The Weekly orb., 1898-05-08
From Fridays Daily.

Bistee has Jap for a resident. Local news is somewhat scarce today. Uncle Billy Plaster left today for his ranch on the river.
 Quiet number 0! Papagoes are in
 the city win large supply of ollas.
 Ex.Gov. Thoraton and party of min. ing men left today forthe San Miguelita | mine.
 l Base ball seems to have taken a bac k
 seat in ou- city and militia drill will
 take it's place.
 The side tracks at Don Luis are filed with stock cars awaiting the arrival of cattle f,om Sonora. Judge Reilly of Tombstone. the we'll
 k' own attorney, is paS ing our city a sLnt professional visit.
 W. R. Brown the genial travelling agent for the Santa Fe, is again paying ! short visit to our city.
 l A. w. Crawford. representing J. H.. Cook Gt Co.,, the Phoenix jewellers, is spending few days in our csty. J.. Friedman ard bride arrived on
 tliis nOinipg's tram. The small boys
 will remembe, Jakey this evening.
 Cominick Monyoe was severely cut on the head this morning in the mine by
 .v:lga la,le lCu!der iail on him. Mir. T. Baker, of our city, went te Benson last nghsto meet the members uf Iris family who, in future, will reside our city.
 A hundred in the shade at Phoenix and snow falling in Prescott shows the variety of climate in Arizona on Wednesday
 Preston Fletcher and bride are cx-
 rccted home shortly from the cast.
 Preston will resume his position OH the ccmpany's store wagon.
 Dr. Greene returned this. morning from short t,in to san Francisco. He will remain here q few days beft re de. parting for his new field of woik at Globe.
 The entertainme" and dance to be given by the Red Men should be well attended. frst.class pro"ranme has been arranged. Remember lhe date, May l2th.
 Jacob Priashoff has openo up first rlass toot ard shoe repair shop on the ro,th side of Main street, where he will be pleased to do your wo'k. Shop with Harris, the Tailor. m3.tf
 The roroner's jury in the case of Pierre Lagrange. who was shot by Peter McDonald. rendered verdict of justifi- able homicide, and MoDonaId was re- leased from custody.
 F. J. Temple, president "f the sari. tory board of Colorado, and q promi. nent cattle dealer of that state, is in orr city looking after the shipment of cattle which he will make shortly from Don Luis.
 There is some talk of organizing a small detachment of cavalry in cnnnec. tion with the infantry company of the homo guards. A detachment of ten or twelve could he easily formed by those having horses in this city and would be of great assistance in time of trouble.
 The Springfield ,fles ard ammuni. ton have been distribu'eI in different parts of the city where they can be ob- tained at moments warning. The gua'ds are to be divided up SO that each man will know where to r",,'ort an T squad of ten men will thus be formed at each arsenal.
 The <. of r. hand gave an open air concert last night on the plaza which was most thoroughly appreciated lr the Bsbee people. X number of pat 'ioti: airs were rendered which called forth hearty cheers from the audience. The boys are making first late progress with lnelT MUSIC AHV suOult uS encourage by onr people. In this connection it might he we'll to suggest that land stand be erected on the vacant lot just east of the new hose horse, whe e ihe boys could have comfort willie giving thelr open air concerts.
 Bisbee people are paving out q great deal of money for outside l,al CTS. The outside papers pay out no money in Bisbee. Tie hone paper pays cut it's every dollar at homo aud tue more d Il. , lars 1t gets the more it pays out an' the better paper it is r..ablel to become It IS better to get tho heart oi th1 news fresh from the wires as the hone plptr ! gives it than to get it in tle shape of Il continued story day later. The home local paper is what It's patrons make 1t to a very large extent, aDd the greatest denouncer of the home paper Is invari- ably its smallest patron, or no patron. 1hese arc iacts.