Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-25

him: "He is a man who Is true to his friends and just with his enemies" |"
 If he had written book about him he could not have paid him a higher compliment. The gentleman is thor oughly interested in his little city and its development He is doing all that man can do to make his town a place of beauty, healthy, happy and thrifty; many of our own mayors might learn lessons from him that would be profit able. saw the ordinances of the city They are not numerous. but are terse. pointed and plain, and h enforced VIII produce good government
 The police management of the city is under the direction Of Mariana Ia guna eff am right in the spelling of the name), and my informants said that he was very efficient and capa- ble officer. He was away on ofiicia business when l called, and I did not have the pleasure of meeting him Perhaps it is just as well. though I will assert that was reasonably good while in his jurisdiction.
 The judge of the municipal court is Hon. Manuel Lopez. He is a careful. conservative judge, and few of his decisions are ever disturbed by higher tribunals. Frequently important fed erei business is sent to him by the federal judge at Nogales, and it would not surprise me much to hear that Judge Lopez had been promoted to the federal bench. The people all speak well of him, and that is generally a mighty good. sign.
 There is a whole big bunch of busi- ness done in Agua Prieta. Several big stores are hustling all the time, and trade is brisk. MT. Camou q did not get his front name) would do credit to a down east Yankee. He runs big. thriving store, owns heaps of land. and is square in his dealings. IF. p. Mendoza is another thriving merchant, and his methods are also on the square. He does large busi. ness, and has the confidence of the public, not only in his own city, but in Douglas as well. There are other hustling. busy tradesmen in the place, but my limited time made it impos sible to go and see them and get their nqmes; however. promise to come again some time and give square deaP' to all, as our blessed Teddy says
 I suppose that some of my few. nameless, and perhaps wearied at- mirers have at some time or other in the history of the world visited Nj agara Falls. It is a great place, with plenty of water flowing over a mighty precipice 165 feet high. The water is deep, too, and the river wide. II makes a rainbow in the sky, and the mist can be seen for miles and the thunderous roar can be heard for long distance. Well, thousands of people go visiting there, and some go to commit suicide. At Niagara Falls they have the same identical curio stores that they have in Agua Prieta and other Mexican border cities, and in some cities that do not border" At Niagara Falls they have Navajo blankets made in Chicago, beads, charms. etc, that are said to be relics from Table Rock, when in fact they are made out of fine gypsum that comes from England; but then that does not make any difference as long as the people are fools enough to be Heve. These curio stores made me think of the east, and reminded me Of nome, sweet home" But the curios in Agua PTieta are real, and not in correctly labeled. They carry truth and value along with them, and a mighty lot of skill in their manufac ture. as we'll They made me think just the same, and I have partially written out my think" here. Mexico has the name of the finest workers in the fine arts in the land. l bought