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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

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The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
From Wednesdays Daily.

Con. Reese left this morning for Tom bstone where he went to serve as q trial juror.
 Lager beer is being imported 10 lhlna. ii its true they eat roast dogs there why shouidn't they take to tie growler in other forms2
 And now the doctors wanta repre- sentative in the cabinet. Pretty soon the carpenters Will want to take a hand in cabinet making.
 Tony Downs and Barney Aldrlno lett this morning for Tom bstoae as witnesses.
 Captain Max Luna of Mew Mexico, who was Tn command Ot q company of Rough Riders, is arranging to leave for Cuba again, in response to 8 telegram from General Wood, governor general of Santiago province, to report there for duty, at once, with rank of Captain. Captain Luna wlll resign the position of New Mexlco legislator to accept the one at Santiago,
 The following gentlemen left or the cram thls morning for Tombstone, being subpoenaed as special jurymen: {: Ben Franks, Ed. II. Thompson, Ed. Fiegg, $. W. Grant, l nos. Hudspeth, Otto Swansen, J. c. Brady, Con Reese, Henry Aston, Jas. Whre.
 The following Is taken from inc WI. Jams News, and preceded the article pu bNshed III the URB some time since: "i he Crime oI George II. R0ililf Is no surprise to many of the Williams busI- ness men. He was formerly JaniDr, genlleman and "Dum' m Williams, and, while not trusted by any, nothing tam gbIe cou.d be found against him. He always lived easy. H.noHed gpol cigars and never worked, and It was always il mystery how he dtd t. He vas pos segssd oi more than the average educa- ton, but general cuS-einess was steeped into his hide. He Is natural born criminal, having been run out of Cali fornia for some offense5."
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 Dr. Sweet left this morning on a special for Farbank. A. ". Howe left this morning for Tom bstone. He will return, however, tomorrow or the next day. Nj. J. Brophy, Robt. SpauIiing anu Issac Ives are enjoying a duck hunt near Fronteras. Judge Robinson and wife returned yesterday evening from Tombstone, where the jadge had been on court busI- ness.
 Mir. Johnson, the upholsterer recently in the employ of B. F. Graham, left this morning for his home in Los Angeles, where he will remain.
 Overlook Bros.' new market is near ing completion and when finished will present quite an in posing appe;iral G, and will add to the archltecture of Brewery avenue. Nj, M. Sherman shjppcd from the stock yards at san Luis yesterday, nine teen carloads of cattle and the day be- fore, twenty-one carloads, all buund for eastern markets.
 Wm. LutIey, oi Tombstone came oyer last evening and is stopping wlth Henry NJ. Woods,
 The new Dramatic Club will be organ ized soon alter the holidays, with Mir. A. I. Sowlo as general manager, so rumor has it.
 Mr. James iowclj's new residence at San Bernardino is now completed anu ready for occupancy.
 The Base Ball ninvs, composed of miners and carmen employed al the Copper Queen mlne, wIll play match game on Christmas day for an .up.to. date dinner, :he lossers to pay for the same.
 The Bisbse Dramatic Club wlll not as was intended, put upon the stage any plays dnrlng the holidays, but as soon thereafter as possible will come to the front witk an up.to date play. These young people deserve the en. couragement of our people in their efforts to entertain them with good comedies, and at tholr next appearance should be greeted by a crowded house
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Two of Our Citizens Meet Death by
 Different Accidents.

