Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21
cANANEA NEWS NOTES.
(From the He1ald.)

tfrom tnS Herald
 A. A. Cross came in yesterday iron
 Naco
 l. Lowenstein returned to Tucsol
 yesterday.
 John Donleavy was among the Bis
 bee visitors this week.
 S. E. Mcdaniel arrived from Douglas Tuesday and is visiting his family.
 Hon B. F. Packard. of Arizona made a hurried trip in and out on Fridays train.
 D. A. Saunders, Of Hillsborough, N M.. was a visitor here for a couple of days last week.
 H. D. Cleveland, of the Nina Ca chisse, returned to the mine yesterday, going via Douglas.
 i Mss Hazel Kidder left for her home n Douglas yesterday. She was here on a visi; to her brother.
 B. N. Norton had sufficiently recov- cred from Wednesday nights ball in Naco to get home yesterday.
 J. s Thompson, of Fl Paso. came here Thursday to call or his friend F. C. Hlll. He left the next day
 C. J. Beall went to Douglas Wednas- day on a business mission. He met there E. J Parkinson, an old time resi- Gent If Cananea. formerly holding a responsible position with the c. C. C. Co. Mir. Parkinson is at present prac- ticiDg law in Fl Paso.
 Departed events leave a gloom be- hind. A number of tradesmen mourn fully quote the above when they think of the last circus which visited Can anea. CO-incident with the appearance of he circus were many bogus coins which cllng to their present owners.
 Mrs. J. H. Kirk returned from her eastern vis.t yesterday In company with her husband she visited the Worlds Fair. and later extended her visit 10 Washington. D. C., and other cities On the Atlantic coast.
 Dr. J. A. Clark has removed from Douglas and is now associated with Rr. Fernandez in the medical practice
 w. E. Aldrich, of Bisbee. was here several days, returning early in the week.. NIT, AIdrich is an experienced mininm san and devoted his time here to q critical inspection of the camp. He thinks Cananea is the greatest ever.
 Jack Staples received work Sunday that his brother had ben killed in he sugar plant al Oxnard. near Ventura. Cal. where he was employed. No particulars were given. Mir. Staples left for California that afternoon.
 Jas. Powell left for Tucson Thurs day.
 H. C. RoIfe and wife. pioneer resi- dents of Cananea. were arrivals Thurs day. and VII make 8 short visit here.
 H. c. Hooper, who formerly superm- tended operations on the Refugio mine, near Puertocito, was in the city On a short visit Wednesday.
 Roadmaster Murphy. of the c. c. c. Co. railway. VII spend the Christmas holidays in Salt Lake ity, Utah. He left Thursday
 A force of men began work in inc Casino Mitchell. Thursday. altering the interior of that building to ac- the Banco de Cananea and 7. general ofice force, C. CV. c. Co, i which will soon occupy the building.
 The San Javier. about 12 miles from | The Calumet & Yaqui River property, | has in operation it's new 40-ton smel- 1 ter. Excavation is in progress for a !, plant destined to extract the lead from the silver bullion this company pro ! duces.
 Ed. Brown started out on a tour of the. country today. First place he will stop is Bisbee.
 R. Spring went to Naco today 70 meet his wife who has been visiting in Fl Paso for some time.
 l.. A. White left for Los Angeles, Thu day, where he will spend Christ mas with his parents.
 Mrs. W. c. Brown was taken sud denly III last Sunday while at the lake. Although still quite sick, her coDditicn is much improved
 The custom shelter Of the Yaqui River Smelling and Refining Co., with a capacity Of 175 tons daily, will be blown in in the near future. J