Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-26
NACO NEWS ITEMS

Bert Grover and Leonard Page, the well known rangers, came in to Naco from Mexico Saturday, bringing with them a prisoner arrested at the Cana meas. The man is Joe Brockman, and he is charged with stealing a horse and saddle, the property of B. F. Ora ham & Go. Brockman, it is charged, took the animal three years ago and made good his escape. Since then he has been sought for, and Bert Grover called the attention of the authorities that the man was in the Cananeas. Thes Naco Justice committed Brock man for trial. The case is peculiar, following a similar matter which oc- cured some years ago. Brockman was charged with horse stealing and jumped his bail. He was out for two and a half years, when Bert Grover ar rested him at Pearce and turned him over to the sheriff of Grant county. Brockman is said to be a smart, quick witted fellow and his capture after this lapse of time by the rangers speak well for the energy and capability of this valuable aid to good order and safety in this district
 MT. L. B. Fleischer, the well known dry goods man, of Nogales, is in Naco in the interests of his new business house at the Cananeas.
 Arrangements are being made by E. G. Ord to put in new and modern ma chinery at the water works. The well will be sunk much deeper than it is now This will insure first class sys- tenn.
 B. J. O'Reilly., the real estate man in company with J. J. Newell visited Bisbee, toady on business.
 Amos James, of New Mexico, a min ing man, was in Naco the last few days prior to leaving on a prospecting trip in Sonora.
 Vernon Greaves, son of V. R. N. Greaves. left Tuesday morning for California, where he will visit his sis ter. whose husband died three weeks ago.
 Mrs. Arbuckle and son. of La Cana nea, were in Naco on their way to Los to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Davidson and Miss Nina Dav- idson of La Cananea, are in town to- day to meet Miss Fannie Davidson, who has been on the Globe Times staff for some months.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Harris leave for California today for a vacation and to enjoy the seaside resort
 Mrs William J. Francis has been quite sick for some few days. She is now rapidly convalescing and will be out in few days.
 The Copper Queen expect several carload lots of summer and fall goods These goods will be required to stock up the large addition to the store, now being rapidly completed.
 The Copper Queen pump broke down Saturday and is now being repaired The company has sent to Don Luis for water It is expected that the pump will be working today. Tuesday.
 Col. Breattitt, the well known real estate dealer. has been a visitor in Naco the last day or two.
 MT. and Mrs R. " Daniels have re termed home from their honeymoon trip to California.
 E. P. SwartZ, well known cowboy, who is working for B. A. Packard, was riding at gallop over the railroad crossing Saturday when his horse slipped on a rail and fell heavily with his rider. SwartZ'S leg was broken. He is under the care of Dr. Brandon and is getting along nicely.
 The base ball game Sunday, which resulted in an easy victiry for Canan- ca. brought quite number of visitors to Naco. This was the first match played at the new base ball park. The ground is being carefully worked, and is becoming irmer. In fact there will be no better ground in Arizona.
 The news of the death of MT. S. S. Webster, at the Bisbee hospital, was received by the people of Naco with every expression of regret. MT. Web ster had endeared himself to all by his gentle and kindly disposition. He was charitable and jealous in the cause oi religion. He took the greatest interest in the affairs of the young, and was energetic and successful as a Sunday school teacher. We could i'll afford to lose so good citizen. The deceased gentleman was cashier at the A. & S. E. depot, and an efficient and trust worthy official