Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. O. U. w. meets tonight.

E. J. French of Bisbee is registered at the Commercial Hotel in Phoenix.
 Goods that wear and are up-to-date and reasonable, at Skinner's.
 Uncle Billy Plaster is spending few days in the city from his ranch on the upper San Pedro.
 A. Bauer yesterday purchased one of the best carload of beef in the Salt River Valley.
 The friends of Mrs. Burney of the Fair will be sorry to learn that she is dangerously sick.
 Clint Moon has just had . very hobby rubber tire buggy turned out by the BIsbee Blacksmith and Wagon Shop.
 L. J. Overlook returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been on a business trip for the past week.
 Miss Lizzie Morris has gone to Tue son on a visit to friends for a couple of weeks.
 G. A. Graves, who has been in the city for the past week left yesterday for Missouri.
 Thos. Miner. formerly of Tombstone. but for the last four years night opera tor in the Western Union oflce in Tue. son, is in this city,
 Joe Parmerlee, the electrician, Is confined to his home. suffering from an attack of the grip.
 Jas. Danforth is seriously i'll at his home. suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
 Jack Johnson of Phoenix is spend. ing a few days in this city on visit to relatives.
 Mrs. E. J. Brown of Naco. is spend ing a few days in the city on visit to friends.
 Miss Mollie Adelia Brown and Mrs. Marie George-Lobdell left this morning for Tucson. where they will give . con cert this week.
 Thos. Whitehead was in town yester. day from his ranch near Whitewater. He states 8 slight rain fell in that sec ton during the late storm.
 Mrs. Wilson of Nacosari. who has been the guest of Mrs. s. W. Claw. son for the past two weeks. has re- turned to her home in Sonora
 P. sandoval, the well-known Nogales banker. was in Bisbee Thursday on his way to Douglas, where his firm has . branch establishment. With him were c. Bernal and J. Villasenor.
 Ben Williams and Jas. Douglas re- turned yesterday from a trip through northern Sonora, where they have been for several dags on mining bust. ness.
 W. H. Morris, who for some time has been freighting into the Cananeas, was in Bisbee yesterday on his way to that place. having just returned from short visit to El Paso.
 Chas. McHenry, a nephew of the foreman of the Cansnea mines. was in Bisbee yesterday on his way to that camp on a visit to his uncle, having just arrived from Montana, where he has been for some time.
 Miss Nellie Nichols has recovered from the effects of her recent injuries.
 L. D. Ricketts came up last evening frov, Naco1ari vharo ho io yn tho ov,, ploy of the Montezuma Mining Com pany.
 One of the largest advertising con- tracts ever entered upon in this coun- try was that of a Chicago department store, which short time ago engaged to run page ad every day for @ year at the price of $120.000.
 Messrs Dan Mitchell and W. F. Parker informed us that they have one of the largest deposits of fire clay that has ever been discovered. This prop erty is situate about twelve miles east of Douglas two and a half miles from the new railroad.
 c. d Autremont Jr. Of Duluth is 0 visitor to our city. MT. Autremont is one of the stockholders in the Calumet and Arizona Mining Company, and will remain here for several days inspect ing the plant and operations of the company. Mir. Autremont was at one time mayor of Duluth, and is now a prominent business man and capitalist of that city.
 A good Bryan story is going the rounds in local politics. The boy ora tor of the Platte" was giving one of his spell-binding, hair-raising flights of eloQuence in little western town and occupying one of the front seats. drink ing 1t all in was . farmer. After the speech. the farmer stepped up to the stage. and grasped the orator by the hand, exclaimed: "Mr. Byran yer are rattlinest good speaker have hearn in these parts in a long time, and want to congratulate yer as yer arc the first man in which could see his back teeth the whole time he was speakin.' by gum," M. J. Dolan, the contractor has re- turned from a trip to Tombstone. He is very much encouraged over the out look of the old town. and thinks that within . year that the town will show