Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-07


 Tyndall will hold forth at the opera house.
 F. C. Fenner arrived from California sunday and expects to remain for a while in Bisbee.
 T. J. McMahan returned Saturday from the Nacozari, where he had been on business for week.
 Company e." National Guard of Arizona, has been reoreanized at No gales. Captain EKey is now drilling his men once a week.
 C. F. Nichols left for Cananea yes terday morning on business for this paper, soliciting all kinds of newspa- per business.
 The Fl Paso papers announce the ar rival of the cars for the new electric street railway and that the Fl Paso mule would be retired from the car service today.
 Since the beginning of the new yea more than seventy new subscribers have been added to the REVIEWS s cir sulation-forty in Bisbee. This will be of interest to advertising patrons.
 The Bisbee Transfer company has received the coneract to haul 60 tons of ore from the Lowell mine to the side track at the ice plant. from where it will be brought to the smelters in Bisbee.
 Los Angeles men have agreed to erect new hotel in Tucson to cost slOo. 900, if the people of that city will provide suitable site and donate the necessary ground. A frst-class hotel Is badly needed in Tucson.
 J B. Angius returned from La Cana nea Sunday. He found a very inviting business condition at Can nea for the near future and purchased some desir- able lots and eontemplates esta ablishing a branch Of his business there.
 Attorney J. NJ. O'Connell will go to Tombstone this morning to present to the board of supervisors the petition and papers in the matter of the appli- cation for the incorporation of Bisbee, as the representative of the ineorpora tion committee.
 Rev. H. NJ. Shields yesterday hunted up an incorporation petition that he might attaeh his name to it. Mir Shields is progressive man and al- ways takes an interest in whatever promises to benefit mankind, whether materially or spiritually.
 Fl Paso reports arrangements for the carnival, which will begin there on January 18th, to be progressing most successfully and satisfactorily. There will be quite an attendance from Bisbee, among whom will be some of our expert miners, who will enter the drilling contest.
 Torrance O'Brien, who once was resident of the San Pedro Valley, in Cochise county, is said to now own one sf the finest apple orchards, over in the Gila valley between SolOmoIville and Stafford, in the southwest. He has g,eOO trees in good bearing condition and disposes Of his apples at three cents per pound.
 On the night of January lilh the Independent Order of Fcresters will give their first annual social dance in Bistee This affair will be grand social eveat and three hundred invita- tions will be sent out. 4 supp2r will also be provided F. E. Gasscway, T [ R. Grady and N. L. Sheldon compose the committee on arrangements I. B. Harris, of Bis)ee, who has worked in the mines here for several years, has been advised from Wash ington that he has bsen granted pat ent CD an ingenious nut-lock, which he claims to excel all other inventions of the kind for simplicity. durability and ] sheapness. Mr. Harris will at once take steps to introduce his invention ! to the public. Superintendent ". G. Choate and Auditor C. P. Colburn, of the Fl Paso q South hwestern railway, arrived in | Bisbee Sunday in their special car Chiricahua. These gentlemen left yes | terday morning for the front to inspect ! she work being done. The connection i is expected to be made before March | 1st, and track laying and incidental construction is being pushed with all | possible speed.
 The board of supervisors convened at Tombstone yesterday morning. The | meeting will be an important one. Be- ing the first session of the new year, public contracts for various county | services will be let. and annual settle , ments with county officials a. road sverseers will be made. Road over- ! seers will also bs appointed at this ses- ! sion. The contract for public printing was ts have been awarded yesterday.
 Mrs. Mary McClintock, mother of Mrs. Dr. Alton of Willcox, who was visiting another daughter at Florence, { died very suddenly of heart failure on December 18th. The remains were enbalmed by Dr. Brockway and were taken to Casa Grande. where they were met by Bud. McClintock, son, and taken to Wilcox to be buried beside her deceased husband, m conformity ~;th her reouest. Mrs. McClintock .