The Weekly orb., 1898-11-27

lie rSlh nas been failing steadily
 throughout the day, and there was some
 rain during the night. This afternoon
 it became quite chilly, making it decid edly unpleasant to be about the streets
 The name ol Dr. J. w. Harrington, oi
 our city, appears in the list of guests O!
 the Baldwin Hotel, at San Francisco
 when it was burned three nights ago.
 Several Lives were lost ln-the fire but
 Dr. Harrington escaped uniniured.
 Hagen's "Uncle Toms Cabin" com.
 pany,, which performs in TuIson to. night, are engaged to appear at the Bis
 bee Opera House on Tuesday night, 29th inst. This company comes highly com- mended as one of d superor class, and will doubtless be appreciated here.
 The thermometer yesterday registered here minimum temperature of 30 de. grees during the preceding twenty.four hours, as against twenty-six degrees re- ported from Tucson. The minimum during last night here was thirty-tiv degrees, and during today it showed a maximum of sixty degrees. Therefore Bisbee excels just now the much vaunt- ed delightful climate of Tucson.
 A ta-.rnal--+,..-t -t..-s--.r ss-r,-uruu inrer- y.ew on the subjrvS of this occupation, renid' ked: "Ot ,ou $r, now and then, dishonest m"n sip into our ranks, and
 whvm such d mau gets a position with
 u.+ "a. .!oad company the employees un- jUs ' suffer" lie might have added thd, me employers also suffer, and that whe,e rai!Ioai employees find out spot terlhe spotter suffers. .....
 George B. Wilcox left for Phoenix on this mornings train, to be absent sev- eral months, probably. He has home near Tempe, but few miles from Phe- nix, where he will probably spend the winter. Lieut.. Wilcox has been in poor health since his return from Cuba, nev- CT having fully recovered from the fever which attacked him there after passing through the dangers and privations of the cam palgn before Santiago. Recent ly he has also been suffering from rheu- matisms and felt compelled to give up his position here and at least tempora. rily seek a lower altitude. He carries with him the good wishes and the respect of this community.
 A letter received yesterday from one If the volunteers of the First Territorial regiment gives the following inform ation relative to their new headquarters in Georgia: "Our camp is at present situated in most beautiful spot about ,wo miles west of Albany, Georgia, and upon the banks of the Flint river. The liver just mentioned is abundant in fish | md aliigators and the boys have i'm. nense sport with them. "There is only ,ne brigade stationed here at present, hat of General Andrew, which consists ,f the following regiments: The Third l the Second Missouri and the Tirst Territorial. Orders were received ,n the l7th of this month to move to Cuba by the 20th of December, and the ,uys are indeed glad of this as they are Ompletely disgustcd with garrison luiy -IlprnlA
 B. A. Packard and Henry Ashton anne in from Naco last evening, having topped there on their return from Col laLo 10 supervise the unloading and ending to the Turkey Track cattle ange, below the line, 233 fine Hereford ulls which Mir. Packard had purchased D Colorado for himself and his partner, . E. Nickers, they being now owners of he Turkey Track cattle. One beautiful eifer was also brought iiom Colorado V Mir. Packard to be reared on his lnch on the San Pedro. These fine cat , e were mes at Benson by W, A. liar. sy Of the A. X 5. l.. n. k. and every i ecessary arrangement prepared for ( ler prompt and safe transfer to that lad, also their subsequent transit to aco.