The Weekly orb., 1898-04-24
From Thursdays Daily.

from lnuTsuaS l'dlly.
 The Risb, e Transfer company are now running three teams.
 There are only four patients in the company hospital at present.
 Vim. Crawford left last night for Tue son. where he will remain.
 Jake Scherrer, the well known cattle man, is paying visit to our city.
 The justice courts have been rather dull during the past few days.
 BE. Brown left last night for Phenix after spending several days in our city.
 John Stilman has go far recovered from his recent illness as to bs about again.
 Thos. Sorin has been taken to Tucson, where he is being doctorcd for pneu- monia.
 The stage from Geronimo to Globe vas held up last night and the regis tered mail taken.
 Mrs. Ware. of our city, who is visit ing in Wilcox, gave birth to nine. pound girl last week.
 F. J. O'Reilly returned yesterday from a Morita where he has been on business for the Queen comp,ny.
 Owing 10 the eastern mailbag being carried beyond Benson, there was no eastern letter mail this morning.
 Walter Douglass returned to Morenri last night to resume the management of the Detroit con,pany's affairs at that place.
 Bers Ghemele has taken three months lay-off and will leave shortly for Dos Cabezas, where he will go to mining.
 Mir. Francis, of the firm of Francis & Beaton, has sold out hi. interests to his partner and has gone to Fl Paso, where he will locate.
 Two Spaniards living in this city are in a great stew from lear that with the declaration of war their lives will not be safe cn this side.
 The special election held in Prescott on the question of issuing $l5o,0o) bonds for waterworks and sewerage resulted in favor of the bond issue. .as
 Perry Smith left last night for Dos Cabezas, where he has some promising mining claims upon which he will do some development. work.
 THE ORB with it's special dispatches has been giving its readers the news at least twenty.four hours ahead of all the other papers that come to Bisbee.
 Emil Marks has begun the takingAof the school census and it isexpeeted that there vii. be an increase of over one and fifty children on the,roA this year.
 Forty Papago Indians crossed the Mexican border the other day and made an attack on the village of Fl Plomo, 100 miles west of Nogales, Arizona, and in the state of Sonora.
 Sam Colemareame mp yesterday from Sonora where,he has been after bunch of cattle. He has 400 Mexican steers at tEef!ne awaiting the arrival of the cat tle inspector from Nogales. ..
 A gentleman of our town who las a scolding wife was asked the other d,y what his occupation was. He paused a moment, scratched his head, and re- piled: "Well, l keep hot house Y"
 Work is still progressing on the devel- opment work in the Copper King. Three drifts are being pushed forward. all of which are in from thirty to forty feet, and the indications are first rate.
 Interesting news is expected hourly fIom Madrid in regard 10 the action of the Spanish cortes, but. had not been received mp to the hour of going to press If anything startling occurs it will be given to the public tonight.
 A new time table will go into effect on tho A. < $. E. on Sunday next, the only difference from the present one being that the outgoing train will leave two hours earlier. at p. Tn. Pacific time, or p. m. local time.
 K'ondyke, Arizona's new mining camp, Is getting to be quite Il town. lt now has a store, two hotels and lodging houses, one restaurant, three saloons and one livery and iced stable, and 2