Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-07
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE
Naco News Items

AN&SO ANO Wo 1kCtttS
 Since the holidays some of our | people are nursing q turkey grouch, while others are parading the streets with mince- -pie-ous expression on l their cOuntenanceE : The New Nl $ dauce nl thr opera house vas well attended and the l young people took occasion 10 trip the light fantastic toe | The Naco post office has been nov ed to the Towner building where the ! postmaster will have better light and more connections quarters. The Copper Queen this week has been taking account of stock. and the manager and clerks have had a very strenuous time taking care Of their trade in addition to the extra work thereby entailed.
 Mir J. C. Dennison. who for some time was in charge of the Wells Fargo EXpI ss business here has been trans. ferred Co los Angeles. Mr. ". F. Cassell has returned 10 Naco and is again agent for the company.
 Dr. B. C. Tarbell has returned from a business trip tO Tombstone
 NIT. Elmer D. Prey of the lmmigra- tion service is away from town on his annual vacation.
 MT. Ben Bayis. who has been cash fer of the A F. R. R Co. in Naco. Son, for several months left a few days ago for NOgales where he wiu have a similar position with the same company. Mir Charles Levin, a form CT resident of Naco will return hIe to take the position vacated by MT. Davis.
 Senior Jose II. Herrera. Mayor of Agua Prieta has been visiting friends this week in NacO. Sonora.
 Glad to see our old friend Vic. W. Bennett in town a few days ago. He is looking fine and greatly improved since his painful accident on the rail- road several months ago
 Mr. W. F. Sylvester. formerly sta tion agent here for the F.. P. and $. W, R R.. has returned to Naco. Son. ora. We are glad 10 see that he has greatly improved in health during his absence and welcome him back.
 Mrs. John Towner, who has been visiting in Kansas and Missouri for the past several months on account Of her health, has returned to her home here in much improved physical con- dition.
 Mr. Jesse Towner and Mir. Harry Abrams, who are attending school in Tucson, and Mir R. T. Frazier Jr.. or Phoenix, spent the holidays with their parents in town,
 Mir. J. J. Jagers. general utility man Of the |. P. and $. w. R. E. freight deTartm mt, is employed for the present in the office of A l.. Belton general agent here. Mir. Oscar Kuhme. formerly a cap- tain in the Madero army has been 1 spending several days in this vicinity Dr. L. D. Tickets of Cananea Das- ed through town this week in his au tomobile
 School has been closed for the past two weeks and the teacher and child ren are anjoying a well earned vaca. ton.
 . Mir. F. Holler, Custom house broker ST mt the holidays with friends and relatives in San Diego, Cal
 Mir R. D. Micotti. of the office force of the A. E. k. R. Co. has returned from a two weeks vacation among relatives in San Francisco.
 Mir. W. B. Dunne, formerly inspector of customs here has been compelled on account of poor health to return to Nogales. The position at the custom house left vacant by his removal has not yet been filled.
 Mir. II. E. Overlook, mounted in spectOr of customs has returned from a three weeks visit with his parents at Tucson.
 Ar. Sarkis Jose Dominguaz. whose store was destroyed by fire a little over a year ago, has resumed business in the Towner building. Mir Doming- uez is an enterprising business man and We wish him success in his new venture
 Mir. R. C. Brown, of the Review, has been in town this week looking after the papers business in this vicinity.
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 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 6:-The executive council of the American F Federation of Labor. composed of President COmDprs tha aioht vice