Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
K. P. meet tonight.

K. P. meet tonight.
 Burton Mossman returned from Fl Paso yesterday.
 Attorney Goodbody of Tombstone is in the city on business.
 NV. Wallace attended the ceremO- nies at Benson Sunday.
 J.T. Hood went up to Benson Sunday to attend the corner stone laying of the Reform school.
 James Dickson of Milton, Pa, is a visitor to our city and during his stay is guest at the Norton house. o. c. Sheppard left Saturday for No; gales, where he went to figure on the erection of several brick buildings.
 B. A. Packard returned yesterday from a trip to Nogales and Tucson, where he had been on cattle business.
 Mrs. J. Politzer, wife of the Saco merchant presented him with son and heir on the sth instant in Phoenix. Chas. H. Simmonds and wife of San Diego were arrivals in the city yester- day and will remain here for some time.
 Mrs. Wm. Miller of our city is spending few days in Wilcox on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Cum mings.
 J. B. Stillmsn has accepted the posi- ton as timekeeper for the Copper Queen company at Douglas under Supt. Adamson.
 The Oregon Gold Mining company held its annual meeting last night, a full report of which will appear in to. morrow's issue.
 Miss Nellie Nichols has so far re covered from her recent injuries as to be about the house. This is pleasing news to her many friends.
 W. A. Clark, better known as ''Dad Clark" the conductor is spending ( few days in this city on visit tt friends and acquaintances.
 Lee Beers, the we'll known waiter
 has gone to the Cananeas where hs
 will assume the mar agement of one O
 the company boarding houses.
 Chas. Douglas of Tombstone i spending a few days ip our city. H,
 has just returned from months visi
 to points in Southern California. The remains of R. H. Mckay, who's , dead body was found near Douglas ol . Thursday last, were inferred at tha , place on Sunday. It is supposed tha Mckay had been murdered. : The old Fashion saloon on Mai street, which was recently purchase by Scott Wheley, has been entirely re fitted up and improved and will b opened to the public this evening. MT. White of Los Angeles arrive Sunday to take charge of the Linotyp machine that is being installed in tn REVIEW office. MT. White has ha long experience in this line of bushes and has worked on the best papers o the coast.
 An employee of Robinson & Toohey
 at Douglas died Saturday of pneumonia
 The unfor:une man was taken sick a
 one of the camps on the road and wa being brought into that city to b , brought to the hospital here, but th unfortunate man died soon after reach ing Douglas.
 . On the afternoon of Friday, Marc } IA, from ? to half past o'clock, Mrs s. W. Clawson wishes to receive at he l residence each member of St. John , Guild, accompanied by friend who 1 . not member. Cake and tea will b 5 served for 10 cents and large collec 5 tion of the Perry pictures will be ex ] hibited free of charge. A pleasan afternoon is assured.
 Tie Arizona Democrat made its sp pearance on our table yesterday witt the names of Sam F. Webb and J. 0 Dunbar as editors and proprietors. Tn : Democrat is published as mornin paper and is we'll filled with local an and other good reading matter. Tn
 gentlemen at it's head are old experl enced newspaper men and the Demo crat will make itself felt in the circle of journalism in Phoenix.
 Ben Williams, who for twenty year was superintendent of the Coppe
 Queen works in this city, arrived O
 Saturday evening from Milton Califol
 nia where he with his brothers Levi are engaged in mining. While il
 this city Mir. Williams made thousand
 of friends among his employees an
 the people in this section of the Arii
 ona, who are always glad to see hir
 amongst them. Mr. Williams expect