Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Lawrence Smiles went away last eve ming for few days.
 The REVIEW now guarantees its subscribers a bona fide circulation of 1000. To be exact the number of papers to be printed tonight is 1915.
 Most hattering reports continue to come in from Douglas. The town seems 10 be enjoying a healthy growth and substantial buildings are going up rap idly.
 The base m ent wall just east of the new bunk building and abutting he bank building will furnish very beautiful enclosure, where it is in- tended to have a miniature park.
 Gordon R Campbell, secretary of the Calumet X Arizona Mining company, was an arrival from Calumet, Mich, yesterday and will remain in Bisbee for week or ten days on business connected with his company.
 W. O. Franklin, of the Boston Hose and Rubber company, returned from Nacozari and other points in Mexico yesterday, He reports business espe- cially good just now. Mir. Franklin will be in Bisbee for few days.
 J E. Brown, of the Free Coinage. left yesterday morning for Hot Springs, Arkansas, for stay of two months. En route he will visit the Carnival at Fl Paso and expects to reach the springs obout the 10th inst.
 No one can doubt that Bisbee is a business center if he will note the string of freight teams strung along the company warehouse loading or un- loading their cargoes of freight. They certainly give the impression of very much larger city.
 A report was current today that some trouble was experienced at Gleeson vest, lLay by an effort to cut m ners' wages. The miners properly resented the same and the management restored the figures and work was resumed without further trouble.-Prospector
 F. s. Maclay, of Globe, better known as Bob" to his large circle of friends throu2 bout the territory. is visitor in Bisbee. Mr. Maclay vas assistant chief clerk of the council in both the 20th and 2lst Legislatures and is pro- minent in the politics Of Gila county.
 Frank B Dorr, late of the Los An geles Times has accepted position on the REVIEW staff in tue capacity of city editor. Mir. Dorr comes highly recommended as newspaper man and the REVIEW considers itself fortunate in securing his services. Any cour- tesies extended will be appreciated by the management.
 Frank Gordon, aged 60 years, died of heart disease at the county hospital yesterday, where he had been as a pri- vate patien. frr about three weeSs. MT. Gordon was an old friend of Ben F. Sneed of the Greene Cattle con- pany. The funeral will be held upon the arrival of Mir. Sneed, who is ex- pected today.-Prospector.
 Judge Allen R. English, the veteran lawyer of Tombstone, is in the city on the sick list. There is probably no better known lawyer in this section of the country than Allen English. In the palmy days of old Tom bstone Mark Smith, now delegate to congress. and English locked horns in some famous mining cases that have gone down into the history of mining litigation.
 Dr. Edmundsen drove over to Naco Monday to examine the smallpox sit uation there, as there has been a good deal of talk about it. He found two well defined cases there, both being Americans. The patients were well guarded and quarantined and are do- ing as well as can be expected, al- though the doctor could not say whether any other cases would come to light, as there seemed to be no fur ther evidences.