Bisbee daily review., 1902-05-27
NACO NEWS
 ""'' "-"' LETTER
Naco, May 24, 1902

known real estate, mining ana cattle man, of Tucson, but now in charge of Col. W e. Greene's real estate busi- ness at La CanRnea. was a visitor in Naco today.
 The Napoleon Mining company is pushing work on its rich property. It is the purpose of this company to as- sure the stockholders of the existence of a splendid property in which they have invested their money.
 The article under the heading "Statesmanship in Reserve" in the edi- tOrial column of the Muncie. Ind, Star of May 11th has been read apprecia- lively here. The article speaks in the highest terms of Mark Smiths work in congress and his loyalty to his be- loved Arizona-which. says the Star, has been carried even unto the verge of the grave"
 A number of Naco citizens are pre- pairing for their usual annual trip to the coast.
 O. R. Roundtree, the well known manager at the Cananeas, was vis- itor in Naco for the last few days. He speaks highly of the progress made by that camp.
 A NJ Swan, prominent citizen of Pittsburg, passed few days here this week looking over the resources of this town and district
 The extensive addition to the Cop per Queen store is being pushed for ward as rapidly as possible.
 Ben Goldman left for Cananea We'd nesday, on business trip.
 A first-class cement sidewalk will be put along the front of the property on Main street, owned by w. A. White. B. Goldman and others. On the oppo- site of the street, at the store owned by Tener & Pulitzer, cement side walk will be laid down. The Tucson Cement and Paving company has the contract for the work.
 The Rev Harvey NJ. Shields of the Bisbee Prebyterian church passed through Naco for the Cananeas We'd nesday. Mir Shields will attend to the spiritual wants of that great copper camp
 Chaplain Scott of the Baptist church Is here holding meeting and organiz- ing a Baptist church in Naco. A sum of money is ready for the building if the citizens of Naco will contribute.
 Liegett & Son, of the Bisbee and Naco Stage and Transfer line, have moved their baggage room and office to a more convenient position on Mair street They have ample accommoda- tions for passengers luggage while waiting transportation.
 Bauer & Co.,, of the Naco Meat Mar ket, have put in a large new refrigera- tor and ice chest for the summer trade.
 c. B. Fleischer of Nogales, the we'll known cigar manufacturer, has beeL in town some days on business.
 Sincere regret is evidenced on all sides at the departure today of Miss Grace Ross for California Miss Ross has been in Naco for some time and is a great social favorite and very pop ular.
 Frank Alley, the well known Globe attorney and newspaper man. has been looking his friends up in Eaco for the last few days.
 Herbert Morton, miner with Colo rado experiences and who has been prospecting for some time south 'f here, returned, Saturday. Morton states that in his opinion some rich properties can be opened up in the San Jose mountains and that the Ma poleon Mining company's property is unusually rich.
 R. Cooley and Bob Hardin left yes terday for a trip to California.
 TT. Deel is completing his new res idence west of town on Main street.
 N. Moody, of Stafford, has bought an interest in the Club saloon and will open up a nrst-class house.
 George Mitchell, manager Of the Cananea mines, was a visitor in Naco Friday.
 The hong distance telephone service in Naco is much appreciated and the conduct of the once Is excellent
 The water supply service is now frst-class, and MT. Ord Is perfecting