Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-15

there" motto, endears itself to ever,
 one who becomes acquainted with it,
 people. Then across the line, ever,
 sport from marbles to bull fights in
 vite you to take yolr choice. Nacc
 is sunny little old girl if she isn't
 very fat and every body likes her.
 Alighting from Patsy Collins train
 one wiggles his way across to the
 broad. clean street which forms the
 main artery of business in the town
 It is not long until he hears the strainss of "Pienso enti," "Rosas c
 Abrojas." "Zacatecas." "Manzanillo. ; | "Tipica" and the "Esmeralda Schottische." and his heart beats fast CT as his soul soaks up those old mel odles, the sentient language of which Is read by ali and understood pest by him whose heart is full of ten ] derness and sentiment.
 Very soon he discovers a street where they do not need a turntable TOT the wagons to turn on and side walks that would accommodate a a steer drive. The little old town he discovers is picking up'' It is dlmcult to get room for the night.
 Rents are going up, so are the spir- ito VI InC DuSiuSoo Icn ana pTOptTLy owners. Then he meets the same old faces, only a few are missing. The faces of those who have clung to Naco in the days of its diversity. They pinned their faith to the little town on the line when faithless rats were deserting it like a sinking ship. They stood by the helm and the pumps; land is in sight, a new hope .ts H. and ought to have the first golden fruits that fall from the tree of faith and devotion
 their reward is in sight. Naco is through trains do not have to back she has the laugh on us all. She can see the "big' trainss go through anII pretty soon we shall have to put up with the little ''bobtail'
 She is assured of the old customs house as a permanent feature in her prosperity, and the probabilities are that other ports of entry will be trans ferred. The extension of the Cana nea Rio Yaqui and Pacific to the gulf is an assured fact, and this
 
 her lap. Then the Gold Treasure mine Is coming to the front with a | 20 stamp mill for a starter and thous- | ands of dollars of other improvements. all of which looks good to Naco
 Trade with the southern end of the | Huachucas can be commanded as rap | idly as that district is developed Ar tesian water has been developed in | San dozen other factors combine to make Naco prosperous and permanent | litle city.
 The good feeling and absence of | friction between the American and Mexican authorities is absolutely charming It is a great graft among hobos in Naco to come around with a tale of woe about how they have just been released from a Mexican jah and how they have a poor partner in there who is revelling in -ags, vermin and starvation all because he made those goo eyes" at a Spanish maid en. and he wants just the pitiful sum of ten cents for the benefit of his starving partner It should be re- that ten cents is just the price of drink in Sonora. ihIs tear oestained supplicant on behalf of hu- nanity peeps this racket up till he gets about $1.30 when he proceeds to oad up on mescal or dago red. and foes manage to get in jail before his ,art.f Is played to a finish
 The bull fight seems to be a tired institution. but may IaEe a notion to wake up next spring. in the mean time he ring is utilized for every old ; hing. The people on the American l tide. at least, are quiety getting back : O their old form and confidence in he future permanent prosperity of he town is at high tide once more