The Weekly orb., 1898-10-02

ton proclamation for the year 1898 assessors for these counties. Yours, very respectfully, CHAs. F. AINswoRTH.
 Attorney General.
 The territorial grand jury has been drawn for Oct. l7th.
 Lewis Williams still continues to i'm prove, being reported much better today.
 Martin Nolan has returned from a ten days prospecting trip into the Ora goons.
 Alex. Kier was taken to the company hospital yesterday. His condition today is somewhat improved.
 Mrs. W. H. Bro ome and children will return tomorrow from their summer vacation on the coast.
 Frank Bowman had the misfortune yesterday to get his foot severe mashed while forming his duties at the smelter, Four prisoners escaped from the coun- ty jail at Flagstaff Friday night and are now porarily enjoying their freedom. Chas. Feltman returned today after an absence of nearly year. He notes considerable, change in tine appearance of the town.
 Two large freight teams came up from Sonora today loaded with ore from the Pilarres district. They returned this afternoon loaded with merchandise and mining supplies.
 Mrs. A. Watkins accompanied by Mra. c. A. Moon and others, enjoyed | themselves by picnlcing on the San Pedro today.
 A. IL. Mosley returned this morning from Benson, where he went to be pres- ent at the opening of the bids for build ing the new school house. He and John Shattuck were awarded the contract and they will begin the work shortly.
 F. c. Fenner returned yesterday from his camp near the old stage station. He reports the mines looking farely well. He paid the men the usual monthly wages, and as a consequence they are cores. .,ondingy happy. A'stage line is soon to be put on between Bisbee and mine, u alSing q trip once a week.
 The annual Methodist conference will begin its session at Tucson tomorrow. It is reported, and from good authority, ! that Bisbee is to be given minister I and that d church is to be erected here, If such is the case, Rev. Roberts, who has so ably filled the pulpit at Tomb stone, Benson and Pearce for the past two years, will probably be stationed Two Rough Riders arrived today from the east via the T. and F.; they are named D. l.. Hughes and c. L. Black. Dave Hughes enlisted from Bisbee and was brakem an between here and that point. He was Ril through the Santiago battles and was wounded once, in the head, with the fragment of shell. Black is Las Cruces man and was one of the unfortunates left to look after the horses at Tampa.--El Paso Tribune.
 Walter Gregory, who has just return from Santiago to Phoenix tells the fol- lowing to the Republican. Roosevelt is my idea of bravery and First Lieuten- ant Wilcox, who succeeded to the com. mand of Troop B upon the wounding of Captain McClintock, wac recognized as the best troop commander in the regi- i iment.
 Dr. A. W. Hcyt left laat night for Globe, where be goes to attend to the practice of Dr. W. A. Greene, who has been taken ill and unable to attend to his duties. Dr. Greene will come to Bisbee as soon a, he is able and may re- main here, leaving Dr, Hoyt in charge at Globe.
 Parties shooting around at night should be promptly arrested. There IS a law prohibiting such misdemeanor and it should be iniorced. It dangerous and disturbance of the peace of the whole community. Last night several shots. were fired within the city limits.
 Newspapers arc supposed to print everything and anything in the line of legitimate news, without regard to re. gard to relations, men or women, fear or favor. Several decidedly spicy bits of news have been passed over this week out of regard to some of the parties.
 "The finest range l ever saw," re- marked a cattleman the other day when speaking of the outlook for winter feed on the ranges in this part of Arizona "The grass is no doubt better than it has been for number of years.