Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

city. Mrs. II. H. Freeman is in the city from Canansa.
 R. E. Douglas is a Naeozari visitor in the city. T. 6. Riley was a Douglas visitor in the city yesterday. H. w Hasselgreen was here yes terday from Fairbanks.
 Ben Frankenberg is still confined to his bed from rheumatism
 Five drupks were tried before Jus tice Williams yesterday and convict Miss Lillian Van Hsrn is reported ts be i'll at the home of her parents on School hill.
 For Rsnt-troom furnished house. Inquire of Fred Muster, 325 Tombstone canyon.
 The Burnsy saloon is being thor sushly renovated and the floor space enlarged.
 The Presbyterian choir will meet at the parsonage this evening at s o'clock.
 Stockniep in the city yesterday were c. Newell from the i-Bar ranch. and Ed Gunter from the TX ranch.
 Dr. Harrington leaves today for Agua Calienta. where he will take treatment for the rheumatism.
 The new offices in the Copper Queen Hotel are especially delightful and will certainly be sought after.
 E. J. Gates, ef the Turkey Track Cattle Co. was in Bisbee yesterday -an business connected with his com pany.
 Tom NsCarty. piano player in the Fish Pond saloon. is on the sick list. He expects to be out in couple of days.
 F. 8. Douglas, who was at one time proprietor of the Fashion saloon, re- turned to Douglas yesterday after a brief stay in the city.
 Undlivered telegrams are at the telegraph office in the Copper Queen Hotel for Mrs. Sievers. P. o. Box 592 and Mrs. Carmelito c. Ochoa.
 Thomas B. Sbide, who has a con tract with George Keller for sinking shaft on the Copper Glance claim, is in the city He reports work to be progressing steadily.
 F. Bostwick and D. D. Johnston were iA the city yesterday. They arr getting ready to tour the northern part of Mexico with a moving picture machine.
 John Talt returned yesterday iron Douglas, where he has been pros peeting for the past three weeks. H. says that things are looking good il the southern part of the county.
 E. G. Ellison returned yesterda! from Phoenix, where he went a shor tim ago with Mrs. Ellson- The latte will remain in Phoenix for the nex two months.
 The Brewery saloon, on Brewer! has been completely overhauled an' now presents one of the finest finishes interiors in the city. A large room i beins fitted up for use as a gamblini hall
 Roy Eays has resigned his position in the smelter, where he run an lectri a crane, and will so to work in the de livery department of the Copper Quee store
 Dr. J. c. Norton, one of the leac ing physicians of Phoenix, is in th city. He says that during the pas winter Phoenix has taken care of heavy run of tourists.
 Deputy Constable Mike Doyle wen to Eaco yesterday in search of a Me, ican who is wanted here on seriou charge. He was unable to find hir and believs he has gone across tn line.
 More arrangements are being mad at Fairbank by the railroad contrac CTS which gives color to the lates information that work will be starte sn the Tombstone branch of the raj road by April 1st.
 The floor is down for the fourteel room lodging house being built by K. Williams on Chihuahua Hill H is now contracting for painting an papsEing the building.
 JF. Dwyer. the Jerome milk mono olist, has gone south on a business tr to Bisbee, Douglas and Cananea, vii view of establishing branch dairi' at those points.-Jerome News.
 The Review circulation list is gro' ipg by lssps and bounds. Our i creased telegraph report will be p1 on next week, giving the very late news from all over the world up l2 o'clock midnight.
 Wm. Roey, of Nogales. was in u city yesterday. Hoey was at one tin collector of port at Nogales, but T signed when charges of miscondu wore made against him. He is to ha' a trial next April. He says the o, come will be nothing short of exoner ttnn-