The Weekly orb., 1898-09-25
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 Mrs. Vim, Schofield arrived this morn ing from Los Angeles on visit to he, son.
 Frank Moreno is spending 2 few days m Tom mDstone VI ltlnl lends.
 D.. Sweet and assi tants alo 5ue l, engaged Ill ssttil $ seLl.eu Ill their i.en office.
 Dick Davis loft today for seyera, weeks visit 10 Ramsey canyon, in th, Huaci!ucas.
 E Mrs. Jas. McAiister returned thi, ulornlng from Tombstone, where slie has been for several days.
 Chas Kinney and wife returned this morning yrom Tombstone, where they have been for a week.
 Tom Wiggins, one of the Bisbee Rough Riders, is on hls way home and is eX- l,ected iere in day or two. He has about recovered from the effects of his wounds.
 The latest r,lvices from Whipple bar racks, state that the troops will leave over the northern route.
 Harry Davis is in charge of the extra on the 4. and s. E. during, the absence of McAliister III Tombstone.
 
 Tom Dixon has resumed his position with the A. and s. F. after belng sick up in the hospital for several weeks with broken ankle.
 S. K. Williams and Wm. Smitir' left last evening for Tombstone where they go as witnesses. They went overland and took wilhrti tilem two defsultinS wit nesses.
 C.. c. Warner returned this morning from pre7cott, where he went as a dele gate to the Republican Territorial Con. ven.ion. He says he accomplished that for which he went.
 Miss Cora Gray has accepted posi- tion in the Orb office and is holding down one of the cases.
 F. c. Fenner and w. Fl. Winters with crew of men left this morning for Don Luis to commence thc work of putting up the new ,selegraph line.
 Arthur A. Parkhatst, the we'll known insurance man is again visiting our city. Ms. Parkhnrst, in company with Rev. Adama, has just returned rom an extended visit to the Guy of Mexico.
 Mrs Jas. Wood and children, accom-. panied by Mrs. Henry Nelson and Miss Annie Harris, left this morning fot Ramsey canyon in the Huachucas, where they will rusticate for several weeks. J. Coine, U. S. postofii, e.inspector ar rived in our city yesterday and remain ed over to,,ay, taking in the sights ot the lower workings of the mines this morning. He left this evening on his official tour.
 Steve Miller has returned from his eastern visit. While in New York he saw quite numoerof the Rough Rid ers, among whom was Dave Hughes Dave is locking fife BI1tiinls q little btld streak from his forehead totffa &hArk Q his head. This was made.,by a Mahsei bullet and it was close shave for Dav, that it was not an inch or 90 foWer. The inhabitants of Bishee were aroused from their peaceful slumhers last night about l :I5 by the vigorous ringing of the fire bell and the ooting ot the many whistles. The bright light ! arising from the side of Chihuahua hill told the tale of fire. The fire lads were soon willingly at work and soon the fire was under control. The fro started ir row of small frame buildings just in the rear of the compl.y's stables. Three small buildings were consumed with their contents. The fire is bel eyed u have been of incendiary origin and son of the land of manyana has been rlaced under arrest, charged with the offense The stiffness of the night WAS grea aid in suhduing the flames, for. had the wind been blowing the loss would have been Very much greater.