The Weekly orb., 1898-09-04

teruay rom Ter California trip. | Mrs. F. NJ. Mckay and children left this morning for the Babacomari where
 they will remain for some on a visit to
 Mrs Douglass.
 r. c. Fenner returned yesterday from
 3 visit to his mining properties located On the ether side of the divide. He re- 1 ports the development work progressing rapidly.
 Dr. F. G. Carleton has assumed the position of resident physician for the San Miguilita Mining comp any, in ad- dition to his duties as physician for the CopperQueen company at Nacosari.
 J. J. Pisquerra, the we'll known Sono- ra lawyer, and q brother to A.. Pisquerra. the wealthy cattleman, is visitor to our city. It is rumored that a stock company is being organized in Glebe to embark in the printing and publishing business. It is said the new paper will be republi- can in politics.
 Everything is taxed now except air and sunshine, says an exchange, and 1 the reason these gifts are exempt is be- cause there is ano way to make stamps stick to them.
 The Stars and Stripes are again flying from the top of O'Nell butte. An iron flag pole, thirty feet high,was erected on the butte this morning by John Metcalf and a six by ten foot flag is now flying | from the same. It is the intention of the citlzens of Bisbee to keep a flag fly ing f.om this point in honor Wm. o. O'Neill and the other Rough Riders of our territory who sacrificed their lives in behalf of their country.
 Rev. G. L. Pearson, formerly pastor of the Methodist church in Prescott, delivered the invocation at the flag rais- ing in Honolulu on August 12. When year ago Rev. Pearson and family left there for Honolulu, little did he antici- pate, probably, that he would be such an active participant in history making as has fallen to his lot.
 The reports of mutiny among the vo- lunteers at Whipple, as published in some of the Phoenix papers is without foundation. Nothing even bordering on inutiny has occurred. A few of the boys got hilarious after pay day and missed 8 roll call, but even these were very few Tn proportion to the number of men sta tioned there. Journal Miner
 When Admiral Sampson reached his home he was se overcome by the recep- tion rendered him that he broke down and wepted like child. When Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Gen. Joe Weeler met after the latter's return from Santiago they embraced and kissed each other with fervor. "The bravest are the ten-- derest, the loving are the daring" | Notwithstanding the number of houses built in this city during the last six or eight months, it IS still almost impossl- ble to secure house, the demand being | at least dozen tinas the supply. All | the residences now.in coarse of construc- tion were engaged before the foundations were laid, and when it Is known that family intends to move from five to ten applicants for the place before the family gets out. THE ORB knows no better investment for capital than would be afforded by the building in Bisbee of number of irst-class residences, of from four to six rooins each.
 Sam Pollock, a young man who has been into considerable trouble around this vicinity and who recently returned from years servitule at Yuma for | forgery, was arrestel last night on the | same charge or p ssing an order on Copper ueen st ne and gning the nae" Y. B u., .h etp. some three
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 A young man of our city recently went intp an up town restaurant where he had been. boarding for some time and upon seeing negro and several Mex , icans eating in the dininp room went to