Early this morning as the miners and others were going to work, they noticed man lying against the bulkhead be- tween the Copper Queen warehouse and company office. Several passed by thinking the man was drunk, but oth- CTS, noticing blood on the rocKs, went to the man and found him cold in death. The body was immediately recognized as that of Joseph F. Butler, an old tlme resident and miner Of BIsbee.
 Ulon the finding of the body, Coroner Williams was notlhed and jury sum- monel at once. Upon examining the body it was found that the neck "&s broken and deep gash cut on the foe. head. The deceased had been drinking during the early part of yesterday even ing and was on his way home, when, 1t is supposed, he fell, breaking his neck snd cutting his head on tine rocks. Butler was tifty.eight years of age and has. been d resident of B,sbee for some tune. He formerly worked in Tomb stone and other mining camps in the territory.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

This morning about ten o'clock, W. T. Farrier, miner employed in the Holbrook .aine, was accidentally killed by being crushed be ween tool car and the side ot the shaft and afterward fall ing to the bottom of the shaft.
 Fsrrier was working on the 400 foot lever and started up the shaft with carload ot tools, he neglected when get ting on the cage 10 drop the bar tin at holds the car on winch slipped from It's place and caught on the umDers be- tween the 20J and 300 foot levels, upset. ting it and breaking the bottom out of the cage. Farrier falling to the 500'foot level into the stump. The body was mangled badly, but Farrler was uu- doubtedly dead before he fell as a wound in the stomach shows where one of the drills or pick was forced through him.
 The body was brought to the surface and a coroner's jury summoned, who have not rendered their verdict at this writing.
 The deceased was about 35 years of age, and has been m the employ of the company for a ittie over year.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
An Explanation.

F. B. Mason, manag1r of the opera house, yesterday received the following let CT from the manager of"A Aboard" company which explains itself:
 TUCsoN, Ariz., Dec, l2, 1898. Mr. E. B. Mason, Dear Sir.
 Owing to the terrific blizzard l was utterly unable to get to Blshee. am very sorry to be compelled to cancel your little city, bnt it was abs1lurely unavoidable. l have lost over $l ,000 the past seven days on account ot the blizzard. Kindly send me au itemized statement of the expense you have been put to, and will remit the amoant at once. I am coming through the same territory next season and will make my terms with you at less figure and give you a chance to get even. Very truly yours, CHAs. 4. MILLER.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
Friday, Dec. 16.

fer. vs. Johnson, colored, charged with murder; jury returned d verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty st impris- oGnent for l;fe in Yuma.
 Ter. vs. Medallion; in regard t0 check for $99 50 having been shown that B. Caretto is entitled to same, be- ing an innocent purcnaser, the same is awarded to him.
 Ter. vs. Francis Conyers, charged with murder; jury empanelled.
 The grand jury made their final re- port, having found l3 indictments and ignored cases. The jury was dis charged.
 Owing to the illness of District At torney English court adjourned until Monday morning at o'clock.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
Cummings ,s. caezar ct. al. - Cases

Cummings ys. Caezar ct. al - Cases submitted.
 Ter. vs Bates, for ayhem-- Pleads not guilty, set for 20th.
 Ter. vs Jesus Giron, for grand larccny,-Pleads not guilty, get for 20th.
 Ter. vs. Johpson; on charge of mur- der; jury empanelled and case now on trial.
 Charges were ignored by the grand jury against the following persons and the court ordered that each be dis charged and bail exhonorated Tom Waters, Emilio Slvas, F. Mendez, Isa- dor Mendez, Ed Seaman and Francisco Olivas.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
DEC. l5. 1898.

