The Weekly orb., 1898-05-08
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trip to Phoenix.
 How about the Fourth of July. Are we going to celebrate?
 There IS to be grand bal l given at Pearce on the llth inst.
 The weather is still quite chilly for this time of the year.
 Charles Bacigalupi is suffering from an attack oi eryslpeias.
 Andy Walsh is spending few days in Tom bstoue on vislt to hlS old home.
 Frank Hare returned to Tombstone yesterday after a snort visit to our clty.
 t. W. Land left yesterday OH short visit to hls iather's ranch ne ar Benson.
 Be sure and buy Il ticket to the Red Mems entertainment 10 be given on the l2lh inst.
 Mrs. Fred Bean has recovered from her recent illness and Is aDre to be about again.
 Mrs. Walter Campbell left last night for New MeXico where she Will remain Tor sume time.
 Quite large quantity of fireworks were set off last night Ill honor ot ..sNey's victory.
 Flags and bunting are in demand at present and our clty presents q Fourth of July appeaiahce.
 w. r. Nichols, of the sanitary board, spent yesterday in our city on business connected with that office.
 Tombstone has formed company of seventy home guards who are iuly pre- laicd 10 meet any invaders.
 The hills below town are covered with spring flowers of all kinds. The red, white aud blue seem to predomlnate.
 The Copper Queen company have been receiving several carloads of slag pots and slag cars during the past few days.
 Nothing was heard from the Bisbee volunteers today and the suppositlon is that they have all passed their exami- nation.
 Ex.Gov. Thornton, of New Mexico, who is at present heavily interested in the San Mlguileta mine ln Sonora, Is in our city on short visit,
 Miss Aurelia Sendrey will leave Mon day for pearce, where she wll! start q dancing school. She has been guaran- teed class of twenty five pupils,
 The large flag pole in the yard of s. w. Clawson was broken off during the high wind ye- -terday, and as Il conse- quence Cha ley's b.g Has IS not flying today.
 The A. X S. E. Company have com pleted their work in rellylng tiia tracks in the yards here, and they have been thoroughly cleaned mp and present a very cred,table appearance.
 Horseback riding is becoming the rage in Bisbee. Nearly every morning some of our feminine equestrlenneS can be seen starring out for a trip through the valleys below here.
 A. l.. Worden, well known in our city, and who for some time was connected with the company store, was brought Iii yesterday from Sonora suffering from ! severe attack oi appendicitis.
 "Rah for 'Nited States of 'Merica" shouted an old booze who was leaning up against post on Main street last night. My friend" sall Il passerby. "Ge, ting drunk is Il mighty DOT way of showing your patriotism :" "Tis, hey? We'll, l (nic) guess you hain't heard bout that new tax on beer"
 IT woul make most of us feel funny to be pitoled over a mine field" by a little lairol boat, with lhe knowledge that only few yards, the act of press ing a button lay between us and eter- nity. Travel on the long Island Sound steamers has already decreased Very markedly, owing to the nervousness of travellers.
 Simon Figaro, Mexi'an who was arrested here few days since on charge of horse-stealing, was bound over to appear before the grhnl jury and was taken to Tombstone ye ter lay bv Deputy Sheriff Vaughn. I he Mexi- can stole thlte horses in Pearce and was trailed here where two of the horses were found, which he had sold to parties living here.
 Peter Wedner, manager Of the South Bisbee Townsite and Improvement company, leaves soon for Los Angeles where lie will remain for short while. The company is pushing the work rapidly on their claims. The new double comp ,rtment shaft is now down 10 depth of over seventy feet. The new wiim has arr.yed and will be placed in DOS ton at once, which will materially increase the facilities for pnshin! the work. President Mlrtin is .l. Al .i>..