Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

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 Miss Nellie Brandt left last week for Flagstaff. where she will enter the Normal. Miss Brandt passed the high school here with honOrs.
 Norman Aber, with his mother and sister, is spending his vacation at Encinitas, San Diego county.
 Judge w. D. Mo1monier. a pioneer of this city and Pearce and justice Of the peace Of the latter city. ahs been in Tomtst.Le greeting friends.
 Joseph Giacoletie was host of a party of friends Saturday eyeEng st his home, in honor of his birthday. A delightful dance and banquet was enjoyed by the guests, who re mained until a late hour.
 John HenningeT, for many years proprietor of the Can Can restaurant Of this city, arrived in Tombstone this week from Oakland, where he had been visiting friends.
 w. R. King was an arrival last week from los Angeles, where he has been with his family. Mrs. King aud sons will remain in Los Angeles. where the boys will attend school.
 President William Holmes, of the Leadville Mining company al Court land was a city visitor last week Mir Holmes says the Leadville will soon he shipping ore regularly to the smelter. plans having been consum- mated to that end
 w. c. Hughes. deputy registration officer for the Bisbee district, has been in town on business with County Recorder owen F. Murphy. Mir. Hughes has up to date registered over .OOG voters in the Warren dis trict. which is about one-third of the registration so far sent into the re cOrder's ofhce
 The Rev. Marx will make Tomb stone his headquarters. and the home next to the church will be repaired His district embraces both Fairbank and Benson. Rev. Marx has spent thirteen years in missionary work in Africa and four years iB Mexico.
 Henry Fisher. section foreman of the F. ?. and s. W. on the Tomb stone branch, and the Fairbank d. vision of the main line. has been a Tombstone visitor. He states that rains the past month have kept his crew busy and an increased force was necessary to keep up the road bed.
 John Perrotte, one of the Iessees Of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. met with an accident this week by falling some distance in a stope where he was at work He sui fered several bad cOntusions and his side was injured.
 General Manager Ely, of the Mas cot Copper company, in the Dos ca bezas district was a county seat visitor last week on matters of busi- ness. He states that much ore is being blocked out at the company's properties and work is going right along.
 Rev. Deck and family left on Mon day last for Tempe. where they will make their home in future Rev. Deck will make occasional visits here. and win hold services at the Congregational church.
 II r- Cochise republican central commit. tee left for Phoenix, where he at- tended the republican state commit tee meeting at that city From there he will go to California on a vaca- ton of several weeks, and join his wife. who has been at the beaches for some time.
 Dan Sullivan. one of Tombstone's pioneer miners. who is well known throughout Arizona, left this week for Butte Montana, where he goes to join his brother. Dan left unattended for the long trip, although totally blind for some years. He is well and cheerful. and contem- plates the trip with much pleasure.
 H. A. Morgan, merchant and bank. CT of Wilcox, was a city visitor last week. on business at the court house. He states many new settlers are coming into the valley every week, most of them from Kansas and Ok. lahoma, and it will be only short time when nearly all available gov. ernmznt land iE that section will have been filed upon and taken up as homesteads.