The Weekly orb., 1898-09-18

K. c. Brown, of the Phoenix Herald is q visitor to Bisbee in the interest of his paper.
 The Babacomari roundup will begin on October 5, and all cattlcmen are in- vited to attend. ... .
 Mir. A, Bauer and son Eddie are spening few days in Tombstone in at tendance on conrt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Kennev left last night for Tombstone where they will re- main for few da ys.
 The new addition to the Catholic church is nearing completion and pre- sents fine appearance.
 stephen Miller returned this morning from his vacation trip, looking much improved by his rest.
 Supt. Blackburn will % to Solomon Springs tomorrow to look after the King properties in that quarter.
 Heavy rains have fallen during the past week in the Draaoons, washing ont :he roads in the neighborhood of South Pass.
 Fred Coleman and Frank Johnson left town this morning. and from ap- pearances, were bound on hunting ex- pediton.
 The Spanish American band are prac- ticing almost continuously for the cele- bration tomorrow, and are becoming adopts in the production of music.
 Mrs. Henry Car, who has been con fined to her home for several weeks with typhold fever, died yesterday afternoon and was buried today in the ceity cem- etery.
 Harry Nichols, who has heen at Tomb stone for several days attending court, returned to his labors in the hardware department of the c. 0. store this morning.
 Mrs. J. N. Jones went down to Benson last night to melt her son Charley who is returning from an extended visit to New Mexico. They came up on the train this morning.
 The New York Journal asks: "Can anybody explain the curious coincidence that camps that are plague spots for soldiers always happen to be gold mines for certain transportation companles!
 c. w. Blackburn, who has been at Barrett for the past few days looking after the affairs of the Copper King in that quarter, returned this mornig. Mr. Blackburn reports everything moving forward satisfactorily at the mine. They have an abundance of water in the well for all purposes, and the mines are look ing fine.
 The Herald says the Rock Island road will be the next railroad to build into Phoenix. This road will keep on going to San Diego, which is now the term mus of an important transatlantic steamship line. The Herald adds: Phoenix will be the most important point on the Rock Island railroad in the southwest before five years more. We shall have no competing points within 4O9 miles cast or west, north or south.
 The Stein Pass train robbers, Cape hart, Alverson, Wardman, Hoffman and Vintage were taken from the county iail Saturday and escorted to Las Cruces where the United States court IS now fin session. Deputy United States Mar. shal J. S. Sheridan and Frank Farms worth accompanied them, as also did Sheriff w. G. McAfee, whose special charge Capehart is, still held under territorial indictment.-- Silver City Enterprise.
 John Standard, Says the Republican who returned not long since from Sono ra, brought with him botanical curl osity called an air plant, from the cir cumstance that, suspended in air, th' roots spread and thrive and convey sus tepance, gathered from the air, to greer and growing leaves. The plant is found in many tropical countries, and IS usst for coverings for porches ani arbors, re auiring neither soil, water or attention of any sort after it is once suspended ol the framework of rooi.