Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-28

.OOU6LAs NEWS Mere fer tsoiidays.
 Niss Clara L. Grindeli arrived this morning from Milwaukee. to spend christmss with her brother, Ed Grindell, secretary of the chamber of commerce. Miss Grindell Is stop ping at the Csdsden-
 Gees to courtiand.
 Mrs. Landry, who arrived in the eiiy wednesday from New Orleans. enroute to Courtiand to spend the hol days with her son. was a passen- ger this morning on the Coartisnd train.
 Home for Vacation.
 Miss Margaret Nix. daughter of Mir. and Mrs w. s. Nix. of Fl Tigre, is in the city on her way home from Tucson university, where she Is a student Miss Nix is the guest of Miss Rachel Williams. one Of the city teachers.
 Wed on Wednesday.
 Miss Liiiie May Gardner and Dan iei F. Taylor were marr ed Wednes- day at the home of the brides pay ents near this city. Rev. F. T. Walker. pastor of the Baptist church, officiating. The attendants were Miss Myrtle Johnson and MT. John Kelly of this city.
 Heffern Mine.
 President Heffern of the Heffern Mining company, left for his min ns camp today. after having transacted business here He says that two important ore strikes we're recently made on the property, which Is very encouraging. There are now twenty five men employed on the Heffern property. The Heffern group ad- joins some of the claims of the Swiss helm group. which will be worked by Gundaker. who is now establishing SsInPuS eVuipnitHt iof steat p"s p10'- Go to Clifton.
 Mrs. W. s. Mclaughlin of Eighth street. accompanied by her children, Marguerite and Billy, left on this mornings train for a weeks visit with Msr Mei.aughlin's sister in Clifton.
 Building is Completed.
 The new water department office building on the triangle block boun- ded by 1T and Railroad avenues, Eleventh and Twelfth streets, will be completed and ready to turn over to the commission tomorrow 1t pre- sents a very attartiye appearance and is an improvement for that sec tion of the city.
 Looks Good to Him.
 A well dressed white man who had been found down and out last night. unable 10 look after himself WAS this moruing assessed fine of s10. He was then handed the roll of bills which had been taken from him when he was arrested and which contained more than $1oQ. He pad ais fine, remarlfing as he did so: Gee. but that money looks good to ne this morning" Then he thanked he officers for his arrest and the of his money, and de- 1 Dosited the greater part of it in care lf Marshall Igo until he should he ready 10 leave for Los Angeles. Come From Phoenix.
 Supt. Lutz of the city schools re- word this morning that a large delegation of teachers would leave Phoenix tomorrow. to be pres ent at the Territorial institute, to be held in this city next week. Firemen Vii! Meet.
 The regular monthly meeting of the volunteer department will be held at headquarters in the city hall on Monday night Win Wed Tuesday.
 Ray Kelly of Sunnyside has gone to Uyalde, Tex. to be married on December 27. and will return with his bride about January l.
 On the Range.
 E. A vonArmin has returned 10 the cit yfrom the Animas Valley in New Mexico. where he was ''on the range" with some Of his old-time cowboy friends for two or three weeks Now. that Won has disposed of his real estate business in Doug las it is quite natural for him to re- turn to his old life. Before coming 10 Douglas he had for number of years had charge of the Double Circle" ranch on Eagle Creek in Graham county.
 Horse and Rider Hurt.
 P J. O'Neil, who arrived in Doug jas day or two ago from Phoenix. claiming to be race rider, was badly hurt his morning when on the Sunnyside tracks exercising the horse owned by R. W. Arthur. The horse sran away and O'Neit was dis lodged receiving a bad cut on the head, which extended from the fore head to point behind the right ear The wound was dressed by a physi- clan and O'Nel is walking about the streets. The horse, after free ing himself ran into wire fence