Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

ly recovered which is pleasant news
 10 her many friends in this city. \ The cyanide plant installed at the
 west side by Messrs Macia and Ralph Is now complete and the first run is { being made, delay having been made
 awaiting the arrival of a shipment
 of cyanide.
 Floyd Smith is in the city from the
 oil fields west of Tombstone He re
 ports much interest is manifested in
 the well development and the entire
 country in the immediate district is
 covered with locations.
 A meteor of unusual size shot
 through the sky one evening last week causing quite flash of light to follow
 in the path of it's flight and created considerable comment. The meteor
 seemed to go in a direct line for the
 Dragons.
 The dance at Gage hall given under
 the auspices of the ladies of the Cath. Dlic church, was a delightful success
 This being one of the large affairs oi the season, the hall was crowded with interested spectators as well as merry dancers. The music was excel lent. Refreshments were served by
 the ladies in the large supper room and most enjoyable evening was had.
 Steve ROemer, formerly of Benson, and recently Tucson agent for the
 Wells-Fargo company, has been ap pointed route agent in this district for the company, taking the place of C. E. Hutchison, who desired to leave the road on account of the con stant travelling required. Mir. Hutchi- son will return to his former posi- tion as agent.
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler returned from Douglas this week with young Carl Moore in charge, and will see that he is properly guarded from now until after the trial at Tombstone. in which young Moore is prosecuting witness. This action was taken so that no more attempts can be made to intimidate the boy or to take his life . Dr. Randall, the new superinten- dent of the county hospital, reports that there are now fifteen cases iD the hospital ward and fifty indigents He expects a head nurse from Fl Paso in a few days to take charge. In the hospital ward there are three pat tents whose conditions are serious and they will hardly survive. Reports from the doctors are that Master Valentine Brayin is resting easy from his successful operation for appendicitis and abscess of the liver. The young patient is q brave little fellow and stood the surgical operation without complaining. The doctors at the Queen hospital look for a rapid recovery.
 Some time ago an article appear. [ ed in which it said that the Japan cur ! rent would change this winter and ] Alaska would have the warm weather ] usually enjoyed on the Pacific coast l It now appears that the scientists pre- diction was true as this has been the 1 warmest winter Alaska has known in | a hundred years. in fact straw hats 4 and linen dusters have been worn for | weeks with comfort in that northern Il land, while Jack Frost has been nip | ping out blossoms as fast as they ap- T pear.
 John Siacoma and Miss Minnei Cio- | chetti were united in marriage oD Monday by Judge Daniel Mcfarland The sister of the bride was maid oi honor and othe brother of the groom was best man. The marriage took place al the home of the brides par ents in the presence of a large nun Der Of friends. The bridal gown of lavender silk and white lace, was a dream of beauty. The bride is a young lady who las fas rination that has won her host of friends who hold her in high esteem. The groom is popular young man with many friends. He is a success ful leasor at the T. C. NJ. company and contractor on mining work. The couple left on-a honey moon trip, amidst d shower Of rice | and good wishes as they boarded the rain west.