Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-22
NACO NEWS ITEMS

b. J. ORellly mas returned rom business trip to the county seat.
 W. E. Murphy and Tom Hudspeth well known officers, went up to Tomb stone on business connected with case in which they had acted as guar dians of considerable attached prop erty.
 The postofice is under the able management of acting postmaster, Fife Robinson. during the absence of MT. Goldman.
 Ben Goldman, the Naco merchant, is in San Francisco at the Grand hotel enjoying a well earned vacation. During his absence his partner and , Henry Montgomery is busy superin- tending the duties of the hrm-
 Captain R. H. Reynolds, of the Reve- nue service, has taken charge of the custom house at Douglas, during the vacation of the regular collector. His friends at Naco will be very glad when this popular and energetic ofn- cer returns to his post Of duty at Naco.
 The rajnstorm between Naco and the river Friday afternoon is said to have been the heaviest ever known in that locality.
 MT. Hickey. of the well known firm of Callahan & Hickey, has been ID Naco several days this week taking orders for his special brands of peers and liquors.
 The second of the series of the dan ces at the White last week was an eminent success Several Bisbee la dies and gentlemen were present and a most enjoy able evening was spent
 Mrs. Avery Curry, Mrs. Joe Curry and Miss Edith Brown have left for the Huachucas on a vacation trlp-
 James Maxwell, who is well known mining expert, was in Naco Tuesday on his way to Cananea-
 Dr O. W. Brandon is making con- siderable improvement to his resi- dence and office on Main street.
 EG Ord and force of men have been thoroughly overhaullns the pumps and plant this week at the water works.
 w. R. Chaffin has now on hand at his commodious cold storage con- signment of the finest beers and other goods. and this is great conVen- fence to the Naco tradesmen.
 Gus Livingstone. the popular sherln of Yuma county. was in Naco Wednes- day on official business.
 Voters should call in at the local justice of the peace office at Naco and register early.
 number of well known travelling mon at the Naco hotel chatting on the subject of trade generally, agreed that Naco. for the quiet season Of the wear was one of the busiest towns in Arizona
 MT John has completed the erection of a substantial residence near the site of his dwelling that was burned down a few weeks ago. He win occu- nv his new home in a day or two
 Curry & Co.,. of the Emporium, are adding to their stock of aftracuVe speciaIties Among other features the well known Hamilton Carnart company have appointed them agents for the famous union-made clothing
 N. J. Curtis. the prosperous rancn- man came in town Wednesday on ous- mess. He says the ranches are iook- ing well and there will be good crop of fruit
 The little boy ran over by wagon near Lands Staion, and whose reg and arm were broken, is doing well and will recover
 Jim Johnson, of the firm of Johnson a Co vas going home Monday night when a man stepped up 10 him near tbe new opera house, and placing e,n near his brest, asked nlm 10 n1ease hand over his cash. MT. Jonn- son explained that he was entlreiy w;thout cash, and invited the party to search him. which was done. The rohher then commanded him to go ,auay at once and not to look oenlnd, which mandate was readily ooeyeo-
 cus Liyipestone, sheriff of Yuma county was in Naco Wednesday, hay ing followed in the tracks Of one A. IT Sommeriln. who had left his vie and family and was taking a t1p through the district accompanied by a very pretty Mexican lady. The or fense which caused the action of the sberiff was the appropriation by som merciIli of a quantity of merchandise including underwear. etc. which was found at the lodgings of the two tour isis in Naco, and taken charge of oy inc sheriff and Bob Giles, the Naco oficer. The man had taken the arti- cles from the store of a relative, wno