Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-17
MULE TEAMS ON
 WAY TO C0CHISE
NEWS ITEMS FROM WACO, ENTER.
 PRIsiNG BORDER CITY
N. Esqueda Says Location for Thirty Thousand Dollar Customs Office
 Has Been Se,ected-Other Items
Special Correspondence.)

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 Naco. Jan. 13.-Hugh Conlon, ex- under sheriff of Cocnise county was in Naco today on his way into the Arispe district, where he will inspect some mining property.
 Willis Woods and Cicero Martin of the O. R. outfit, are in town. They report lots of water and good feed The recent rains have done the rains much good and cattle are looking fine Naco had an addition to its popuia- tior last night. R. T. Frazier is the happy father of a brand new fourteen pound baby boy
 J. J. Miller. the carpenter, has To- cated in Naco and has considerable work in view. He can be found at Robinsop's barber shop.
 The tanks at ;he round house of the Ia Cananea, Rio Yaqui and Pacific railroad are nearly completed. They are of three thousand gallon capacity each. The water for these big tanks will be pumped from a we'll on the United States side of the line A Knowles pump will be installed to do the work
 Ed Barry and A. E. Turner. cattle men from the Gila valley. are in Naco. They state that there has been plenty of rain and that the irrigation ditches are kept full The range grass is very good and cattlemen will have a good year Considerable hay is being sent out of this fertile region.
 Goldman & Montgomery are making improvements in their store. Large glass show cases are being put in to exhibit their large line of mems hats. Thirty mule teams came here from La Cananea today on their way to Co., chise. These teams are to be used in the construction of the new road out of Cochise The mules will be taken overland
 mr. Gleason, manager of the Chiva- teria store at La Cananea. was Naco visitor today
 Ed Gray returned to Naco yesterday He leaves in short time for Cochise where he will have the management of big saloon.
 George Grovener. the architect of the La Cananea company, was here today.
 Miss Davidson. compositor on the La Cananea Herald, made a short stay here on her way to Fl Paso.
 Dr. Shaw, veterinarian with the bu- reau of animal industry, was in Naco on business connected with his depart ment of government work.
 An acetyline gas plant will be in stalled at once in the White block All the block will have light from the Flart
 Mrs. Earle Layton entertained 3 number of friends at her home last evening Music and dancing were the
 
 has rented a business building 1T Douglas and will start a saloon anC rooming house there soon.
 The contract for the offices of tht Mexican customs service has been let The offices will be on Internationa street.
 N. Esqueda, customs broker, is th' authority for the statement that al engagements have been made for tn location of the new thirty thousan dollar custom house to be built by tn Mexican government. He says tha building operations will soon begin.
 ST. MaZa a customs broker in Nae Sonora. will soon occupy the new o flee in the old Carleton house, whic was brought here from La Mauls This building has been completely rC built and makes a very fine ofic building.
 The Too Rich to Marry" compan gave a very pleasing entertainment i the Madding opera house last nigh . There was a very good audience pre- ent and every one came away sayin that they had seen the best show yt given by any organization that ha played in Naco. The members of tn company are fun makers from sta. to finish.
 Marian Williams returned to h mining property today. He was Bisbee and while there promineI mining man made him a splendid 0 fer for his property. The richness MT. Williams strike has become pre- ty well known and is attracting CO siderable attention among capitalists