DEC. l5, 1898.
 Serna vs. Serna-Divorre granted
 McNally vs. McNally - Divorce granted.
 Partial report of grand jury, bringing indictments against john Batis, Tor mayham; Juan Soto, Jesus Comprs and Lewis Vaenauola, for murder, two indictments each; W. J. Gas, for bur gIary; Jesus Gerou, for grand larceny.
 Norton X Co. vs. Tahie Mountain Copper Co Judgment for p,Qmu& for $l0,ol6.$9 $9.
 Ca~tenada vs. Et2, garnlshre-Plain- tiff ordered to file security bond.
 Frank Bopp, trial ju~or, rNcnsCd.
 Soto Bros. vs. Tabe Mountan Co., Judgment for plaintiff for $74IS5.
 Ter. ve Juan Soto, Jesus Cpmpo. and Lewis Vaenhue a, fir murder,- Plead not guilty, set for 18th.
 Ter. vs Case, for hurIlcry--rleaA not guilty.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Louis ombardi, an old Tombstone miner, came over last evening on busi- ness and will return tomorrow.
 There are now abors twenty men working on the Head Center mne at Tombstone, upon which pl oper'y A l.. Graw has lease. "
 The two sons of T. n. Hogan, aged about and years respectively. are confined to the,r beds from an attack of pneumonia, Mr. Hogan is employed in the company store
 The members of St. Johns guild are requested to be present at the social gathering in the opera house, Saturday evening, Decen Der l7, 1898.
 The raffle for the set of silver knives and folks at Chas. BuIloltl's saloon last night, was won by Billy Lange by a throw of lorly.seven, amt now Biuy will no no longer eat with d chop stuck.
 We understand tbat the I. M. x NJ. com pany of Tom bstone w,ll soon give a lease on their mining property in that distr jet, and it is sald large force of men will be put to work as soon as the lease is an assured fact.
 Tho brick masons resumed work yes telday morning on the compdny's new warehouse, but were forced to stop this morning by the snoy.
 W. C. Land came in on the train last evening and will slip another tram load of cattle to skersheId, Calf, in a few days. ,
 An article of much interest to miners and prospectors appears in this issue of HE ORB touching the validity of our local mining laws. Cut it out and paste it in your scrap book for future refer ence.
 Yesterday the clouds began to gather for another storm, and last night at an early hour the rain began to fall in copi- GUS showers, hut before daylight the nature of the storm had changed, and this morning thick veil of the "beau. tilul" covered the face of mother na- ture. At this writing the streets of our town are perfect loblollv of melting snow and mud.
 E. B. Mason, superintendent of the Bisbee water works, has bought 100 feet square of land from Th2s. Il lgglns and will erect brick residence as soon as the weather will permit. He is now digging a trench from the company's pump house and laylng water pipes 10 his new possessions. It is among the probabilities that the company WI, m the near future, erect d large 'ps4rEor upon MT. Mason's holdings for the pur- pose oi supplying water to famli.es ~. ing upon elevated ground in that section of this great copper camp,
 The South Blsbes Copper AIiSing and fownsite company, at their No. shaft on the corners of the Magnet, rlangle and John F., Jr. claims about one mile south of Bisbee, are now down to a depth of 360 feet, and at this level the indications are very good. The com pany are working fourteen men at thls shaft and the management here are sanguine of striking a body of ore at this point. They have at this shalt q 75.horse power steel boiler and 30- horse power hoist, which l. capable ot hoisting ore at depth of 1000 feet, Assessment work has been done upon all the properties purchased py the company, and the new year will begin auspiciousIy for the south BisOce Town site people.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
District Court Proceedings.

F. N. Wolcott was made foreman oi the grand jury and thomas Vaughn was appolnted gr aud jury barliff. Thos Serna vs. Jusna Serna; referred to clerk. C. Ii. McNally vs. Teresa McNally set for Che l4Iil.
 Ordered that an attachment be issued for Pedro D4raln, Eugene LatGimer, James Brookiiue, Jose Davis, John Chatham, Cnas. Henmtck, Edward ! Fletcher, I. l.. Hand, Corporal Middle ton and John Beison, defauitlng Wit nesses before the grand jury, returnable forthwith.
 Partial report of grand jury bringing in indictments agamst Ihos. Dnsdale for assault to cOnmlt murder and w. II. JohstUn for murder.
 DuOacher vs. Newman, judgment for plaintiff and lnjunGJlon made perpetual.
 Mason vs. Crouch; confined for the term.
 C. A. Overlook, Wm. Holmes, Dan Huldy snd Sam Friedman, trial jurors, were excused.
 Ter. vs. Angel Otero ct nl; set for 2Ist at 10 d. M.
 fer. vs. Dnsdule; pleads not guilty to indictment and plea entered.
 Ter. ys. N. Il Johnson; same order
 Nau&&n vs. JacH and Chase; coHtin. ued.
 k. W. Land appointed assistant die Lrlct at ,orneY to act before the grand jury.
 Partial report of grand jury finding indictment aga,nSt Nathaniel Lee for mayhem; Joseph iyreli, murder, Dan Medallion, burglary.
 Ter vs. Meade--Set for December l9.
 Ter vs. Drislae--Set for December l7.
 Ter vs. Johnstun--Set for Decent Der F.
 C. ". Blackburn, excused.
 E. $. Adams, grand juror, excused.
 Ter rs. ryrell---?leads not guilty; set tor December l6.
 Ben Franks, trial juror, excused.
 Ter ys. Lee--Plead not gulity, set for Decem Der l7.
 Ter vs. Dan McCaiion--Plead guilty to burglary in the second degree; sen lrnce set for Decem Der 20; cheek of $99 50, stolen, ordered returned.
 Cummings ". Caezar--On trial,
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
Election of Officers.

