The Weekly orb., 1898-05-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rron, Monday Daily.

 In town today.
 George Spindle is in town from his ranch in Sonora.
 Yesterday being Sunday the Copper King paid of today.
 Wm. Lutley, the valley cattleman, is spending few days in our city.
 There was no western mail yesterday on accoant of the S..P. train being late. Rev. Thompson lett last night for Wilcox after spending few days in our city.
 An agent of the San Francisco Exam finer is in the city in the interests of his paper.
 Henry Ashton is spending few days in our city from his ranch on the san Pedro.
 Quite large number of cattle will be entered from Mexico in the next few days.
 The wind and dust of the past few days is enough to give any one the blues.
 The weather is rather cold for the first of May, for this section of the country.
 Jess Rodgers, the well known butcher. arrived today from Ton bstone on q short visit.
 Mrs. John Treu returned today from Tucson where she has been on q visit to her husband.
 Mrs. Kittie Thnrston returned to Tombstone Saturday, after spending several days in our city.
 T. F. Lindsey, the mining man, re- turned to Nogales yesterday after spend ing few days in our city.
 Ed w. Land has resigned his position as correspondent of the Tombs tone Plospcctor from this place.
 Joseph Pascholly returnei from So nora Saturday nigl' and left last even- ing for his home at Nogales.
 All is quiet along the line and the re- rorts of invasion by freebooters from Mexico have ceasel tc come in.
 J. II. Burnham, the master mechanic of the A. X s. E.. returned today from an extended d visit to California.
 Tom Greene. the New Mexico officer who was here some time since, retnrned Saturday anl W i'll remain for a few days. Col. Robinson, the U. s. post office inspector, is paying our city a shclt visit on duties connected with his office. C. E. Wilcox has heen appointed as first sergeant of one of the two troops of cavalry of "Teldy's Terrors" that Arizona is to furnish.
 The celebratei case of tile United States vs. the Copper Queen company : will bs brought to .rial again on the 25th of this mouth. An orler for the d'aw- ing oi the jury has Teen made.
 The extra which Ne printed this morning was an associated press dis hatch which was sent to the Tucson Star and which was kinlly forwarded from ucson especially to rHe ORB.
 Mir. J. S. Hurst, of Kingston, New Mexico. arrived in our city yesterday and will remain for some time. He will act as postmaster here during the absence of Rev. Pritchard on his east ern visit.
 Dr. Belmont, noted eve specialist from Chicago, is now located at the test your eyes free of charge. His rec lamentations from the scientific world leave no doubt as to his ability.
 F. P. Graham X Co. have just re- ccived two carloads of furniture; refrig- ~rators, bed lounges, couehes, baby hny.ies, 20 carts, bedroom sets and Tlressers. chairs. cots, warlrob,s and cupbo,rds. Prices right; terms easy.
 J. w. Mixwell, .he solicitor of the Copper Queen store, and Mss Edith Norton, recently of Phoenix, but for. merly of Topeka, Kansas, were joined in the holy bonds o' matrimony Ut tine Sesidence of J. q prii.i'aru this morn ing. r. NJ. Ruff. one of the Bisbec volun. tee,s who left for Whipple barracks Friday last, returned this morning. He with several others were examIned at Phoenix, but was not able 70 pass the examination. But six of them were examined there, the rest will be exam ined at Whippe.
 The Bi-bse public school children are contributing their nickels and dimes for the purpose of assisting in the building of baltlesbip 10 take the place of the Maine. 1hts vessel is tn le called the American Boy. The school chl iren of the Uni,ed States are to raise the money for this purpose.
 A Mexican whom Officer Graham was taking to jail on Saturday evening,