The Weekly orb., 1898-10-02
From Mondays Da fly.

 From Mondays Daily.
 BE true to Arizona and send a silver man to congress.
 D. E. Houston, of Lincoln, Nebraska is paying our city short visit.
 Andrew Bissett, the hospital steward, left today for Tombstone on shor' visit.
 TIE financial plank in the republican platform will buy them nothing in Ari' zona.
 The board of supervisors will meet on Monday next to close up the usual quar- terly business.
 8. F. Edwards, of Washington, D. o., is Bisbse visitor and is registered at the Bessemer.
 B. A. Packard has gone to Chicago on Q short business trip. He expects to De gone about three weeks.
 William Brophy Ieturned this morn- ing from his extended visit to New York city and other eastern points. He looks as though the trip had been of much benefit to him.
 Saturday evening Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis mother of T. R. Grady, and Mrs P. Cunningham, at the latter's residence on Castle Hill, were tenderei serenaie by the Bisbee hand. A most enjoyable time was spent by all present in music and singing.
 The volunteers who have been sta toned at Whipple for some time past, left that post Saturday bound for Lex ington, Kentucky. They went by wry of the A. and P. to Deming, from where they will go via the Santa Fe.
 James Welch, a former Tombstone boy, but who for the past four years has been connected with the custom house service at Nogsles and Lochiel, arrived here on Saturday evening on his way to the custom house at the line. where he goes to assume the duties of collector of customs.
 About & o'clock last evening MT. Lewis Williams was taken suddenly and violently ill with heart disease. For some time it seemcd as if he could not live. Dr. Sweet was promptly sum moned and spent the entire night with the sufferer. This morning the symp- toms were somewhat relieved but his condition is still critical. The family have been sent for.
 Tom Osgood left this morning for the Nigger Head, where he goes to take charge of crew of men who are to be put 10 work erecting thirty-tive miles of fence for the Mead and Short cattle 6rm. These gentlemen h've an op''on on the extensive Camou range and will fence the northern end 70 keep the,r cattle from strayng on this -ide of the line.
 Fred Fitch yesterday ryceivel letter from sister of Tom Wiggins, dated at Bradford Texas. statin,! hat her brother had arrived there on his way to Bisbre, but had been taken town sick the next day after his arriva, with milarial ievfr. His truns and .everal other articg s were forwarded 70 him yesterday. liis many friends here hope for his spee'y recovery.
 Mrs. John Bell, wife of John Bell the we'll known miner and for some tim. a resident of resi- lent of Bisbee, died at her home in Brewery gulch last evening after a short illness. The deceased has been a resident of Cochise county for q number of years and hved in Tombstone for some time. She leaves a daughter who is at present in Dem'ng, New Mex ico. She was wired of her mothers s death this morning.
 The climate of Mshee in beginning to enjoy wide reputation. Parties who have been here suffering from asthma have gone away cured, and are doing good missionary work in recommending others who are afflicted with the same complaint to come here. Eve y few days THE ORE receives lette from different parts of the country from people wish 't locate here on that account, and askl' If itis possible to get employm snt 90 's to make expenses,