson. of the Rangers, after long trip throughout the southeast portion of the territory, returned yes terday.
 The old building which is being torn down by F. Bauer will be replaced by large two story building to be oc- cupied as meat market.
 Don't fail to attend the free socia given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church at the home of the Pastor or Quality Hill, ever, body invited.
 Mr. Oliver Olsen was in town yes terday arranging for the Saddle Rock restaurant that is to be opened in Doug las at once. Mr. Olsen is one of the prOprietors.
 Senior Tena, who has been suddenly taken sick with pneumonia, will be sent to Tombstone by Mir. Newman in whose employ he has been for some weeks.
 Mr. D. E. Heller, who accompanied the excursi to Deming and went to Fl Paso on business returned yester day. Mr. Heller reports pleasant trip generally.
 B. A. Packard, who has been in Naco, Cananea and Phoenix the past few days, returned yesterday. Mr. Packard will go to the City of Mexico in 8 few days.
 W. E. Murphy, one of Uncle Sans line riders in the vicinity of Naco, was was in Bisbee yesterday. Sid COburu, one of Naco's popular young men, ac- eompsnied him.
 J. R. Wilson, of Greenboro Vt., came in yesterday on important min. ing business. He states that this i. of th .v the entire west.
 Captain Burton Nossman reports an other big purchase of cattle in Sonora, Mexico. They ,xpect to ship these cattle to various parts O. the Territory to supply certain contracts.
 Ex U. s. Surveyor. Geo. A. Bethune, who is running school of mines is getting good class started. Prof. Bethune gives worry interesting ana profitable lectures in mineralocy, geology and as.aying.
 The new streets or rather the old streets worked over by the city dads presents @ most greatifying effect. The fresh clean gravel that has filled up the holes and gutters has smoothe ed them off ard made them present a thoroughly clean aspect.
 The Benson Press says the date for the laying o: the reform school corner stone has been changed from March } to March 9th. The Grand Lodge of Masons has been invited to lay the covper stone. Hon. Frank Cox oi Phoenix, will deliver the oration.
 1 N. Zimmerman, NJ. D. arrived ir Bisbee yesterday and will visit Doug las and Cananea. MT. Zimmerman re- gently passed his examination a' Phoenix before the board of examineri and was admitted to practice in chi: Territory. He will probably locate iI Bisbee.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church will have a Wash inaton's Birthday socisl on Frids. evening, February 2l, at the parson age. A cordial invitation is extended toeveryone. An enj ,yable programm has been prepared and all are assured good time. During the evening re treatments will be served
 MT. C. J. Moore died in Tombston