Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-18

O. E. Fowler of Pittsburg, a recent arrival in our city, has accepted a posi- tiou in the shipping department of tho Copper Queen store.
 A sister of Dr. J. w. Harrington ar rived from Fallejo, California, yester day and will remain here for some time on a visit to her brother and hii
 wife.
 A lady desires to be house keeper for gentlemen in this country one oi business integrity Good cook, neat, honest and reliable. Address box l63
 Naco, Ariz. 3-l5-3tp
 Dave Hughes, who has been suffer ing from rheumatism for number ot weeks, has sufficiently recovered as tc be able to resume his duties with the company store.
 Jas. H. Kirk, superintendent of the Cananea mines, spent Saturday in Bis bee while waiting for the Green party cyming from the east, and joined them at Naco Sunday.
 Mir. A. E. Edwards, of Pasadena. ar- rived last week to accept position in The Bank of Bisbee. MT. Edwards has had experience in the banking business and the officers of the bank feel ex- tremely fortunately in securing SO eff. licient a man.
 George Wells and William Bowers, the contractors, have secured the con tract for the brick work of the new warehouse for the Copper Queen com pany at Douglas, and with force of men will leave today to begin the work. These gentlemen have the con. 'ract for the work on the gymnasium, bnt have had to stop work for the pres ont owing to the nouarrival of brick.
 Died at Bisbee March l6th. Harry L. Wimberly age g. The death of MT Wimberly is one of those pathetic ca ses of a young msn cut down in the flower of his usefulness when life and promise were all before him. He was employed as car inspector and had been in that capacity for some time past. He was we'll liked by all who knew him. He was member of the order of the knights of Pythias under whose aus pices the funeral took place. He lea yes a young wife and baby six weeks old.
 H. B. Porter of Victor. Iowa, who recently came to Bisbee, died at the residence of Muirhead yesterday. He was unknown here, but by the papers found upon his person he was travelling for his health. He seems to have been an inventor of some note, having papers of that description with him. He is in charge of the Knights of Pythias and his funeral will take place today. He is man of about 35. His people have been telegraphed and word is expected at any time.
 William Stewart, the miner and prospector, formerly of Bisbee, met with a painful and peculiar accident last week at the Old Dominion mine in Globe. He was In the act of setting bis pick down on the ground. his right hand covering the end of the pick handle, when a chunk of tale slipped from the well, landing on top of bis hand, mashing 1t badly and breaking several bones. He will be unable to use bis hand for considerable length Of time.
 A miner known as "Red'' Colwell, who was in Bisbee last year, was re- gently badly injured in the Un ited Verde mine, and when he was able to leave the hospital he was able to leave the hospital he was ina very week con- lition, wit bout means, and little hope of being able to work for several His friends were about to raise purse for him when H. J. Allen, Financial agent of the company, heard ,f the circumstances and gave him a check for s1, 900 to tide him over the hard times.