Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-29
SMALLER NEWS ITEMS

| Lave hdmSdy mas been suffering the past two weeks with severe illness. /; Sol Levy, the San Francisco whiskey | drummer, is in the city. l Gus Gottschalk, Tombstone mer. chant, was seen on the streets of Bisbee yesterday.
 John J. Quinn, the well known mer- chant tailor. returned from a trip to Mexico yesterday. Joe Schwartz, the Bisbee and Doug. i las plumber, spent Thursday in town.
 Trainmaster c. A. Brown, of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, was a Bisbee visitor yesterday. | Thomas Grindell and David Ingra- ham left last evening for MT. Grin. dell's mines in Pinal county.
 A. H. Moves left last night for a short visit in Douglas. ! Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart re turned Thursday from their honey moon.
 Mrs. s. w. Clawson was a passen- ger on last evenings train bound for a visit to the San Bernardino ranch of J. II. Slaughter.
 Allie Howe, one of Tombstone's citizens, returned to the county seat last evening.
 Editor Semple. Of ,he Tombstone American, passed through here yester- day on his way home from a tour of the principal cities of the county.
 T. P. Lloyd returned from a trip to the Cananeas on mining business.
 Rev. H. NJ Shields and family went to Naco yesterday.
 W. R. Humphries. the mining pho 5ographer, will leave for Nacozari this morning for the purpose of taking pict ures along the line Of the Nacozari 1 railroad and in and about the Mocte- zuma mine Of the Phelps. Dodge and company
 B. K. Cheynowsth. of Houghton, Michigan, is in the city Investigating the mining resources of the camp. ! Horace J. Stevens. the editor of the Handbook on Copper. arrived last evening from Houghton, Michigan. He will look over the district for a week or ten days.
 Capt. William Wills, Of Osnpeming, Michigan, who has been here for the past two weeks, looking over the ad- ] joining section is at the Copper Queen. He is favorably impressed with this country.
 The Bisbee West contemplates start ing work again between June 1st and 18th.
 Henry Patterson, a well known old time miner of this section, left for San Francisco to enjoy his annual vacation ! Miss Coffin, of Chicago. who has been visiting friends in. this city, is confined to her room in the Copper Queen hotel with an attack of ner. vous prostration.
 Attorney Merritt took the degree of Knight in the K. of P. last Tuesday evening.
 Terry Hogan, who has been serious ly i'll for some time, is now recovering under the care of Dr. Hart.
 George Shibley, the Fl Paao and Southwestern roadmaster, was visi tor to Bisbee Wednesday.
 August Joerss is gradually improv ing from the effects Of his severe at tack of rheumatism.
 Bill Holmes, interested in Turquoise mines, is in the city.
 John J. Mitchell is late arriva from Fl Paso, and is visiting witt Robert Hennessy.
 The little child of Mir. and Mrs Frank Walsh is reported as mucf better
 w L. Mailman, who was so serios ly injured by blast at the Higgin! Development compary's propert! Tuesday evening, is getting along nice ly. There is now no danger of hin losing his sight. as was at first fearet he would.
 William Hughes, who is developin; some promising property just this sid' of Sulphur Springs valley, is in iron the property. He reports fine indica tions in the face of the tunnel he il driving.
 Brakeman 4. Roca was among tn number of railroaders seen on Bisbee' streets yesterday. Mcdonald and Kinsey report tn consummation of two big real estatt : deals this week. , Engineer McAfee and Fireman Scott wer in the cab of No. IS. whicl > pulled the Douglas special to Morenci !. PROBATE NOTICE .bo CO,trt of tho Conn f,