Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Buxton went down to Doug las yesterday.
 Frank Dudley is up from his prop erty in Sonora.
 Deputy United States Marshal Hill is in Bisbee on official duty.
 Mrs. Corona of Douglas was in Bis bee the fore part of the week.
 F. Obermeyer went to Cananea yes terday with view to locating.
 Fred Buchanan, representing Swift X Co.,, left for Cananea yesterday
 F. A. Provot is here from Mexico and will go on to New York at once.
 Sol Levi, one of the oldest travelling salesmen Of the territory is in the city.
 w. A. Schwartz, who has been ID the hospital for some days, is recov- ering.
 Mrs. L. B. Sroufe leaves this morn ing for Los Angeles, California, for a few days visit.
 Allie N. Sowle left for Fl Paso yes terday on business in the interest of the Copper Queen store.
 Mrs. A. E. Downs, who has been in Leadville, Denver, and other Colo rado points the past six weeks, return ed yesterday.
 John Lameraux, who has had charge of the station at Benson, will arrive today to take the management of the Postal Telegraph service at Bisbee.
 MT. Anderson formerly a merchant in the employ of John Norton & Co.,, at Willox, and later in business at Johnstown, is in the city looking for a location.
 The old Bauer building on O. K. street is being rapidly overhauled and remodeled and when completed will be occupied by the International Un- dertaking parlors.
 Will Webb, who is well known throughout the territory as an old COW man, has been appointed a member of the Arizona rangers, and will make Captain Rynning an ficient officer.
 Ranger John Foster was able to be out again after his accident from fall ing oil his horse Tuesday and left yesterday for the mountains. He can hardly walk because of the spraining of the fragments in his foot
 Will Cunningham, brother of M. J. Cunningham, of the Bank of Bisbee, arrived in Bisbee this week from Daw- son City, Alaska, where he had been on a visit for the past five weeks. MT. Cunningham says Dawson is dead and five weeks was long enough for him in that country.
 George Roberts has resigned his po- sition with the Free Coinage and ac- cepted a similar position at the Maze with Hanninger Bros. George is well liked in Bisbee, in fact he counts his friends by the number of his acquaint- ances. George will be the biggest drawing card the Maze has had in a long time.
 Rangers Leonard Page and Burt Grover. whose time expired Septem- Der 9th, did not re-enlist. These men have made excellent men in the ser vice of the government, who have been faithful in the discharge of their duties and done much toward bring ing the border country into an abso- lute state. of quiet and order.
 Frank Dudley, owner of the Co chise group of silver mines, twenty four miles from Cos station, on the Nacozari railroad, is a guest at the Copper Queen hotel. MT. Dudley is now packing ore from his property to Cos station preparatory to shipment to Fl Paso. The first carload will go forward about October 1st. Thirty men are employed on this property and the ore being taken out now will run about $150 per ton in silver. With the building of the Cananea. Yaqui River and Pacific railway the Cochise mine will be within eight miles of the railroad. Mir Dudley is in town on