Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-01

1 gone Into the ndnCS Ol TeCSi'eE
 Biddy Doyle's well known grey was very sick horse last night, but Dr. Lildstrand hoped to pull him through.
 The Calumet and Arizona furnace at Douglas will blow in for business about the 10th.
 Grant Pendleton came up from Cana nea yesterday morning, He reports the big copper camp little quiet at pres ent.
 | l.. T. Scott. discharged from the hos
 pital after a successful treatment for appendicitis. returned to Canarea this morning.
 Mescal saw a man yesterday writing
 ol a box car with a piece of chalk ! the word loaded" A few minutes later the car went of. The report has rot yea reached the superintendent.
 The new Higgins lodging house. down near the ice house. is about com pleted and will soon be turned over by the contractors It is the latest improvement on Sullivan heights. and is just the beginning of building boom down there.
 The second story of the Fair is ready for shelving. The roof is on and the improvem ents rapidly approaching completion. The fixtures will include eighty feet of glass show cases. which will show up to advantage in the new department of the Fair Rev Harvey M Shields went to Douglas Thursday, returning the same 1 day Dr. Shields is al indefatiga5le and sympathetic worker among the sick and the unfortunate. MT. Lippert. the popular barber. who had such a close shave with ty- phoid fever, is still improving. He just homes for something to eat and is The way he can punish beef and po- tatoes is really barbarous. MT. Hammer. superintendent of the gymnasium. is decidedly better after serious siege if inlamatory rheuma- tism
 Jack Lederer, the Douglas painter came up to Bisbee on a flying trip yesterday, returning the same even ing.
 The Benson train was an hour and fifty minutes late yesterday.
 The Union Christian Endeavor socie- ty of Bisbee held a pleasant socia. Thursday evening at the Library hall, in which more than one hundred peo- pie participated. Refreshments were served and it was most enjoyable af- fair from beginning to end.
 DT. Mcfarland, who has been se-v- ing as physician and surgeon for the railroad camp below Bisbee under went an exper .ence with fever, but is again performing his accustomed du- ties.
 One of he evidences of good fel- lowship that obtains in western coni- munities is seen in the fact that both political parties are making use of tte decorations in front of the Copper Queen library The only changs made is in the name of the party oi candi- date holding the meeting. President Roosevelt's picture hangs in it's place. and the stars and stripes cluster abou. it. After all all the people are Amer jeans. Long live America, and iOrg liya ;Ee President 2f al! the people.
 Miss Lizzie Colquhoun is a recent arrival from Greeley. Colorado. She viii make her home at the Copper Queen hotel, while testing our climate.
 A local politician has found out that the elections are held the wrong time il the year. He says they should be held in the early summer, so that the defeated candidate would not feel the absence of underwear so keenIy. He is a philosopher.
 MT. Coram, of o K street. is recov- H. .aS r>hn
 Mrs. Edwards. of O K street has been completely restored from her re cent illness.
 Mrs. Teal is making rapid progress against the fever and good hopes are entertained that she will soon assume her accustomed place in the commun- ity.
 MT. Fred Kelley. assistant chief en- gireer of tho Bisbee fnE-ovement company, is coavalescing from another acute attack of illness Dr. Cavea has been in attendance.
 Mrs. Morten, at Lowell, has been passing through severe ordeal with the pneumonia and has apparently gained the victory.
 Judge Swain, Frank O'Brien and oth- CT outside candidates will remain in Bisbee till 'hog killin" is over. The boys have made a noble fight. consid- ring the illogical foundation upon which they stood, but they are up to the hubs with a balky team
 At the Hotels. COPPER QUEEN-John B. Wright, Tucson; J. B. Ferguson, Cananea: R. F. Mcdonald, Calumet; w. E. Blocher, Los Angeles; Geo. A. Fair brother, San Francisco; Waiter J.
 Schurz: J. W. Lemon, Tucson; A. NJ.
 Franklin, Tucson; M. Quells. [ ANGIUS-I W Hanson, San Fran
 cisco; F. J. Hart, M. D., Tempe;