At regular meetlug oi Independence lodge No. 53 of the traternal Brother hood the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, J. r. Weiss; vice president, Wm. Nutchins : secretary, Fred Fuss; treasurer, James S. Williams; chaplain, August Hickey , sergeant, F.. D smith; master at.arms, E. Hotopp; l. D. K., J. Jory; 0. D. K, Chas. Harris. Finance committee, ]. Y. Lippert, Max Gavito. Trustees, Ed ward Scott, Edward IIoyopp.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

st. John's Guild, Dec. l7nd. Bisbee Dancing Club. Dec. 23d. Red Men Dance, Dec. 30.
 Gordon's Minstrels, Jan. Sd. Chas. E. Blangey's Attractions, Jan. z
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
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From 3 cents a roll up Artistic des. gins at Barnaby's.

Our line ot wall paper is the very latest, being designs 0i 1898.
 a2S-tf AUGUST JoERss.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

E. A. Packard, Wm. c. Land and M NJ. Sherman will within the next ten days ship from the stock yards at San Luls between sixty and seventy car loads of cattle. The cars have been contracted for and it is expected the shipments will be made within the time above mentioned.
 Quite & number of our local cattle men were noticed on the streets today, driven Tn by the storm we suppose, or perhaps came in for something to warm the inner man.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

FOR SALE--One Studebaker dead-ex wagon, one turn.table truck, one water wagon, one Benecia horsepower, one six.inch valve San Jose pump. For prices and terms, enquire of E. B. Mason, Schmieding's iewelry store. d7-u
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

The funeral oI the late Joseph Butler who cane to his death in the lone hours of the night by falling and strIk- ing his head upon rock, an account oi which appeared in the ORE yesterday, also took place from the Library Hall, at the same hour as that of ". P. Terrier, the funeral service being con. ductee by the same pastor. Tue occasion was one of great solumnity. for both men were well and favor ably known and had many friends who were deeply moved at their sudden and unlimelv taking away. May their re- ward be one of peace for all eternity.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

Coming Events, Bisbee Opera House
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

Cal! and examine that new stock i ladies full and winter nAis. at mrs. i' BlGwpts. "t
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

FOR SALE--For $G50--house and lot Three rooms, l2Xl2 and kitchen, SKIS. 1 closet in each room; ground graded enough to erect another three room house. New and neatly painted outside and handsomely papered inside, including closets. Porch around the L. Three shadn trees (two umbrella, one apricot.) Woodshed and chicken house. Apply to D. A. Markey, Chisholm building.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18
The Double Funeral.

The funeral of w. r. Terrier, an account of whose death was given in vee .erdav's ORE, look place from Ii. brary Hall today at o'clock. The funeral services were held by Rev. Pritchard. and wss attended by a large number of our people including the miners and comrades of the deceased, and in order that they might do so both the C2ar and tloibrook mines were closed down, Tn fact ali of the Queen works except the smelter were closed for the day, The remains were lad to rest in the Citv Cemetery to await the summous as the last great day, when the grave and the sea, shall give up their dead and we shall all be called to give an account of the deed $ done in the hodv.
The Weekly orb., 1898-12-18

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