Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-24
NAco NEWS NOTES.
(From the Budget.l

by Thursday evenings tra;n, coming
 from Kansas City.
 I. Macmanus. the capable manager
 of the Barco de Csnshea. was in town
 cn Wednesday sEroute to Hermosilio. + R. T. Frazier ad daughter. Miss
 rishie. who. have been visiting their
 ole home in Morgan. Tex. are. ex-
 pocted to return tomorrcw
 Miss F.nnie Harley is over from
 Tombstone. where she is engaged in
 teaching school. to spend few days
 with her monther. Mis. Sid Coburn Tho town this. week has been full
 Of hard-loozing characters, pilgrims of the rail. and some of them served
 vag sciences in the local bastile Capt. ". $. Wright. one of the mounted inspectors. unlike most gov ernment officials. ri6es mule instead Of a horse. Thus is Jeffersonian simplicity outdoue. W. s. Meyers, the old Democratic war horse of Benson. who did yeo- man service during tiIe late campaign. and until recently with the Southern Pacific. is to take a position with the Cananea road.
 A distinct earthquake shock was fes here Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock Several buildings in town were shaken, the tremor being dis tinctly pIeceptfole at the Aguirre Mercantile store
 Thos. F. Young. of Newton. Kan sas. father of Robert F. Young of the bank here. was sojourner in Naco on Monday CD a visit to his son. The elder Young represents the Chicago house of Arbrckle Bros.
 c. F.. Mauldin. of the government [. bureau of animal industry, with head l quarters at Fl Paso. was in town Mon day He came here to inspect 9 I herd of 100 head of cattle bought from the Turkey Track Cattle company by \ E. A Tovrea & O.. of Bis5ee. which were duly passed and the duty paid. c. C Barry Is having q photographic a reproduction made Of the tragedy hat occ ur.ed at the Cow Ranch sev- \ eral years ago, when an attempt was , made to hold it up. sSud Will Craven ! shot The protograph is rendered 5 possible by having the incidents of the tragedy re-enacted as if staged. ". L. Humphrey. the well-knowE mining and cactleman of Canairea. s with his family has taken up his resi-. I dence in Naco. having leased the Mat. E ding place. MT. Humphrey was asso- e ciated with Allen R. English. John P q Casey. George Spindle auc Hugh Con don in the valuable Conora mining burg capitaIists
 The cattle ranges Of Cochise county were never in better condition than d Y the present time. The ranges are nc & overstocked anG there is an abundance ! of good feed anG plenty of water 2 The rains this winter will assure al 'zz z early crop of spring grass as soon a.
 the warm weather sets in. The cat
 tlemen are extremely encouraged ove
 the outlook
 W. A. Julian. of the Cananea CCp
 lper company, came up from the bil
 copper camp on Sunday. suffering
 from an attack of pnremonia, and uu
 ltil Thursday kept to his room at tn
 Hotel Naco, where he was attende'
 by Dr. Brandon and nrrsed by hi
 brother, Chas. Julian, timekeeper o
 the Capote mine He was so far in proved by Thursday. however. that h was taken to Fl Paso. xhene his ian fly lives
 The Mexican minister of war prt hibits the importation of arms into th state of Sonora until such time a the campaign against the Yaqui II dians is terminated. Many of th Yaquis captured by government troor the past year were found to be We armed. and the authorities believe th Tndians have been supplied with arm and ammunition from this eountr Special inspectors will be syatione at all ports to inforce the law. A petition has been forwarded the federal government al the Gil of Mexico calling for the removal Collector of Customs Jimenez at th
 pOTL On lIlS SlOuuN titdl lAC IT du E cends his authority and that his su orcinates are unduly oficious in u performance of their duties. TT petition was quite numerously signt V and a determined effort is to be ma
 to put a stop to the vexatious metho
 at present employed in Mexici
 customs inspection.
 Some radical changes will be ma .se. in the Budget as soon as its new pre- in arrives. It will appear in magazi ned form. 4 columns to the page. ea' )ne issue of 10 and 12 pages
 ad. Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields. who l > signed the pastorate of the Presbyt'
 ian church at .BiSbee several mont
 ago because he found thay be q Ca ifered from some of the tenets of th o~ church. and who afterwards identif
 himself with the Episcopal .eommul NC cation;~ has been assigned the rect