Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-13
BUSY BISBEE.
A Few Cleans From the Daily Orb

Risbee public school enrolment is
larger than Prescott and now ranks
bird in the territory, Phoenix and
| Tuscon alone SURPRISING it.
| Mrs. Lewis Williams is expected
| here in the morning from Ohio, where
she had been summoned from on ac-
| count of the Illness Of her husband
| Lewis Williams.
Jas. Danforth. an old-time resident of
| Tombstone. is a recent arrival in our
| -i'fv. He has Just returned from Cuba
| where he went in the service of Uncle
| sam as n packer. He will remain here
| in1efnitely.
\ shop for the electrician of the
| Conner Queen company is being erect
d on the corner near the ice house.
| The shon viii Re fitted ND in first class
Stvle with everything needed for re
airing electric apparatus.
FnGine for the A. and S. E. r. r
rrived lost evening and is now in the
round house being fitted I'D to put on
10 roNd ri once The encine is a ten
Wheeler and weighs sixtv-nine tons
= Is sa'd she will he able to bring in
-welve loads and the Goa aches.
S+onhen Pate. ore of our Rough
oi1erS has returned TO the territory
md IS at present located alt Williams
re viii snerd the winter in the north
orn part of the territory. He has not
vele fully recovered from the effects
If tha wound in his right lung and was
afraid to come here until it was en-
tirely healed. ON account of the sui
7h"r smoke.
Mr.J Gregovich was made the hapnv
eather of an eleven-nound hoy which
arrived at his home Yesterday.
All three of the Bishoe Rough Rid
T11,I
confined in the comnanv hospital suf
fering from fever Kier is on the road
q recovery while Foster and Webb
have lust been taken down with the
1i>eASe
J. A Campbell had a broad smile on
his face and was stepping high as he
came down the street this morning.
The cause of it was quickly learned
when an Orb renorter was asked to
have Il cigar on the new heir that had
inst arrived at his home. 1t is a
bouncing hoy.
The body of Casper w. Tyler was
taken I'M today and shipped this even
ing TO San Francisco where it will be
inferred in the family residence. Mrs
Tyler accompanied the body and will
remain in California for several
months on visit TO her daughter.
Jack Perlinda. another of the Tomb
stone delegates who went to seek his
fortune in Alaska, returned here this
morning wiser but poorer man. He
has not a good word for that section of
the country. He reports meeting many
old Tombst toners up there but none of
them have struck it rich, as vet.
Geo. McFarlin. formerly connected
with this office. left last night for Los
Angeles where he goes. we under
tory to starting a Republican paper in
thiS city.
Word was received from Tombstone
this morning to the effect that the en-
tire male population of that borough
We're out celebrating last evening in
honor of the marriage of Johnny
Pparce. From gentleman who was
there. we learn that the old town was
nainted Il beautiful vermillion. and
that quite number of old stagers
were taken home in the hacks.
Johnny Pearce. one of the original
owners of the famous Pearce mine and
cousin of Ed Perrow. of our city, and
who was a recent visitor here was
married in Tombstone last evening to
Miss May Grilfoyle. of San Francisco.
Miss Grilfoyle arrived in Tombstone
Yesterday morning TO meet her intend
ed. TIE coTTfe have the hest wishes
of their many friends in Bisbee in their
new life
At the Methodist conference which
has irst closed its sessions at Tucson,
Pev. David PobPrts was ASSIGNED to
Bishee and Benson. This place has
never hid a Methodist minister sta
Toned here before. and now that it is
included among the stations of that
church we are glad to know that Rev.
Pol
IS scholorlv man. an able prea cher,
Il good neighbor and a Christian gen
tleman; nd though the Methodists have
no organization here at present. if we
mistake not. under the direction of
David Roberts. there will be both an
ORGANIZED membership of that faith
and Il church building dedicated to
Methodism before another year rolls
round