Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Redmond Toohny left for Fl Paso on Wednesdays train.
 w. B. Brooks was in the city yester day. Brooks travels for Boston rub Der house.
 A new adobe building is going up on Railroad boulevard to be occupied by c meat market.
 John Mobile. who has been visiting in the western part of the territory, returned home Tuesday.
 Otto Kaiser that geniel Knight of the grip, was in Bisbee yesterday talk ing orders for his firm.
 The town at present has few corn doctors to spare, there being more here than the town can really support. There is all kinds of weather just now and the hard-to-pl please man simply asks for what he wants and gets it. How's your cold?
 A case for wages against NJ. Stein came up before Judge Brown yester- day. After the evidence was heard the case was set over today for 10 o'clock.
 Ernest Larsen, smelter foreman fer the A. c. Co. at Clifton, is in Bisbee on a visit with his family. Mir. Larsen was for years in the employ of the C. Q. Co. at this place.
 E. R. Milleken arrived yesterday from Nevada where he has been min- ing for some time past. He says Ne vada has many mines that will doubt less be heard from.
 Geo. Fatman, a broker from Fl Paso, was thrown out of a buggy last evening near the store of the Bisbee Mercantile company. The buggy was overturned, but fortunately sustained TO serious injuries.
 Several of the business men along the street are renovating and improv- ing their property. Many of them have been set in several feet. Charlie Hall has an annex where his callers can get little sunshine.
 Frank Meador, a resident of Phoe- nix and who has large interests in the Salt River valley, has been Bisbee visiter for several days. Mir. MeadoI gained much fame as one of the cele- hrofad Zn1;nl
 Mir. Jackson in the business officee of the Copper Qneen, received letter from the son of Representative Wilscn of New York. He states. T am almost sure that my father will vote for the admission of Arizona when the vote is taken"
 The lighting committee, consisting of Ord, Scott and Letson, have ar ranged to go over the town for the pur- pose of establishing more electric lights. This will satisfy a much needed want, as several of the streets are quite dark.
 The we'll being sunk near Deming, New Mexico, by the Demlng and Fl Paso Consolidated Oil Co. is now down about 400 feet and there are strong in- dications of oil. The drill has passed through the rock and is now making good progress in sand
 Charles Gage, for a number of years connected with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. express in Tombstone, and who has a wide acquaintance in Cochise county, arrived in Bisbee Tuesday, and is look. ing around with the idea of engaging in business.
 The horses that were lost by Gre. ham and McKim in the Dragoon moun- tains last week were found the early part of the week and taken to Tomb stone. MT. McKim went to Tombstone and got the horses. They were in the best of condition and not harmed in any way.
 The citizens of Benson are preparing to hold exercises at ;the laying of the corner stone of the new reform school building. A meeting was held last week and committee consisting of B. Maier, M. F. Castaneda and Steve Roemer was appointed to make the preliminary arrangements. Some prom inent official of the territory will be asked to be present as the guest of the town and deliver an address.
 Pisanos saloon, Florence. was robbed . few nights ago of $450. Tom Weedin was suspected at first, as it was known that he paid out big sum of money to c. D. Reppy for the purchase of the 1 Florence Tribune and was in conse- quence probably hard up. Joe Nal hattan and John T. Bates were also | suspected, but proved an alabi. Bill Truman has put blood hounds on the i tracks of the robber and telegrams have been sent in all directions.