Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS

The big gun club tournament begins this morning.
 L. F. Hammer is confined to his home with infiammatory rheumatism.
 MT. George Bird is now able to bear some weight upon his injured member
 MT. Hazel continues to suffer from his disease and gives his friends con siderable anxiety.
 MT. Stewart Grant is once more oe- cupy.rg his position at the Copper Queen hospital.
 Charley Trotman yesterday sold his house and lot, below the smelter to Mir. Gallagher for $700.00.
 The Economic Charity club held an interesting session at the residence Of Mrs. w. H. Brophy Wednesday even ing
 w. R. Chaffee. company car inspector is up from Douglas in the place of the local inspector. who is off on a vaca- ton.
 The shooting tournament common ces this morning at S:30. A splerdid atfar Is expected during the whole of the occasion.
 There was a little scrimmage in the mine yesterday, which cost a couple of the boys a pair of black eyes and their jobs.
 A large delegation of shooting men came in from Tucson, Phoenix and other points yesterday to attend the big tournament at Don Luis.
 The Hull between the two big polit- ical blowouts gives the merry go round a chance do business. aui the Bisbee kid is cores pondingly hap py.
 The regular republican club meeting last night was devoted to arranging for the reception of MT. and Mrs. Nor rison today. Routine business occu- pied the entire session.
 The funeral of the eight-month's child of MT. and Mrs. Heriuny occurred Wednesday afternoon. The little one died at the Lowell. Rev. Shields off ciating at the funeral
 R. D. Castro, who contracts quite heavily with the railroad company at times is in Bisbee. He hay man and wants to place big lot of hat commodity in this section.
 Al Griffiths is passing around a fine brand of cigars on the arrival of that new girl baby. He objects to being called anything but Griffiths and lacked the Review man up for getting his name wrong.
 Robert Henderson has recently add ed several thousand dollars worth of stock to his undertaking outfit. This is no special inducement to die, but causes the feverish patient to feel a little better.
 All kinds of handsome people and some who were not so shockingiy handsome, came in on the , o'clock train last afternoon. Among the la:- ter variety was Doc Collins, Of Can anea.
 James Mcclure, who employed by the Brophy Transfer company, re- oeived word Wednesday evening that his little child was dangerously i'll in Safford He took the first train to the valley.
 Mrs. HockiDgs, who came from Eng land to make her home here with her husband, has been undergoing for weeks a severe attack of the typhoid fever We are pleased to be able to announce her convalesence under the care of Dr. Caven and Mrs. Stella Mers, an experienced nursa
 The funeral of the infant daughter Corinne, of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Her ring, of Lowell, was held from their residence Tuesday afternoon, the Rev, Harvey NJ. Shields ofiicating. Mir. Robert Hennessy had charge and in terme3t was had in Evergreen ceme- tery.
 A new funeral car and dead wagon both of the finest pattern ever seen in the west, have been procured by the International Undertaking com pany The visitor at the rooms of the establishment will find everything