The Weekly orb., 1898-05-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
From Thureday's Daily.

From Thureday's Daily.
 Cattle shipments will commence in a few days.
 Cattle are selling in Sonora at $9.5O gold head;
 Bisbee ships most of itsfour from the mills nt Tucson and Tempe.
 The Bisbee fish and oyster depot has closed mp for the summer.
 The Mexican citizens are celebrating their holiday by fireworks, etc.
 Mrs. Jarley and Ter renowned wax works are soon to vist tpar city.
 Quitcn number of our citizens win visit the sea coast this summer.
 The Home Guards, eighty strong, are to give parade on Sunday next.
 Frank Knapp is hulding new dwelling on his lot on Knob Hill.
 Martin O'IIare returne,l this morn ing from a fortnight visit to California.
 Parker, the Arizona train rohber, has been sentenced to be hung on June 3rd.
 Evans, the faro bank robber, has landed snfely behind the bars of the Yuma prison.
 ]. w. Wallace is erecting porch over his building, formerly occupied by Lock- Ing & Lu,ley.
 Mrs. w. c. land came in on this morning'. train and will remain for q few days in our city.
 Mrs, Jno. Cornell expects 10 leave Monday for San Diego where she will spend the summer.
 Something is likely to drop curing the next few days which will surprise some of the natives.
 Arizona has the honor of having had the fret volunteers mustered into the United States service.
 Cattlemen, mining men and commer- cial men help make our city present . Lively appearance the last few days. Supervisor Joe McPherson was au in- coming passenger on the train this morning and will.remain for q few days. Tom Vaughn has returned from Tombstone and reports Hotel White, for which he is a runrer, to be crowded 10 its utmost capacity.
 Steve Romer, the genial agent of Wells, Faigo & Go. it Benson, came in ON the train this morning and is taking in the sights of our city.
 Bisbee has several young men who leave in the course of few weeks for San Francisco, where they will apply for admission to the U. s. navy.
 Barnum's Baby Elelhat will be r,e. sented for the first time to the Bisbee public on May l2th bv the Improved Older of Red Mmen. Don't faIl to see it.
 It is reported that young sr,rtsmen are winging doves. Game season relat- ing 10 the shoo,ingGs doves is not open till June lst. Somebody is likely to get into trouble il they Con, look oat.
 There are no less than six newspaper men in the companies of cavalry that will represent Arlzora in Cnba. The territory should be well informed of their mcvements.'
 Pierre Lagrange, who WIS shot by Porter Mcdonald in self defense, men ton of which was male in yesterl,y's ORE, died in the county hospital yest.r. day at Tombstone.
 have written Mr. Heney, at Tucson, that the terms of the government are acceptable 10 them. Many have already gone 10 S. Louis, and others will follow. The following is the list of the Bisb'e volunteers who have been musterel in J. K. Hal, G E. W llcox, Dave Hughes, W. ]. Carlton, John Poster, $. A. Pate. J. E. Poland, Joe McCabe, J. II. Mis- ner, Lee Sno,ldeilev, Alex. Kler and r. w. Wisgins. Tie boys left Whipple barracks this morning by way of Alba qneIgue, bound for San Antonio, Texas, where horses and supplies await them. Ilercoit xuve tLem agleat teLd oit on thelr way.
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