Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOsr number of signed con- tracts with P. F. Collier & Son, pub hshers. Resemble a receipt blank; size 10 inches py B inches. Findei please leave same at the Norton House Reward. Ask for w. w. Searles.
 1omorrew is Washing tons birthday Mrs. Cutler, on Quality Hill, is mucL better.
 Mrs. Mary Geary is quite sick with pneumonia.
 William Jones has a serious attack of pneumonia.
 A social dance will be given st the , Opera House this evening.
 Bert Grover is again confined to his room on account of sickness.
 See Bob, the Opera House adveriis CT, about "Uncle Josh Spruceby."
 Elks will meet tonight. Important business and full attendance is re quested
 Bob. the Opera House advertiser. says that his old friend, "Uncle Josh Spruoeby, told him on the q. t. that he would give the people Of Bisbee way up show.
 ST. JOHNS Characteristics Sun day, February 9. Morning prayer, Il a.m.; Sunday school, ? p. m.; even ing prayer, p. m. A cordial invita- tion Is extent ted.
 Joseph Muhlem and E. G. Ord owners of the Ord Hotel, at Douglas. will shortly commence the erection Of two story brick annex to that build ing, made necessary by the rapidly in creasing hotel business.
 E. A. VonArnim, who for years was manager of the Double Circle cattle ranch. on Eagle creek. in Graham county, has decided to locate in Doug- las and engage in the cattle brokerage business. MT. Von Arnim has already opened an office, and is ready for bus- ness.
 Bob, the Opera House advertiser, in- forms us that Uncle Josh Spri;ceby'' is simply the proper caper. Bob is just now considering a proposition of Mas coting Uncle Josh. He thinks they would pull together first-class if Man shan & Moore will release his con tract.
 Officer Chasrles Thomas arrested 8 Mexican in the Turf saloon last night who had attempted to stab another Mexican, but the Mexican was too near the Ielr door and fled. Thomas gave chase up the railroad track and fired a shot in the air and soon after secured his man.
 Like apple blossoms that fall in the spring after a shower of rain when the wind blows through the orchard, so dc tears fall from the eyes of spectators during a production of Uncle Johr Spruceby," and just as the tun follow the rain so does laughter succeed tht tears in the rendering of the drama.
 A. w. Strum and wife have opened the Grand hotel, that has been re. gently closed, and will furnish tabl, board and room. They had the Struu boarding house for four years ant moved upon Quality Hill and opened boarding house there, which was TUT till she present time. They have beer in Bisbee for a number of years ant are well known.
 W. A. Gillespie, prosperous farme, of the Gila valley, arrived in Bisbrs yesterday and will visit Douglas ant others points before he returns tt Graham county. MT. Gillespie own! extensive farming interests in the Gils valley, and is here for the purpose ol disposing of his hay crop. Mir. Giles pie reports water very scarce in the Gila valley, and says that unless rain comes isoon the crops will be fail ure.
 T. J. Harris, who has been very low with pneumonia for the past few days, died yesterday afternoon. De- ceased is a on-in-law of Mrs. Miller, who recently lost an only son. MT. Harris was for some time employed al the Copper Queen smelter as crane man, and was so engaged when at. tackled with the late illness which re suited fatally. He was well known among his cO.workers and had many and fast friends. The former home Oi the deceased is in Pennsylvania, where the majority of his people reside. A