The Weekly orb., 1898-04-10
From Tharsday's Daily.

From Thtrsday's Daily.
 Otto Geisenhofer returned today from Tombstone.
 Con Harrington, the river cattleman, ia in our city.
 The saw and hammer can be heard on all our adjacent hillsides.
 The iuAtics courts have been rather dull during the past few days.
 The Saddle Rock restaurant has changed hands again.
 Carpenters and painters are kept busy at present in our city.
 w. B. Hosmer expects to leave in a few days for an extended trip east.
 Del Lewis is the proud father of new son which arrived at his household yes tsr,lay.
 J. Best, the we'll known commercial man, was an incoming passenger this morning.
 Tho various militia companies throughout the territory have been mo- sifed to drill nightly.
 The Choral society are to give an en- tertainment for tho benefit of the cem. etery fund the early part of next week.
 Several commercial men were incom. ing passengers today. They all report Disbee. the best mining camp. in Ari-, sonAa
 Flank Rateman. the well known whisky drummer, left fast night for Iueton after spending several days in our city.
 Frank Hare has moved his family from the custom house to Tom mbstone where they have taken up their resi- :. residence.
 The Bisbee delegation from Phoenix brought back with them large boquets of lovely roses. the products of the Salt River valley.
 Amos Kindred has returned from Mo. rcnci, where he went to put in new ma. chinery for the snielter there, which is ewned by Phelps, Dodge < Co.
 Wm. Beatty. the valley cattleman, was visitor to our thriving city today. He reports the cattle in that section of the country in excellent condition.
 The A. < g. E. company have already begun to load up thei side tracks with empty stock cars for the cattle ship-- ments which are to begin soon.
 The Bisbee delegation who wont to Phoenix, returned this morning and all report having first class time. They say the Phenecians treated them in ele. Eant style.
 Two of the proprietors of our tailoring ssts blishments had . slight difficulty uP- town yesterday and fought the first round in lively manner with honors about even. The second round is to be tried in the justice court today, and the third may be looked for at any time.
 The Bisbee correspondent of the Pros- pector must have been somewhat rattled when he wrote that the ORB editor was in Phoenix. He has not been there to our knowledge, but has been in our city all of the time trying to furnish items for the readers of the ORB, 60 that the Prospector might copy them in it's Bis bee column.
 A slight wreck occurred at Benson yesterday morning but no fatalities resul. teH: The baggageman was considerably ly bsuised up,but not seriously. The acci- dent was caused by the s. P. Flyer rnn- ming into the Nogales train as the latter was pulling out'of tho yards. Both en- zines were badly damaged, while the windows in most all of the coaches were shattered to pieces from the force of the collision.
 The two-year-old son of w. L. Furga- son, of Bolton, Miss, had whoopiny cough. "After several physicians hal prescribed for him, without giving relief" writes Mir. Furgason, W per suaded my wife to try 25 cent bottle q Chamherlain's Cough Remedy. The first dose had the desired effect, and in forty-eight hours he was entirely free from all cough. consider your remedy the best in the market, especially for children, and recommend it at all times" The 25 and 50 cent sizes for saas,by Bbbes Drug Store.