The Weekly orb., 1898-07-03

Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma ant Indian Territory. Arizona's quota i
 three companies, or SIS men; New : Mexico, 424 men, while Oklahoma vii
 raise the remainder of the regiment Arizona is authorized to name the colo
 nel of the new regiment, and it will un doubtedly be Governor McCord. Lieut. Tupes also states that Whipple will bt
 the point to concentrate the Arizons and New Mexico infantrymen, and that no arms or accoutrements will be issued here, his instructions being to shelte, and feed the soldiers only. He is very busy arranging the barracks today for the rece ption of the volunteers.
 The Fourth of July committee held s meeting last night and everything is running smoothly and grand celebra. ton is assured. The amount of money collected is something over $l ,000 there. by insuring most glorious time. The fireworks have arrived and this year there will be much better display than last. Let everybody put their shoulder to the wheel and show out side people what Bisbse can do in giv- in 8 royal celebration.
 According to the latest ,advices of the wounded in the late battle at Santiago, we find the name of Tom Wiggins, of company E. Wiggins was one of the Bisbee volunteers and acted as their color bearer upon their departure from Bisbee. He was employed at the smell ter and was very steady and industri- ous wound man. His many friends here sincerely hope his wounds will not prove fatal, and that he will soon be able to join with his command again.
 The Arizona and South Eastern Rail- road company ia sinking an artesian we'll at the HasseIgren place on the river, to be used in filling their water tanks at that place. The we'll is now down to depth of about fifty feet and a small amount of water has already been struck but not sufficient for the supply needed. A sandstone formation was struck by the drill yesterday and it is thought when the drill has forced f it's way through this etrata, sufficient supply will be obtained.
 Joe Martinella, who hes been rusti- eating in the Sulphur Srring valley for several days, returned home last even- ing, bearing visible evidence that he pro6ted by the CT 1ise. While out he was attacked and bitten on the lower limb by a scorpion, the venomous rep- tile dying for it's poor judgment. Joe says he visited the county seat, and while there requested saloon keeper te call in every man in town, as he wanted to sst 'sm up; the treat amount ed to only $l.
 - The The Masonic fraternity of Bisbee has been made the recipient of handsome and costly Everett pipe-organ, the donors being Arthur. E. James, Cleve- land H. Dodge and James Mclean, all of whom are connected with the Copper Queen company, and reside in New York city, from whence the appreciated present arrived yesterday. The instru. yment has been placed in the alcove of the Masonic temple; an electric mo- tor is to be attached to the organ to furnish power for the bellows, when heavenly strains will burst forth in melodious consonance with the grand order that has been thus kindly remem- bered by gentlemen whose names will ever be held in esteem by grateful re- cipients.
 The volunteers who left Bisbee last Saturday evening for Tucson, are en. camped at the old pueblo, as will be seen from the folwing article clipped from the Star: "Tents were pitched on Sunday on the Samaniego place, just south of the Eagle mills. Thirty six men from Bisbee, miners who gave up jobs, came in early and are in camp, making a total of sixty-four. There is a shortage of arms. Captain Henry Gray is tented and carries on affairs in true military style. He had encourag . ing news from Phoenix yesterday and expects more in the mail. The boys have been taking coffee and crackers at reveille, a. m., good meal at 9 and again at o'clock. The principal diet is beans, bresd, bacon, potatoes and coffee. Drills are in order, and last night the new men went to the plaza to show off in that line. Up to date sev- eral donations in grub snd cash have been made. Judge Barnes provided six tents. Blankets are needed very uch. The officers have paid consid- able out of their own pockets. The personnel of the company is good, and with old members will show up over one hundred men. They are anxious to m ove."