Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

W. E. Wallace is in the city from Cananea. W. H. Brophy left for Douglas yes terday on business.
 M. D. Scribner came in yesterday rom Tombstone on business.
 Captain Thomas Burns of San Si- mon, Ariz.. is in the city for a short stay
 c. B. Ragdale. engaged in the mer- cantile business, was in town yes terday.
 Mrs. John S. Warren is spending a few days in Stafford on visit to her mother.
 The Eagles gave an interesting en- tertainment in Mason's opera house last night.
 Mrs. John Foulks of Nacozari is in safford on a visit to her parents. Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Braley.
 NJ. c. Lewis. contractor, who has been in town of a few days on busi- ness, returned to Douglas.
 The remains of Jesse Snodgrass were shipped yesterday to Waumego. Kansas, where they will be inferred.
 Supt. Walter Douglas has been call ed to New York City on business con- nected with the Copper Queen Com pany.
 Mrs. w B. Kelly and two children returned yesterday from Solomon vile, where she has been visiting for a few days.
 J. T. Logan, superintendent of the Nacosari railroad, is in the city from Douglas. He reports his road doing a heavy business.
 Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock fu- neral services were held over the re- mains of Jesse Billingsley Rev. Shields officiated at the services.
 Yesterday afternoon B. F. Graham & Co. lost one of their livery horses valued at $75. The animal became sick last Sunday while being driven.
 Ben Williams, former manager of the Copper Queen company, was here yesterday en route to California, where he and his brother Lewis are engaged in mining.-Star
 Guthrie Sloane, chief clerk to Su, perintendent Logan of the Nacosari railroad, came in last night from Inc son, and after brief stay will go to Douglas, where he is now located.
 Mrs. Martha Hall left yesterday for her home in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Hall took with her a trained parrot from specimens from southern Arizona.
 There are undelivered telegrams al the telegraph ofice for Andres John son, F. W artel, Chas. Fox, John Gird Tim Hopkins, J. c. Coulter Wright George James (Mexican), Thos. White head.
 F. Bauer is having built two-story brick building on the street east oi Graham's livery barn. When it is completed he will move his meat shoI from it's present location into the new building.
 T. J. Martinez was, up before Jus tice Williams yesterday morning fol threatening to assault one of the bosses at the smslter. He was giver ten days probation, after which his ease will again be considered.
 Alderman E. G. Ord spent part ol yesterday at Naco where he has charge of the water system. Alder man Ord says Naco now has plenty of water and as of good quality al can be found anywhere in the terri tory
 William Garret, of California, ar rived in Bisbee last evening, ant learned for the first time of the deatf of Samuel L. Garret, his brother, who died June 13 last. Address William Garrett, in care of Bisbee Daily Re view.
 One hundred and eighty men art employed on the railroad work below town. S. R. H. Robinson has the con tract to do the work in a specified length of time. It is undestood tha when this work is completed, the rall road force will be transferred to Fair banks and work commenced on thu Tombstone road.
 The foundations for the Calume and Arizona smelters at Douglas ar' being put in. The stone is beini brought from a quarry east of Douglas owned by the Calumet people. Tn railroad has been completed to th' smelters and the smelter machinery i due to arrive in April. It is the pres ent intention of the company to b. producing copper before the close O the year.
 A large movable safe, weighing 4S0 pounds, has been received at the Cor per Queen Hotel, and will be place in the ofice on the second floor. Tn safe was bought in Cincinnati an was started from that place in tn latter part of last November. Manage Rouser says that there is constan need of a safe at the hotel for tn accommodation of guests who war to leave money and valuables in tn care of the hotel.