Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ploy of the Copper Queen.
 Allen R. English. the popular Tomb stone attorney, arrived in Naco on l Fridays train.
 During the next three months loo men will be employed on the $. P. road building the iron spans that are being put up near Fairbank.
 H. A. Centers, president of the Mod ern Copper company, killed wild boar twelve miles from Bisbee this week and the skin now adorns the walls Of the Bank Exchange saloon.
 A whim is being installed this week by the Modern Copper company on the Iron Mountain shaft, which has now attained a depth of llO feet. Sinking has been resumed with two shifts.
 The Naco Gun Club was organized this week with thr following officers: J. S. Bardwell,' president: O. w. Bran don, vice president; E. l.. Higdon, sec retary and treasurer: 6. w. Carlisle, captain.
 B. Maier, the Benson merchant, was sn arrival yesterday on business. Mir. Maier says Benson is steadily growing, and the building of the RefIrm school at that point and the operations of the Arizona Clay Manufacturing company have inaugurated small boom.
 A report is in circulation here to the effect that the Copper Glance mines, in the Huachuca mountains, are soon to change hands. The Bailey-Bagley company, of Topeka, Kansas. having arranged to work the mines on large scale at an early date -Prospector.
 J. C. Carrera, of the Lena Mining company, with headquarters at Lords- burg, passed through Naco yesterday en route to La Cananea, where he goes to purchase the traction engines from the Cananea company for use at Lords burg.
 Attorney Walter McCurdy was ac- quilted in Santa Cruz county of the charge of assault with intent to com init murder. The jury was out one hour. Mir. McCurdy was defended by Barnes & Martin and Senator Ives. The prosecution was conducted by District Attorney Duffy and Frederick Nave.
 Attorney J. M. O'Connell returned from Tomb-tape yesterday bearing in his pocket an order from the board of supervisors ordering the incorporation of Bisbee. J. NJ. O'Connell prepared the necessary petitions and pressed the matter before the board in a manner highly satisfactory :o the people of Bisbee-
 4 special ear came in last evening from Douglas bearing Contractor Rob inson's wife and family and R. J. Smith. These gentlemen are all con nected with the Fl Paso and Southern road, which last night had been com pleted sixty-niue miles east of Douglas.
 The J. Rex Hall camp of Spanish American War Veterans are arrang- ing for benefit ball to be given in Masou's opera house on January 24th. The proceeds of the ball are to be de- voted to the purchase of a flag for the camp. The committee has had print d three hundre d tickets and will not stop until the last one has been sold. Their efforts in this direction are deserving of liberal patronage.
 Dr. Shaw, live stock vetenarian, came up from Benson yesterday and made A flying trip to Douglas to inspect some stray cattle, the property of Ryan Bros. !, which were being passed across the line. Dr. Shaw now makes his head quarters at Benson. The cattle quar- antine against Mexico goes into effect on the night of January 3l. Dr. Shaw is of the opinion that it will remain in effect for at least thirty days and in all probability for sixty days.
 The resignation of Judge Jas. Reilly as city attorney was acted upon by the city conncil last evening, the judge rendering his resignation because of attention to important legal matters claiming his time which preclude giv. ing the attention required to city mat ters. In accepting his resignation it was done so reluctantly and the mayor ou behalf of the council expressed re gret in the determination of the attor- ney to sever his eficial connection with the city administration pector.
 The officers at Naco this week placed undsr arrest Julius Wilson (colored) charged with the robbery of Mexican ir. Naco on the night of November I7th. The robbery occurred about 9:30 D. 10. on the rear of the Copper Queen store and the sop of Manana Land was relieved of $40 in Mexican money. No trace of the robbery could be found for several weeks, but the officers kept up a dilligent search and on Thursday Julins Wilson was in custody, charged with the ofiense and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 The management of the Naco bull fights is in communication with the world renowned Spanish bull fighter, Mazzantini, who is at present in the