Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Golden is great actor.
 Remember Old Jed Prouty tonight at the Bisbee Opera House.
 Remember old Jed Pruty tonight, for it's the play of the season.
 A. Paul, one of the wide awake busi. ness men of Douglas is in the city.
 Joseph Schwartz, who has been down to Cananea for the past few days on business, returned yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Evans, who have been spending their honeymoon at Phoenix and other places, have just returned. Their many friends are very glad to see them back again.
 The irrepressible J. R. Cavinah who sells cookies for Bishop and Company is here for few days. He claims that there big number who have a sweet tooth and he fixes lem up right.
 Mir. Ed Tovera, of the Jerome Meat Market, and at the head of like con- cern in Bisbee, where he makes his headquarters, is in Jerome looking after his local interests. Reporter.
 Carl A Na.te of New York was a pleasant caller at THE REVIEW office yesterday. Mir. Nalte represents the Chrome Steel Works of Brooklyn and covers very wide field. He leave for tho Citv nf Mayico
 Franklin R. Dempsey, who has been one of the leading lumber dealers in the northern part of Michigan, IS in the city. Mir. Dempsey says that there should be great openings in the south west and has come here with the view to open up if such condition can be found.
 The Phoenix papers state that the Hon. Frank M. Murphy, president of the Development Company of America, has received advices which enables him to announce that the construction of the Phoenix & Eastern railroad, from Phoenix to Benson, will com mence this month.
 Mrs. Frank Ward, of Globe, Ari- zona, desires to know the address of Frank Ward, formerly a corporal in Company B of Roosevelt's Rough Rid. CTS. She requests that anyone know ing his present whereabouts will kind- ly send her word, as business of im- portance awaits him:
 "Old Jed Prouty'. that quaint hu- man picture of rural New England, so admirably conceived and illustrated by Richard Golden, cCmes to the Opera House tonight with a competent cast of good people, some of them long as- sociated with their respective roles. In fact, about the same as seen here last. Frederick s. Nave, the newly ap- pointed United States attorney, has re- ceived word from the attorney general informing him that Tucson has been selected as his official station. Mir. Nave will open his office there and ex. poets to leave Nogsles the latter part of this week to take up his permanent residence in Tucson. He will assume his new duties on February 15.
 Next Friday will be Arizona's Arbor Day. Under the territorial law this will be legal holiday, and as such the people are expected to devote the day to the business of planting trees, shrubs and flowers for the adornment of their homes. The public schools and other public educational institu- tions are within the special scope and contemplation of the law.
 Johnnie Behan, one of the old- est residents of the Territory. is in Bisbee for a few days. Mir. Behan is one of the best known men as well as successful politicians that re- sides in Arizona. He was the first sheriff of Cochise county wheni- GOV. cred the present Ysvspai, Maricopa, Coconino, Navajo and Apache. Those were the days when the county sherin of Arizona drew 6 bigger salary than <ha v,~os;dant Mr Rahan uas sn fhs