Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


 Watch for the REVIEW Sunday edi- tion, January 26th. Page 3 will be of special interest to the ladies
 B.J. O'Reilly. agent for the Cana nes Consolidated Copper Go. at Naco, was Bisbee visitor yesterday.
 For Rent-Two nicely furnished rooms to gentlemen sleeping nights Nemeck's photo gallery. "A St
 J.R. Driscoll of Prescott has been spending the past few days with Post master J. c. Pritchard and family.
 Mossman & Tovera shipped in the largest bunch Of sheep that has been brought to this sectio6 for some time.
 R. Nj. McKim yesterday bought out the Palace lodging house and expects to place the apartments in first class condition.
 The New England Kitchen is putting down new iinoleum over the entire floor, which gives it a very neat ap- pear ance.
 Dr. Baum reports the birth of a boy in the home of Mir. and Mrs. T J. Standing and that both mother and child are doing we'll.
 Viola Allen, the great American Actress, is to play "In the Palace of the King" in the Tucson Opera House next Tuesday evening.
 A death occurred at Douglas yester day. Chas. Overlook telephoned for q casket but did not say who had died except child five years old.
 E. G. Ord this week leased the Naco water works plant from Mir. R. L. Benton. who will in the future pay more attention to mining.
 The Douglas Lumber company this week received five cars of lumber at their yard in Douglas. A new eighteen room hotel is among the new buildings planned.
 The Cactus club gave a delightful hop in the opera heuse last evening. This club has obtained an enviable rep utation for providing pleasant social evenings.
 City Attorney O'Connell went to Tombstone yesterday on business and will communicate with the board of supervisors relative to the incorpora tion of Bisbee
 Allen R. English is in Bisbee, having arrived from Sonora yesterday. He will remain here until Saturday, when he will go to Cananea in company with W. c. Greene on mining business.
 The new engine of the Bisbee Im- provement company has arrived and is being placed in the electrice plant. This engine has a capacity of l50 horse power and is capable of furnishing at least POO lights.
 The Bisbee Water company are working big force of men and are busy trying to develop water. Manager Moore speaks enthusiastically as to the progress of the work and states tbat everything looks encouraging.
 Miss Mary Breckenridge of Los Angeles was in the city yesterday on her way to Douglas where she expects to look over the town with a view of investing. Miss Breckenridge has some very valuable property in the residence portion of Los Angeles.
 From latest communication from the Cananeas we learn that Superintend- ent Mitchell has passed the crucial point of his illness and is now slowly recovering. He is able to take nour- ishment again and is now considered out of danger. Mir. Mitchell has many friencs who have been very anxious about his recovery and will receive the news with grea: satisfaction.
 Those who intend to put their child ren into the Entering class should do SO at once," remarked Rev. Small wood yesterday, in speaking of the primary department. "If the little ones do not get started immediately they are certain to be behind and the teachers have not the time to give them the attention that it requires to bring them up with the rest of the class"
 Judge English in speaking of the re- moval of the court house to Bisbee says, "we have too muci- property in Tombstone to permit the court house to be removed away from us. There are too many crooks and turns in the law and injunctions are too easily granted to permit things to go so easy" Councilman Letson of the fourth ward, says he is well informed that the bricks are already falling down.
 During the whole period of the ex- istence of the Boston Ideal Opera com pany and the Andrews Opera company they have never carried so evenly a balanced company, nor presented as at- tractive 8 repertoire of opera as they are doing this season. Always aiming to give the best possible in that line, and always succeeding to a remarkable degree, it is the universal verdict of the press of the cities where they have appeared this season that the company is stronger in every respect than ever before. This is the highest compli- ment that could be paid them. The cast, taken all the way through, is without a weak spot. The chorus is made up of extremelv nreftv g;ris ,v,,h