Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-01
NACO LITTER.

hTS. .. pi- ASuIre anu iamiis icoN@ for California in a day of two. Mr. Aguirre will remain here for the grand jury, of which important body he IS a member.
 On the 17th of July a new saloon will be opened where the Adobe Drug Store now is. Splendid fixtures w;u be put in. and first class house run. Mir. T. T. Deel goes to Fl Paso Mon day to buy fixtures for the new house. The Aguirre Mercantile Company is stocking its fine houses on both sides of the line. A superior and large stock of goods is being placed in order as rapidly as possible.
 James A. Kirk the popular super intendent of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company's mines. left today in w. C. Greene private car. accompan- jed by W. c. Greene, MT. and Mrs. Harry Kirk and other friends. The destination of the party is first Tue son, where the marriage of James Kirk and Miss Laura Hoylman will be solemnized on Sunday. MT. Kirk has many friends who wish him every possible happiness and prosperity.
 The new base ball ground at the back of the Naco Hotel is being care fully prepared. It has been flooded and Q big wheeled traction engine owned by the Cananea Company will be sent over the ground today.
 On Decoration day the stores were closed and the day observed by quiet holiday and with due decorum.
 Inquiries have been received by Judge Greaves from shareholders in Pennsylvania with reference to the Bavicanora mines, one of the proper ties of the American-European Mining and Finance Company. These mines are about fifteen miles from Arispe and comprise sixteen locations. There are valuable improvements on the ground and important work has been done. Inquiries will be instituted ar once as to the present status of af mother of Mrs. Land, arrived in Naco
 A party Of prospectors including ses- eral experienced Colorado men, camped here several days this week on their way south. The men are looking for gold and silver properties in the great mining region below Naco.
 W. c. Greene left Saturday on his special car, The Olivette," for Der son.
 The physicians who visit Naco from the Cananeas all assert positively that the reports of the state of the health of that camp are false, and that the Cananeas are comparatively healthy, taking into consideration the fact of its rapid growth.
 A big fire was burning Thursday an l Friday on the Huachucas.
 J. H. PolitZer, the Eaco merchant, has removed his family to Cananea, where he has built a residence.
 T. Braham, of Colorado Springs, a mining investor, passed through Naco Thursday on his way south to Guav- mas, whither he goes in the interests of Colorado capitai.
 T. D. Politzer, formerly with the Southwestern Commercial Company, has severed his connection with that Institution and will now take up of flee space with B. J. O'Reilly, the real estate man, as typewriter and sten- ographer.
 MT. Webster of the railroad officc was taken i'll few days ago and was removed to the hospital for treatment.
 Dr. and Mrs. Land. of the Cananeas, accompanied by Ms. Beaumont, the mother of Mrs. Hand, arrived in Naco Wednesday. Mrs. Beaumont and Mrs. Land will go to New York.
 A carload of first grade fat steers for the prosperous firm Of Bauer 6 Co.,. the Naco meat market, were ra- ceived here two days ago.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Curry and family and Miss Edith Brown have left town for a sojourn in the cool and beautj- full Huachucas.
 The local deputy sherih is kept busy these days serving papers TOT the com ing district court
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Giles drove up to Bisbee Friday on official business.
 Quitman Hudspeth, WHO was brought in from the Turkey track ranch very sick several days ago, is improving rapidly and will be out in few days.
 A l.. Wilson, one of Naco's best known and most popular business men,