The Weekly orb., 1898-07-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Prom Monday,s Daily.

Heavy rains are reported throughout northern Sonora.
 D. Cameron has returned from a short visit to California points.
 w. R. Hearst, the ex postmater, left yesterday for his home in New Mexico.
 W. P. Long is confined in tho com pany hospital with slight attack of typhoid fever.
 Miss Minnie Davis and Miss Harriet Warning spent Sunday in Benson on a visit to friepds.
 Wm. Kelly, the well known fireman, left Saturday for short visit to the an- cient pueblo.
 Miss Myra Braley will leave tomor- row morning for her home near Tomb stone.
 All mail matter must be in the post office not later than 9 P. m. Tn order 10 have it deuart on the morning train.
 An epidemic of tonsilitis seems to have made it's appearance in our city and has quite number of victims.
 K. W Barr and Maj. Collins, of the Turkey Track ranch, have returned from short sojourn at the county seat.
 Jas. McAllster, a former railroad em- ploye, has accepted a position with the Bisbee Transfer company.
 Our local ranchcrs are keeping the market very well supplied with 8 fine lot of peaches and aprlcots.
 Miss Minnie Hamsten returned to Tombstone yesterday, after spending several days in our city.
 There are twenty-five prisoners in the county jail at present, and the question now is: ''What will the harvest,be?"
 J. A. Irwin. the genial proprietor of the Free Coinage saloon, intends to leave in few days on visit to his old home in Texas.
 The Dubacher building on O K street, is heirg treated 10 coat of paint, which very materially to addsits appear ance.
 Fred Henry, the we'll known miner, was taken to the company hospital this morning, where will be treated for heart trouble.
 W. A. Harvey, the obliging auditor of the A. & s. E. railroad expects to leave in few days for visit to his old home in Wisconsin.
 The Copper Queen company Satur' day received carload of melons from the Salt river valley, which are finding aieadv sale in our market.
 The Erie Cattle company yesterday shipped train load of cattle from their range in the sulphur Spnng valley to tile Kansas market. av--..-.--.. IT. R. Haninger returned Saturday from two months visit to his old home in Xenia, Ohio. Harry is looking fine, and judging from his appearance the trip must have agree with him.
 w. II. Broome. the genial telegraph orerator. accompanied by his family, left today for California, on short visit. Mir. Broome will return about the first of August lu' his family will remain for month or six weeks longer. Several persons who intended 10 leave town yesterday forgot to read THE ORE and notice the change in the time of de- parture of trans, and as consequence they marched down 10 the depot with their satchels last evening only to find that they would have to remain over in Bsbee all night.
 Liee Clifford. the we'll known freight CT, is up from Sonora. He reports everything running smoothly at the Nacosali mines and the grading of the narrow gauge road from the mine to the smeler is being rapidly pushed. At the smelter site large number ot substantial buildings are being erected for the use of the company.
 A praise service was held at the Union CllUlCn fFbb CNSuIHs bl"bOO church choir rendered several choice selections of anthems, solos, chorus, etc. The choir has been under the direction of Mrs. Lewis Williams for some time and that lady has met with excellent success in handling the choir, which is composed Of the best voices in our city, and their efforts were duly appreciated by the congregation.
 The following officers were elected and duly enstalled at the last regular meeting of Golden Rule Encampment of the |. o. o. F.: Wm. Hughes, c. P; Enoch P. Jones, $. w.; II. l.. Chrs. tansen, Fl. F.; Emil Marks, s :hos. Devine, J w.; Otto GeisenhOier, T.; J. B. Friedman, 0. s.; Thos. Wools, I. S.; Richard lun phrey, lst w.; 1hos. Whitehead, 2d w.; J, l.. Brown, Sd w.; Chris Spreen, 4lh w.
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