Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-11
! PERSONAL MENTION ]

Mrs. E. A. Hurst went to Benson yesterday on a short visit.
 w. O. Morgan of San Francisco, was among the arrivals last evening.
 F. B. Moon and wife of Naco came up last evening to remain for few days.
 JIG. Johnson. of Naco. came up last night to attend to some business mat ters.
 Dana Conkling of Azoza, came ls last evening, and will emain for sev- eral Gays.
 E. B. Tarbell, of Tombstone. and his son, Dr. Tarbell, of Naco. are in the city on business
 F. w. Jackson of New York is late arrival. and is registered at the Cop per Queen Hotel. . Ike Diamond. of Diamond Bros. is in the city from Phoenix, and will re- main for sometime.
 c. J Lachance and wife of Douglas are in the city on a visit, and will re- main for a few days.
 H. S. Pebbles of Chicago is among he flood of visitors that are taking in the sights of Bisbee.
 s. L. Hoffman of Baltimore is pay ing Bisbee visit and is registered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
 Jack Hogan. who has been on the United states grand jury at Tomb stone. returned yesterday.
 D. R. Webster. a mining man from Sonora. is in Bisbee in connection with some mining business.
 Miss Lillian Whelan has taken DO sition as clerk ID the furniture depart ment of the Copper Queen Store.
 Dr. Caven has return from Tomb stone, where he was a witness before the grand jury in the O'Brien case.
 May Leahy and Grace Grove of Douglas are up on a visit. They are stopping at the Copepr Queen Hotel.
 w. R. Browny, of Fl Paso. came over last evening, and will stay and look over the camp for some little time
 Dan Hankins has been laid up with the grip for several days. and looks very bad His wife is also confined to her bed.
 F. W. Speir. a mining man of Hough- ton, Michigan, arrived last evening ano will look over the mining field while here.
 P M. Scott of Fl Paso is visiting the Copper metropolis of the South west, and is quartered at the Copper Queen Hotel.
 James Mcintyre, of Cripple Greek came to town last night and will have a good look at the Warren District De- fore he leaves.
 z. G. Norton, an ole lime Bisbee man. who has been back to the State of Maine for the past two years and a half. is back in Bisbee again
 Captain of the Rangers Tom Ryn- ing passed through Bisbee yesterday en route to Tombstone, where he goes as witness before tn egrand jury.
 Jack Blair, well known prospectol ,. will leave this morning for Yuma. where he will procure some burros, and then proceed down the river tC some ore fields where he has loca- tions
 Oscar A. Knox, of Mexico City. and New York, is in Douglas representing the National Metal company. This company buys ores. mattee. precipi- tates, bullion, and all kinds of mill and furnace products
 MT. Newell, the postal clerk, has re- stunned his duties on the Douglas-Ber. son run. and MT. Hutchinson, who was or this run during Newell's absence, has returned to California and is on a run going out of Los Angeles.
 F J. Mores and A. l.. Harroun, of the Fl Tigre company, left Douglas this morning for Kansas City. They have been visiting the mine and are very much pleased with U and are anxious to see the stamp mill in place and running.
 E. J. Gates, secretary of the Turkey Track at,le Co.,. was in Bisbee yes ,erday on business connected with his company, and reports that no more cattle will be shipped by his company for the present. During the past two months several thousand head were shipped to California and Phoenix It A. Packard, president of the company, is at present in California