Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-29
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 Naco, Ariz., July 2s.-Nothing in many months has done so much t3 make the people of Naco feel So good as the prominence given the little city on the Mexican border by the big Sunday Review of last Sunday.
 They feel that the 5000 copies dis tributed widely. as is The Review. will attract the attention of thousands. as it must when l5,000 readers glance over Naco's prospects. It is now up to Naco to do something for herself. get together and push along the shelter scheme, they would soon have the mining and financial people inter ested with them, and it would be surprising. the development of the town which would arise from the project It is in good hands, however, and it is not doubted that Naco w;,l make a showing of which she may well be proud.
 Colonel Elliott, immigrant inspecto~, has returned from El Paso and the east, where he has been resting Colonel Elliott is an old newspaper man. and for long time was located in Washington, D. C., representirg g some of the largest newspapers of the coslntry He was also an old-tine ley, but since his removal to the west. has become saturated with the spirit of the west and southwest, and it would take a pretty fascinating job. with a lucrative attachment in the way of a salary, to wean the colonel from the west again to the east.
 Billy Sparks went up to the metropolis of Bisbee on Monday On business.
 The halls of justice in the supreme court of Naco. were deserted on Mon. day. Chief Justice " R. N Greaves was in Bisbee on a visit The genial judge just returned last night
 Steve Aguirre. merchant prince of Naco. with his accomplished wife, returned from an extended visit to Los Angeles and the coast on Sunday both much benefited by their trip.
 If any person thinks Naco is not on the star ascendant's path, let him try to find a place 10 live Houses are mighty scarce now. and the hotels and boarding houses are full every night.
 Naco is having lots of rain of late and the surrounding cattle country smiles at her good fortune. The peace and good order of NacC is of the highest repute under the guardianship of Officers Murphy an! Wilson. and the fear of the doses ad ministered by Judge Greaves. There was a big dance given ,t Charley Hulrs Halfway Touse Satur day night. by the young people O Naco. Some twenty couples partici | pated
 Naco is excited over the find made bl | Ira Boles few days ago. some sixty O. seventy miles south of the city in So nora. MT. Boles brought with him ; big assortment of samples of thu richest ores ever seen in Eaco, beini free milling and rich with the yellow articles. plainly discernable to the na ked eye.
 The rails for the Naco cutoff az rived here Sunday. as well as severa cars of heavy bridge timbers.
 movement iS on foot to give banquet to the Mexican officials. Il honor of Naco being made a port c entry.
 Otto Moore. the well known ban officer and guard at the Canane bank. is visiting this city and Bisbe5 Mir Moore is known as one of tn most fearless of men. and a valuabl man in case of security for the banl
 Ben Goldman, of Montgomery Goldman. returned to Naco Monda' Mir. Goldman is well satisfied with tn state of business in Douglas. and tn district generally. He spoke of tn greatly improved trade in this town.
 A large number of freight car stand on the new through line. Tn freight which is daily passed throug , the customs house to the south hs
 greatly increased. Naco now holdin the position of being the port with tn
 most extensive customs shipments O
 the border, to the coast. , A very successful dance was give
 Wednesday night at the White Hai f when thirty-fve couples danced
 the music furnished by an excelleI t band. A recherche supper was serve
 These enjoyable occasions will occI every two weeks or so. when oJ