Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

please leave same at the Norton House Reward. Ask for w. w. Searles.
 There are undelivered selegrams for: Christ Christensen. Albert Larimore and Jessie Hunter.
 Mrs. J. A. s. Miller of Douglas, made flying trip to our city yesterday and returned on today's train.
 Wm. Jones, who has been quite ill with pneumonia for the past few days, is somewhat improved today.
 w. H. Greer, of Deming, assistant general manager of the Dramort ranch, was in Biebee this week.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Howell came in yeste . day from the San Barnadino ranch and is the guest of Mrs. H. NJ. Woods.
 No paper will be issued from this of- flee on Sunday morning. The REVIEW force will observe Washington's birth day.
 Gus Gottschalk aud Andrew Garrett, of Tombstone, who arrived in Bisbee on Thursday. left overland today for home.
 A. w. Howe returned yesterday from trip to the Cananeas where he has been looking over that section of the country.
 Captain Mossman f the Arizona Rangers, made flying trip to Dougls s Friday. Capt. Mossman's duties keep him on the go constantly.
 Mrs. Joe McPoerson. who has been visiting friends and relatives here for the past few days, returned to her home in Tombstone today.
 Uncle Josh Spruceby is certainly well worth hearing and deserving of a healthy patronage. IL is one of those beautiful old home plays that always takes.
 F. F. Hines who has for years been engaged in the brick business is in Bisbee for few days. He contract ed to make the brick that builded a good part of the junction at Jerome.
 An all night telegraph office has been established in Bisbee. The RE- VIEW will find this great convenience, enabling this paper to receive press dispatches up the time of going to press.
 Mrs. Emma Lidig, Supreme vice. president of the Fraternal Brotherhood left yesterday for Tombstone, Globe and other parts of the Territory where she will visit other lodges of that order.
 J. T. Hood and Miss Cora Gray were passengers on the Douglas train yes terday en route to Slaughter's ranch where they will spend Saturday and Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter.
 General Macarthur who has been on tour of inspection of the military posts of Arizona arrived in Ft. Hua- chuca last evening. He was escorted to the post from the Huachuca siding by a troop of soldiers.
 Work will be commenced shortly on a brick building at Douglas on G street. oppotite the Copper Queen store. The diminsions of the building are 50xlO0 feet. When completed it will be oc- cupied by store and bank.
 The Prospector is showing signs of improvement. In it's issue of Feb. 20th it published clipping from the Arizona Republican that appeared in that paper four months ago when the baseball season was in full blast.
 Do not fail to hear the lecture by James l.. French on 'The Man Among Men," This is a living issue, and should be of interest to all thinking men and women. Mir. French will de- liver his lecture a, the Methods Epis- copal church tonight. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
 Edward Ellsworth, who is prospect ing for copper near San Simon, Ari- zona, ii in Fl PasO to form a company to work find which he recently made. He has specimens with him that were assayed at the shelter and IS per cent of the ore was copper. The mine is known as the Buckham, which was superncially worked twenty years ago. Mrs. W. F. Mclaughlin, accompani- ed by her daughter, Mrs. Martin D. Hardin, of Chicago, is in the city visit ing her sister, Mrs. Francis A. Good body at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Wm. H. Brophy on Castle Hill. They will remain few days and then re- turn to Pasadena, where they will be joined by General Hardin and party and spend some months in Southern California. Ben Wheeler, who has been employ l ed at the E. P. & s. W. R. R. shops at Douglas, met with a serious accident | Wednesday. The young man was at work under a locomotive when the driver fell breaking both legs and an arm. He was brought to the company hospital where he has been under the care of Dr. Willard. He is improving ss we'll as could be expected under ef- acient medical aid.
 On Thursday evening Feb. 27, Alice Hamill Handcock of Chicago, will give an elocutionary entertainment in Lib