The Weekly orb., 1898-05-01
From Thursdays Daily.
 Vim. Leggett is in Wilcox.

Wm. Leggett is in Wilcox.
 Sheriff Scott White is in town on off eial business.
 The justice courts have been rather dull during the past few dave.
 Quite number of the Erie Cattle company cowboys are in town.
 J. L. Brown has returned from a short vacation trip into Sonora.
 E. B. Mason has moved his office into the Schmieding jewelry store.
 K. w. Barr, the genial cattleInan, is spending a few days in our city.
 Mrs. Lewis Williams returned today from visit to California points.
 Tie company warehouse is being treated to coat of mineral paini.
 Dr. w. A. Greene will leave in few days for his new position at Globe.
 Mrs. Dan Hagan has returned from Tempe where she has been for some time.
 Mrs. Wm. Hughes is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jos. McPherson, in Tombstone.
 A social dance was given in upper Tombstone canyon last night and was well attended.
 
 Allen R English, district attorney, came over today from Tombstone on d short business tip
 The locai officers are busily engaged in serving subpoeras for witnesses to appear before the next grand jury.
 A part of the Atlantic gale must have found it's way ont west, judging from the clounds of dust that are rising in our city,.
 The poverty ball to be given by the ladies of the Eraternal brotherhood to- morrow night promises to be grand success.
 An error occurred in the dodgers for the Poverty Ball in the date. It should have read Friday, April 29th, instead of Saturday.
 The American flag should be flying from every flag pole in the city. Deco rate your houses with them. Show yonr patriotism.
 The boys who leave in few days to go to the front to fight for Old Glory, should have glorious parting salute from the citizens of the city.
 The Independent Order of Red Men are to give an entertainment and dance on May l2th. Quite an interesting program is being arranged.
 Daisy, the daughter of Ere FIss, who has been at Fort Wingate for some time, was an incoming passenger this morning to pay visit to her parents.
 A telegram was sent to Gov. McCord last night after the meeting asking what bond was necessary to be fur. nished for the arms. No reply had been received up to the hour of going to press.
 Another serious conf ,grati,n was avefted last night m one of our resi- dem, es by the prompt action of Il couple of our citizens, who succeeded in q' ick ly removing a he'd which in some u.:- accountable manner became ignited.
 The following is tho list of grand jurors drawn from i5ishee to serve at the next term of the district court in Tombstone, which ctnvenes on May 9ih: Wm. Hughe F. s. Adams, INV. Burr, J. B. Angius, A. V. Lewis, Ed Barker.
 There will De warm spot in the hearts of all lovers of their country in this city when the small squad repre- sen'ing the Coclsise county quoto of the cowboy regiment leave for the front. This regiment will probably be among the first to smell the powder of the enemy.
 The painters, paper hangers and decorators are putting the finishing touches on the office building of the J. H. Jack Lumber Co.,. located at their lumber yarl in Dubacher canyon. The first floor of this building will be used asaslop, while the second floor will be d 70 C to their official business.
 Gso. Wilcox left last night for Phoe