The Weekly orb., 1898-10-16
Fnoru Monday 'sDail..

Cutie a rrn,ller If miners are engaged at 1 re pnt 'n;ng the annual assessmsnt wn,ko | e IT n,inin1 ciains-.
 THAT Set White wll pc tn. mex, g O. Ii O. , oc isa county is \ for.go ( con iusio He will cary tte .hii,e s'ens.t O ms ow psr,y and lHcause uf his iH thiu' re, CT l~t ce "i the "- inc s!e i!'s o;,ca ir he past twU y .ns, any rr.uo ca vuiers hay. sig. hiti.d t.eir ntcutiCn O sappnrtinG !, m rtsardle so who receives he nonina. tiop al tl.e hands tHcr party.
 We are informei by Super intendent Blackburn thal Inc affair- of tue Cops e. king of Ariybna a. this ant, are in \ most satisfactory condition. Work at Barrett Is going steadily fIrwared with out any bitch, water plenty. ore body incieaslng and everytninsgo,nS smo"th. At solomon SpIngs the Incline shati, where they a,e HOW wa king, is,in |" des, h of ihuts five feet, and ihe lelgr. which was was bat three lnch 8 wl'is at the surface, ia now about two feet wide, and the ore rich in chloride aud sal, phles of silver, 1t als, gold and copper and some leai. The nanaIrment here src yer sang l, D. of pro- pect ,an hope so. II |. b ve t,,eir sne t-i turning out bull There is DOW thr y-,mo nanes o the (. k. ay 'oli.
 Tie re marx ma l.. on the step' of tn {, train this morn,ng by q, prominent re- ,,ubacan politician that tlie "iepnb!i' can party wonld look after the Rough Ri4ers" was Ill tInlVt and not met N.ti hearty cheer. winch Il certainly dd not nerit. The citszins oi B;sbee. irrespective of party, have all i,inei 10 give hesrty welcome a3i [, hJ 'or the returning vJluIieers. Democrats. re. publicdps and po.'ul.sls nave acte' together to give our brave boysa pa,r.- otic reception ol ther home coming, but il rema ned fir an outside p'litc.an to attempt to make political ctpia al ou,
 
 of it. But thanks to tlIr good sense of our people. his ,emarks fel a- h,t as a wet blanket on the croNd The con. yer at ois al,ernarl conrernipg ,tle man Vi 70 TT -d ,h,. 1t ie prfuncto'y sche would hardly d for publication. a d h al he hear W nat wa said his ears would lave tli g'-d and |. cheeks bu,nsi W th -ham,.
 1h ma Wig ,s, one d our return ing Kuu Kid heroes was welromrt' home this orning i'v a salute of ,'yna mite. the blowing of whistles and con. tipued cheers from the crowd that hnd assembled at the lep,,. Ton is or- of our boys who ti | no, fare as in'kiy q. the others at Santiago, but received \ buiiet wounl in ms hip winch W make him cripple for life. The bu' let is still in his iip an until extracted will cause h;m more or less trouble He has also hesa a victim of 'evar an other diseases 70 tracted while dOin serv,ci for h's con try. lls has pa ( and thin slpearaIcs anl looks th,u,l re hs % throu n con-ilt able. He is ti W ak ut will te care for oy h n"ry r.enls in Bisbre.
 Tn Masoni .rtn lode ' this jn di ton " l. te @ I a' C ob, hs,e b b'ginnng Novemb,r l'tn. This w; . soubtsdly be grani liar, if pn TO nrn- of thes, sessions C 70 le ty,k a. criterion tor [ ie MasonS pf AriAo have reputation of never dong an. thing by halves, and when II comes hospitality an 100 fellowship, Inc re, ihsnts of 3lDbe don't tuk, back sea for anybody. It is eipo' tel that tn. Railroad viii bs completed to Globe b that time % the entire trip can be mace by rsn,