Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

co, coming up from the border city as a witness in the cases being prose cutsd against Naco citizens by the El Paso and Southwestern.
 Mrs. Jenkins and daughter, mother and sister respectively of E. F. and L. H. Jenkins. who have beeen visiting with the latter gentlemen in Bisbee for the past two weeks. left for their home in Boston yesterday.
 B. Tomlinson. prominent Prescott mibing man, with interests in Sonora. registered at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday.
 Mrs. E. J. Flanigan. wife of Assist ant District Attorney Ed Fianagin and Miss Helen Flanigan, left yesterday for Cloudcroft where they will spend their sumner vacations.
 L. c. Overlook. the local stock broker, left last evening for Seattle, Washington. on business pertaining 10 his proposed lumber deal in Sonora.
 F. A. Edwards, manager of The Re- view job office, returned to the city yesterday from El Paso where he has been on business for his establish Eent.
 D. D. Kenneth, immigration inspector at the port of Naco. accompanied by his mother. Mrs. A. Nemeth, spent yesterday in Bisbee. MT. Nemeth was summoned to appear before Justice Mcdonald in the celebrated coal steal ing cases.
 F.P. Fletcher, night operator at the Postal office, left last evening TOT Spokane, Washington, to accept telegrapher's position at that point.
 Contractor James Herrick left last eering for Benson where he goes on business connected with the hauling Of material to mines in that vicinity.
 Editor Shinn, of the Benson Press spent yesterday in Bisbee. He reports that Benson is looking forward 10 reign of prosperity due to the coming of inc westerly terminus of the Cana nea. Yacui River and Pacific.
 Chairman John J. Bowen of the Beard of Supervisors yesterday left for Tombstone to be present at the meeting of the board of equalization which convenes at the county seat to- day.
 john Mullen, who has been spending the mast few days in Bisbee. left yes terday for Nogales where he goes 10 attend the grand lodge of Red Men or the territory.
 MT, and Mrs. John Breeding yes terday took their departure for Fort Thomas Hot Springs where MT. Breeding goes for treatment Tor severe attack of rheumatism.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hankins let ves.erday for Nogales where MT. Hankins goes as a delegate from co
 aA ledge of the territory.
 Boston & Brown. the focal uguoi dealers. are having built at Loweii new building which, it is said, VIII De used for saloon purposes.
 Robert Brooks, president and gen eral manager of the Brooks Consoh dated Copper O., with mines in sc nora, left yesterday for Cananea on business for his company.
 Paul Heermans, travelling repre- sentative for an Fl Paso printing house. and formerly of Tucson, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 John Munch, Lee Ross and Robert Campbell were among the delegates from Cochise tribe of Red Men who went to Nogales yesterday to attend the Great Council of Arizona Red Men
 J. C. Boughter, who spent Sunday in the city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. Spaulding, returned to Cana nea yesterday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Sanderson will leave this morning for Catalina Isl and where they will spend the re- mainder of the summer.
 ". T. Owen, of the reportorial staff of the Cananea Herald, spent Sunday in Bisbee on business, returning to the Greene camp yesterday.
 Harry DeFord, linotype orepator at the Evening Miner office. left last ev- ening for Douglas from where he will proceed to Hot Springs, Arkansas. He will return to Bisbee in about a month.
 Yesterday was pay day along the line of the Fl Paso and Southwestern. the pay car arriving in Bisbee last evening
 L. Ferber, the Brewery Gulch mer- chant, returned last evening from Cliff ton and Morenci. where he has busi- ness interests. MT. Ferber lost car ;oad of goods in a railroad fire which occurred in the yards at Lordsburg, New Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. ;. E. Thompson have returned from their camp in the Chi ricahuas. They report having had most enjoyable outing, and that there are still ten Bisbee people at their camp who will extend their stay iD the mountains for several weeks.
 c. s. Crockett was visitor from Naco yesterday as witness in the coal cases being tried before Justice Mcdonald.
 County Assessor B. J. oReilly is back in the city from Tombstone, where he has been busy with the Board of Equalization.
 Frank Abrams. of Hotel Naco, spent yesterday in the city as witness in the coal cases brought up from that town.