Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-26
PERSONAL MENTION

chemists. will shortly install a small
 laboratory plant for oil concentration
 of ores. The plant to be installed will be known as the Elmore system.
 At present there are several of these
 small plants in operation in the Unit
 ed States, and about seven hundred and fiftyS tons of ore are treated in
 this manner daily.
 Dr. Shine was a passenger to Doug
 las last evening, and will return this 1 morning.
 Thos. Collins, chief clerk of the C.. & A. mine. was a visitor at Douglas
 yesterday on business for his com
 pany. He returned to Bisbee last
 evening to welcome the party of
 Michigan visitors. Mrs. John Detloff is erecting two residences in rear of her home on School Hill. Both are rented. Clint Keller is putting up a resi-
 dence on School Hill for J. W. Jones. Andy Lightfoot, who is the owner of some very valuable mining proper ty in Sonora. was in Bisbee last ev- ening.
 Sheriff Lewis has returned to Tombstone after short business trip
 to the east end of the county. hay is worth s10 per ton and very lit- Advices from the Gila Valley say tle to be had. The outlook for the summer crops is bad owing to scarci- ty of water. Jake Schmid is excavating a store room 40x1O0 under the store of Bux- ton-Smith company. This room will be utilized by the firm. Edgar Jones, representative of Ot- to Kuene Co.,. of Denver. is in Bis bee
 Mrs. Geo. E. Buxton and Mrs. J. Y. T. Smith will soon leave for Phoenix, and then go on to California where Mr. Buxton will join them. They will then visit Yosemite. Mrs. Bert Mcintyre, who was claw ed by a pet bear. has recovered from her slight injuries. Mrs. w. Coger was visiting friends in town yesterday Mrs. L. Trowfrey, of Naco Road, is reported to be i'll. Mrs. Robert Arborn is contemplat- ing trip to her old home in Indiana. Mrs. I. c. E. Adams has been con fined to her bed for. the past week, but is now up again. Mrs w H. Long is up after several days illness. MT. Long is an engin- ger at the Czar shaft. Miss Carrie E. Smith, stenograplter of Geo. c. Clark. was at Don Luis yesterday.
 Geo. c. Clark left for Douglas yes terday
 W E. Tester, of the Vienna Bak- cry. got back yesterday from an ex- tended trip.
 N. ,and Mrs. Jack Hoatson, of South Bisbee, arrived from their east ern trip last evening". Toyrea & Co. will receive two car loads of cattle and one of hogs from Salt River today. Mir Fred Coleman is building an- 1 other residence adjoining his other property on School Hill. Mrs. c. R. Wolfe was in town from
 South Bisbee yesterday. ". F. Reynolds arrived from Globe yesterday. Mrs. Reynolds is visit
 ing in Phoenix.
 J.F. McCann has taken possession of the Starry Tailoring establishment.
 Mrs. McCann arrived from Globe yes iterday.
 Sam Bassford. while at work on a
 house at Lowel yesterday fell and
 broke his right leg. The leg was
 set by Hart & Cooper.
 Mrs. Victoria Sloat. of Cananea.
 will return home today. J. B. Boddie, of Douglas. has ac-
 cepted the position as baggage agent. R. H. Smith, formerly holding that
 position, has taken the bill desk.
 Nelson Ayers, the railroad state | ment clerk is laying of for a few days
 | Mrs Charlotte Baker, of Fl Paso,
 is with her mother, Mrs. Evans of
 School Hill, who was seriously i'll a | few days ago.
 Chas Wittig will be able to get out
 again soon.
 Frank Graf returned from Tucson